Can Weather Alarmism Be Blamed on Biden’s Lapses?
Weather history debunks extreme climate claims.
Weather history debunks extreme climate claims.
Costly emission-credit trading scams premised upon unsupportable crisis hyperbole benefit none of the rest of us.
EPA's proposed emissions standards gases would constitute a de facto EV mandate exceeding its regulatory authority and any environmental or economic benefits.
Although urban areas account for less than 4% of the global land surface, they contain many of the weather stations where temperatures are collected which substantially skew the bigger record picture.
Does a more constructive regulatory environment lay ahead?
We should demand objectivity, rigor and honesty.
Nearly 13,000 striking UAW autoworkers at three plants in Michigan, Ohio and Missouri can blame their big free spending government electric vehicle obsessed political pals for much of their current job killing, wage deflation misery.
Deep in the bowels of a the Federal Register lie some candid admissions about EVs.
Any claim of a consensus that "science is settled" regarding the existence of a dire climate crisis emergency caused by carbon dioxide is deceptive, destructive, and costly.
Rather than citing actual temperatures, where according to the National Weather Service (NWS), Puerto Rico on the day referenced was 95 degrees — not 125 — since index measurements combine temperature and relative humidity.
A natural and expected hurricane should not be exploited for climate propaganda.
One might wish that a series of recent bank failures might serve as a wakeup call regarding woke Environmental Social Guidance (ESG) investment and spending addiction policies that the rest of us will wind up paying for.
The Greens cannot be appeased, their appetite for control is insatiable.
Those who believe in the existence of adequate non-fossil, non-nuclear energy balance anytime soon, or at any cost, are dreadfully misguided.
The next necessary breakthrough will require an entire fusion reactor - including all input energy to create it — to produce more net energy than it consumes.