The IPCC’s latest climate hysteria
Realist experts show why $60-80 trillion over next 17 years would be wasted.
‘Green, clean and affordable’ – and requiring more investigation
Bloom electricity costs about $200 per megawatt-hour – three times the price of typical coal, gas, nuclear or hydroelectric power.
Can poor families sue John Kerry for climate policy deaths?
Conjectural future tolls from climate change pale compared to real energy poverty deaths now.
Rooting out scientific corruption
Recent actions show reform is in the wind, but much remains to be done, especially on climate.
Bloom Energy’s “tangled web”
What a tangled web Bloom weaves, since first it practiced to deceive.
Keep carbon taxes in the ground
Permanently bury these job-killing proposals, after pounding wooden stakes through their hearts.
Endangerment finding delenda est
Replacing Clean Power Plan with less harmful ACE rule does not fix fraudulent CO2 science.
A double ban gets a double reversal
The Interior Department reverses an activist-initiated Obama-era ban on farming activities that used a bumblebee as a pretext.
Obama carbon colonialism and climate corruption continue
USAID policies perpetuate disease and malnutrition. Part three of a three part series.
Obama carbon colonialism and climate corruption continue — Part 2
USAID policies fail on humanitarian grounds
Obama carbon colonialism and climate corruption continue — Part 1
USAID still pushes climate alarmism over energy, jobs, health and prosperity for poor countries. First of three parts.
Finally! Some fuel economy common sense
But Greens go apoplectic over a rule change that would have no climate or other benefits.
Environmentalist scare stories – Never mind!
The Sierra Club and “invertebrate-protecting” Xerces Society recently had their own Emily Litella moment. Solid evidence shows there is no “bee-pocalypse,” but alarmists allege new pesticide threats , over an issue they both have been hyperventilating about for years: endangered bees. Never mind!
“Agro-Ecology” campaign enshrines primitive agriculture and malnutrition as human rights
It essentially asserts that indigenous, traditional farmers must be shielded from market forces and modern technologies, so that they can continue using ancient, primitive, “culturally appropriate” methods.
Rejecting carbon colonialism
African Development Bank breaks with anti-fossil fuel banks to fund coal power, prosperity.