California to replace Cuba as vintage car capital of the world
Governor Newsom’s order to end the sale of gas-powered vehicles by 2035 will make California a new dystopia where people will do anything to keep great old American cars on the road.
California’s Newsom vows to fight fire by copying Germany’s failed climate plan
Newsom wants to fast-track a California "Energiewende"
California’s energy scorecard fails on the world stage
While the growing world’s population pursues continuous uninterruptable electricity, California pursues intermittent electricity from wind and solar.
The GND would ground Air Force One
Just intermittent electricity will ground transportation and commerce.
California’s dysfunctional electricity policies make more blackouts likely
California's electric grid lacks so much power the state has to import power from its neighbors. Yet more power plants are scheduled to shut down.
New book brings clarity to a world without fossil fuels
Before 1900 and the products from petroleum, life was hard and dirty and life expectancy was short
California loses thousands of jobs and crucial fuel as Marathon Martinez refinery goes idle
Forty million Californians will see higher fuel costs due to COVID-19.
Video: California’s dysfunctional energy policies
California remains the state with the highest cost of electricity and fuels in the country and is doing everything possible to further increase those costs to the detriment of those that can least afford it. WATCH NOW
Aha! “Renewable energy” is only (kind of) renewable ELECTRICITY
Solar and wind cannot manufacture the thousands of products modern society depends on.
Democrats climate policy follows Germany’s failed plan
Higher energy costs for Americans are eminent along with worldwide ecological degradation and human right abuses from mining for wind, solar, and EV materials.
Governor Newsom’s energy dysfunctional California
Energy costs two to three times more in California than Texas, despite California having all the oil it can use and enough to export.
The Green delusion continues to push costs upon the poor
Big wind and solar don't want you to know how much they cost the poor.
California Department of Conservation could protect the environment without damaging the economy
The rulemaking efforts toward protecting public health and safety and environmental quality needs to include a focus on energy reliability,
EPA finally considering costs and benefits of rulemaking
If promulgated, future significant regulations promulgated under the Clean Air Act may be accompanied by a benefit-cost analysis.
The disparate impact of California climate policies
Policies disproportionately harm its poorest residents particularly Latinos and African Americans.