Green tech’s dark side
Electric vehicle's have a very dark side of environmental atrocities and non-existent transparency of human rights abuses associated with mining for the exotic minerals that power them.
Is Governor Newsom offering up the keys to California’s energy castle?
Who benefits if California is dependent on foreign oil?
Berkeley’s ban on natural gas will stymie growth
Berkeley is the first city in America to ban natural gas hook-ups in new buildings.
Germany went totally green too quickly
Germany’s failed climate goals should be a wake-up all for governments everywhere.
Blown away by wind farm “capacity” versus actual output
Wind turbines have yet to produce anywhere near their projected capacity.
Going Green worldwide will be a greater challenge than going to the Moon
A top down Green economic transformation would be unaffordable, ineffective and trample individual freedom.
The Y2K scare ended January 1, 2000, but the climate emergency will fester forever
The difference in the global warming scare and the Y2K crash that started in 1998 was that Y2K had a definite end date which proved it to be a marketing ploy by software companies to sell unnecessary updates to data backup systems whereas the climate change hype could go on indefinitely and that is what allows it to build and fester. The Y2K bug, also called the Millennium Bug, a problem in the coding of computerized systems was projected to create havoc in computers and computer networks around the world at the beginning of the year 2000 It was the day that was supposed to finally prove [...]
Australian energy lessons for California
Reset the demand for reliable & affordable electricity
Australia’s voters reject environmental fantasies
Australian voters rejected climate alarmism, who's next?
The Green New Deal’s epic transportation and commerce fail
Intermittent wind and solar can't keep the shelves stocked and people moving.
A moral case for zero emission electricity for all
If emissions are your thing, here's how to reduce them drastically.
Is California holding hands with Putin under the table as Russia works to control energy?
Russia playing California for the energy fool.
California eco-politicians fail to denounce the proliferation of child labor in the EV supply chain
The minerals needed for the batteries for electric vehicles are often mined under horrific conditions, often by children.
California lawmakers’ war on domestic oil and gas creating national security risk
California steps up dependence on foreign oil as America works toward energy independence.
San Bernardino slams brakes on big solar
BY RON STEIN: The San Bernardino County's Board of Supervisors slammed the brakes on big solar projects and highlighted a challenge California could face if it seeks to eliminate the use of fossil fuels.