Why EU’s effort to “go organic” could threaten public health, environment
Are efforts to make our food more “sustainable,” namely by using less pesticides and GMO’s, going to lead to better health and environmental quality? The answer is “No.”
EU steps up hydrogen energy efforts
The HyGreen Provence project would produce renewable hydrogen on a much bigger scale than anywhere else.
The EU’s Green misdeal
The proponents of this planless nonsense gleefully admit they have no idea how to make it work.
EU governance chaos
Populism is not a dirty word. It means democracy.
EU green policy leaves households and economy in the red
BY LARRY BELL: Hidden from public view were spiraling power grid costs which jumped nearly two-thirds between 2010 and 2014 as required to connect wind and solar farms scattered over the countryside. Subsidies encouraged wind and solar developments on poorly suited sites.
More cracks in the European Union
Things still seem to be going downhill for the EU, or at least for the left-wing elements of it.
Keeping the poor impoverished
To the world's poor, electricity (including air conditioning), modern highways, quality medical care, and so much more of the good things first world people take for granted are routinely denied them out of concern for the environment (sic), or rather the elites' insistence that they rule over the poor with a paternalistic (slavemaster) hand. CFACT Senior Policy Advisor Paul Driessen calls the actions of these elites "callous, immoral, eco-imperialistic, and genocidal." As newly elected Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte says, "They think they can dictate our destiny," but we will not submit to their rule.
European plan to reduce CO2 emissions backfired and increased them
Europe’s plans to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by switching from conventional oil to biofuels actually ended up increasing emissions.
Eat more insects? ‘Profound lifestyle changes:’ Leaked gov’t docs reveal global warming agenda
Fighting global warming will require “profound lifestyle changes” for millions of people, according to leaked European Union documents obtained by The Guardian. Eat more insects?
Europe: the new dark continent?
Europe is pushing people into energy poverty and killing industry's ability to compete. Can others learn before it's too late?
The continuing circus over GM corn in Europe
It was not merely the fact that an Italian bureaucrat decided to import an otherwise banned GM crop from America that was so ironic. In addition to the special exemptions granted on a case-by-case basis to Czech, Spanish, Portuguese and Slovakian farmers, countries throughout Europe, including Italy, have imported GM corn from America in the past under a whole different array of special, case-by-case exemptions granted on a strictly controlled basis by bureaucrats in Brussels. What made Rabboni’s final decision so hypocritical, and frankly absurd, were the sheer quantities involved and the astronomical expense for an already overextended Italian treasury.
Can a victorious Merkel spell energy reform without FDP?
Will a newly empowered Merkel be able to finally grapple realistically with Germany's energy needs? Can she assemble a coalition which is able to do so?
Renewable electricity costs shock EU ratepayers
If America starts using more renewable energy, what will that do to our electricity prices? While some claim that getting electricity from the sun and wind is cheap and affordable, the real world experience of European countries that have taken this route has proven otherwise.
500 police bust Deutsche Bank over €300 million carbon trading scam
Five hundred German police and tax inspectors raided offices and residences connected with Deutsche Bank in Berlin, Frankfurt and Dusselforf, Wednesday over allegations of conspiracy involving over €300 million in carbon trading tax fraud. While a few profiteers will amass carbon trading fortunes, these schemes will not impact the climate in any meaningful way. Whether conducted legally or illegally, all carbon trading is a waste and a scam which cries out to be halted.
Munich climate conference to debunk myths during UN’s Qatar climate summit
Join CFACT Europe at the EIKE climate conference in Munich, Germany, November 30th and December 1st, 2012. Discuss climate science and policy with scientists, scholars and policy experts as they gather just days before the UN climate summit in Qatar.