Hijacking Natural Gas #1
Academics at Yale University recently decided we all need to think harder about what to call “Natural Gas." Watch now.
Academics at Yale University recently decided we all need to think harder about what to call “Natural Gas." Watch now.
Gabriella recently sat down with former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and teased a little of her conversation on the podcast today.
The Administration has demanded the fossil fuel industry to accept the elimination of fossil fuels for transportation and electricity by 2035 as part of its “infrastructure plan.” This directive is insane.
Now they have come for gas. Wind and solar are smiling; their trade associations love this law.
Senator-elect Cynthia Lummis joins District of Conservation to discuss conservative conservationist ethos, energy issues, and more. TUne in here!
Removing gas from California homes will not meaningfully improve either indoor or outdoor air quality. Nor will it meaningfully reduce global temperature.
Canada has been unable to build a major oil pipeline for over a decade.
The 7-2 ruling, handed down June 15, removes the biggest legal obstacle to the 600-mile pipeline, which would carry up to 1.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas from the Marcellus Shale basin in West Virginia to customers in Virginia and North Carolina.
Phasing out natural gas-fired electric power generation by 2030 is bedrock dogma in the Green New Deal.
BY MARK MATHIS: In Berkeley California, the City Council has voted to ban natural gas in all new low-rise residential buildings. This bad idea is spreading to other parts of the country.
Cities such as Berkeley, San Jose, San Francisco, Houston, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Albuquerque, and other U.S. cities are moving to ban natural gas -- the energy source that made America number one in emissions reductions.
Lower LNG prices stymie terrorist-financing budgets in Tehran and lower the ability for Putin’s Russia to weaponize their energy assets for geopolitical adventures in Ukraine, Crimea, Syria, Central Asian and the Middle East.
Berkeley is the first city in America to ban natural gas hook-ups in new buildings.
Why are New England states paying more for natural gas than surrounding states (sometimes a LOT more) when the Marcellus and Utica Shale plays are nearby? WATCH NOW
There is no evidence that restrictions on New England usage will have a measurable effect on world demand for natural gas, or the slightest effect on global temperatures. But misguided government energy policies will raise prices for New England residents.