Billionaire Ballmer blurts out to Jon Stewart: Wind turbines “destroy habitats”
Donald Trump was not the only unscripted billionaire America heard from Tuesday night as a comedian got a lesson on live TV.
Donald Trump was not the only unscripted billionaire America heard from Tuesday night as a comedian got a lesson on live TV.
Why the rush?
If the Germans just did nothing at all, it would have been Greener.
ike tortoises, nuclear power plants can have long, prosperous lives, whereas short-lived wind and solar facilities are “hare” today, gone tomorrow.
“Green energy,” amplified by mandates and subsidies, is leading to habitat-invading and beauty-destroying energy projects at unprecedented scale.
BY IDDO WERNICK: There are easier ways for humanity to avoid the problems that batteries are intended to solve.
No Joshua trees, kids, but you get breakfast with the Easter Bunny. How's that for greenwashing?
BY FRANCIS MENTON: In those jurisdictions that have succeeded in getting generation from renewables up to as high as about 30% of their total electricity supply, the result has been an approximate tripling in the price of electricity f
What is the environmental impact of converting fields and forests into solar arrays?
If we keep shutting down reliable backup energy, we face the likelihood of nationwide, Texas-like blackouts.
BY JOE BASTARDI: While sunspot activity has been going down, Net incoming radiation has not.
The Bureau of Land Management has just proposed a monstrous (in size and scope) plan for solar power development called the Western Solar Plan.
Every day the Greens sound more like Skeptics
About 60 nuclear power reactors are currently being constructed in 15 countries, notably China, India, and Russia. Check out Sweden.
Decisions are being delayed, contracts abandoned, auctions left without bidders and almost no new projects started.