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Real World Data Refutes COVID Projections that Led to Shutdowns
Americans have a less than three percent chance of contracting COVID-19, according to an analysis by Professor Anne Marie Knott of Washington University in St. Louis.
Minnesota Sues Chemical, Energy Companies, Claiming Climate Change Fraud
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison sued ExxonMobil Corp., Koch Industries, and the American Petroleum Institute, claiming they deceived consumers for decades about the causes and consequences of supposed human caused climate change.
FDA Changes View on Surface Contamination
“The new CDC information is a far cry from the scary news blasts that the coronavirus can last up to nine days on surfaces and tutorials on the hours-long process of disinfecting,"
Federal Program Leaves Taxpayers on the Hook for Another Green Energy Company Failure
Tonopah Solar Energy LLC, which built and operated a huge solar-thermal power plant in the desert in Nye County, Nevada, has filed for bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, a bankruptcy likely to cost U.S. taxpayers more than $225 million.
Thanks to Green Energy Mandates, California’s Electric Grid Is Near Collapse
This time, California's “rolling blackouts” are due to green energy issues, not Enron market manipulation.
Common Core Has Led to ‘Historic’ Drop in Achievement Scores
A new study has found the adoption of the Common Core State Standards has led to a 'historic' drop in student achievement...
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