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In 2021, biomass provided 5 percent of total primary energy use in the United States, with 2.1 percent of annual total energy...
Climate Change Weekly #516: Hunga Tonga Eruption Behind “Record” Warming
I and other Heartland Institute scholars have written before about the bird, bat, and marine mammals that industrial wind is killing around the world.
Climate Change Weekly #511: Illegal ESG Collusion Behind Decarbonization Efforts
The Heartland Institute was well ahead of the curve in exposing the dangers ESG poses to freedom and economic progress.
U.S. Energy Production Continues to Soar
By Nolan Mckendry
(The Center Square) - In 2023, energy production in the United States reached unprecedented levels, marking a significant milestone in the nation's...
Michigan’s Renewable Energy Report Card
Dr. Michael E. Heberling
Michigan is making big wagers while playing a very weak hand in the renewable energy game. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer last year...
Can Wind & Solar Energy Expand 50-100 Times?
By Edward Ring
In the most recent “Conference of the Parties,” otherwise known as the United Nations extravaganza that convenes every few years for world...
Rolling Blackouts in Hawaii Offer a Case Study For Michigan
By Jason Hayes
Rolling blackouts in the Aloha State presage things to come in Michigan.
Michigan’s new net-zero and “100% clean energy” policies mirror Hawaii’s “goal...
‘Green’ Hydrogen Is a Very Expensive Waste of Money
By Frank Lasee
Making green hydrogen suffers from the very problem it is supposed to cure. The part-time, weather dependent, unreliability of wind and solar...
Climate Change Weekly #485: Pope’s Climate Harangue Shows that He Should Stick to Theology...
Pope Francis has made creation care and fighting climate change a cornerstone of his Papacy from its early days.
Climate Change Weekly #481: Droughts, Hurricanes, Wildfires Aren’t Living Up to Alarmists’ Expectations
With the current summer coming to an end, let’s revisit the dread three seasons—drought, hurricanes, and wildfires—and see how they went.