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As with so many frightening climate claims, in the words of Carl Sagan (which were a restatement of Pierre-Simon Laplace), “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.”

The Inflation Reduction Act won’t reduce inflation or sell more electric vehicles, so if also will not cut carbon emissions.

By Micaela Burrow The global drive to replace fossil fuels with climate-friendly energy alternatives has powered demand for rare earth minerals used in electric vehicle...

Daily, politicians and pundits demand, or predict, an energy future that is entirely based on wind/solar and batteries, freed from the “burden” of the hydrocarbons. Regardless of one’s opinion about whether, or why, an energy “transformation” is called for, the physics and economics of energy combined show there is no possibility of anything resembling a radically “new energy economy” in the foreseeable future.

As implausible as the inflation reduction staging of the Democrats’ pork-filled bill of special-interest fodder is, the claims being made about its effect on greenhouse gas emissions are pure fantasy.

Government created demand for electric vehicles has caused the price of nickel, cobalt, and lithium, for electric vehicles, to surge.

As a climate and energy realist, in my heart of hearts I dream of the day when the public recognizes climate change will not bring on an end of the world as we know it.

President Joe Biden announced is invoking the 1950 Defense Production Act (DPA) to encourage new mining in the United States, to secure a domestic supply of critical minerals, specifically for electric vehicle batteries.

With our national security at stake, the time for a rational and ethical energy policy has arrived.

The Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) divest from fossil fuels movement, pushed by many of the masters of the financial universe, is leading the world to an era of Extreme Shortages Guaranteed, ESG, with a vengeance!