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Climate Change Weekly #489: Fossil Fuels Aren’t Going Away Soon
Everyone is paying dearly for climate scolds’ increasingly successful efforts to get ever more EVs on the road.
Biden’s ‘War on Fossil Fuels’ Out of Step With Geopolitical Realities
By Kevin Mooney
With the Russia-Ukraine war and the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel underscoring the urgent need for renewed U.S. oil and gas development,...
Indonesia Shelves Decarbonization for Prosperity and Security
The strategic utilization of fossil fuels has been key to Indonesia's, amazing economic progress. Indonesia is not abandoning fossil fuels.
Michigan Senate Passes Aggressive Green Energy Legislation
The Michigan Senate recently passed three bills that enforce aggressive green energy policies for the state and its electric power providers.
Methane Emission Monitoring Catches Attention in Pennsylvania
By Anthony Hennen
(The Center Square) — Improvements in methane emission monitoring could bring a market advantage to Pennsylvania’s natural gas industry, while still reducing...
Climate Change Weekly #486: Models Can’t Agree on Climate Sensitivity
Climate models routinely run too hot, both hindcasting and forecasting far more warming than is actually measured by surface stations, weather balloons, and global satellites.
Shifting Electricity Mix Will Challenge the Nation’s Power System, Says NERC
The increasing amount of renewable power sources added to America's electric power grid is posing a serious risk to the system.
Green Energy Dominates Federal Handouts—Officials Report
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its latest report on government subsides for energy markets, which shows renewable power sources, particularly wind and solar, and energy efficiency programs, received the bulk of federal subsidies.
Offshore Wind is an Economic and Environmental Catastrophe
By Edward Ring
When it comes to “renewables” wreaking havoc on the environment, wind turbines have stiff competition. For example, over 500,000 square miles of biofuel plantations...
Renewable Energy the Big Winner When It Comes to Federal Subsidies
(The Center Square) – Renewable energy, led by wind and solar, received $15.6 billion in federal government subsidies in fiscal year 2022, far more...
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NPR Should Not Be Subsidized by Taxpayers – Commentary
Uri Berliner, a 25‐year‐long journalist at National Public Radio (NPR), recently resigned from his job after being suspended because he wrote about the entrenched left‐wing/woke...
New York City to Pay Over $2 Million Settlement for Discrimination Against White Educators
The city of New York will pay a settlement of over $2 million to three white female Department of Education employees over their charges...
Crime ‘Hot Spots’ Have Strong Community Networks—Study
Crime ‘hot spots’ have strong community networks and would benefit from community policing, a Manhattan Institute study finds.
By Eileen Griffin
A new study from the...
