Both China and India view energy as an amoral source of power that is to be used for survival and advancement during this century. The rest of the world should take careful note.

We like taxing businesses because they appear rich.  Yet the question of who truly pays business taxes is very complicated. 

Do ‘green’ buses pass the performance test?

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Judicial activism is a nightmare.

According to climate activists, air travel—and especially private air travel—is one of the most wasteful and unnecessary sources of carbon dioxide emissions and a major cause of climate change.

Do you feel more threatened by nuclear Armageddon, or the possibility that it might be a little bit warmer next year?

There is no question that a means testing regime ought to be in place, but by what standards and who makes that determination is what must be reexamined and changed.

It’s time for federal and state courts to say enough is enough and block all such lawsuits. It’s the job of elected branches, not the judiciary, to determine United States climate and energy policy.

NASA and NOAA are like toddlers trying to fit square pegs into round holes, and just as likely as toddlers to throw fits when their efforts are stymied by reality.

Air transport is the one service you hope you never need, but when you do, you thank God it is there

Bravo to AOC and others who dare defy party bigwigs — those in smoke-filled rooms who make the “big” decisions and pull the political strings from afar.

Apparently, Mayor Lightfoot is willing to cast aside her progressive values in a rather desperate attempt to tackle the city’s out-of-control debt by nickel and diming her constituents.

Calling an for an open constitutional convention is much easier, more efficient, and holds the promise of better results than a limited-agenda one.

Meat is unlikely to be banned until many more Americans first become vegetarians.

The difference between the real world and the modeled world has already existed for 30 years. Unfortunately, instead of getting smaller due to a proper validation process, this difference has become bigger.

Overzealous health authorities in the U.S. have a lot to learn from their lackluster performance in 2019. But there’s hope. Hindsight is so 2020.