David Wojick

America is not moving toward wind and solar for power generation; we are actually moving away from renewables. You would never know this listening to the press and the politicians.

New York City will soon be home to the world’s biggest utility-scale battery system, designed to back up its growing reliance on intermittent renewables.

We live in a world of complex issues, which can be very frustrating

Thanks to the miracle of online commenting the discussion of science, especially related to policy, is now a major popular pastime.

The issue centers on a benchmark estimate of the impact of increasing CO2 on global temperature

Hardly a day goes by anymore where we don’t see headlines suggesting or blaring that racist police officers are beating and killing blacks in record numbers, reality is far more complicated, but agenda-pushing activists don’t want to discuss it

The Climate Equity Act creates an administrative structure within the federal government to ensure that as we boldly address the climate crisis

As a logician, I am always on the lookout for fallacies, and there is no lack of them in climate change alarmist policies. New Zealand’s newly released climate risk assessment not only has multiple fallacies, they build on one another in a cascade.

Biden’s multi-trillion dollar climate action plan is full of promises that the law says he cannot keep. Promising to do what you cannot do is a false promise. Here are some big-ticket examples.

While peer review has its good side, there are several ways that it greatly impedes progress, and the bad greatly outweighs the good.

National Academies of Science should speak out against climate alarmism, not support it. The integrity of science is at stake.

The US Department of Justice has issued a wish list of reform laws aimed directly at the big Internet media giants.

If Greta Thunberg is an alarmist princess then Katherine Hayhoe is the queen of climate alarmism