Environment/Energy

Today, coal — and the modern technology that makes it a clean energy source — promises to alleviate crushing poverty for millions in developing countries who have no or little access to electricity.

EV buyers should be aware that they may be contributing to the pursuit of “blood minerals” to achieve their efforts to go green.

Utilizing excessive maritime emissions to justify reductions of in-state oil production may not be in the best interest of the world’s environment.

Liability exposure to transport EV’s via cargo ships from countries far removed from American ports, could be an economic disaster in the works.

The U.S. desperately needs more fossil fuels to address rising prices, shortages, and Russian aggression in Europe. But rather than encourage the development of domestic sources, foreign supplies from hostile regimes in places like Venezuela and Iran are pursued.

Tsunamis are a serious threat to offshore wind machines along the West Coast.

The world has changed. We can no longer afford “Net Negative Energy” or “Building Back Worse”.

It’s time for the people to demand anti-ESG bills from their legislatures and put a stop to the banks that are colluding to reshape economies and lifestyles, and inflicting shortages and inflation on working folks.

They finally realized they (not Big Oil executives) would be humiliated by reality.

Dominion’s extremely low LCOE needs to be investigated.

President Joe Biden’s impending agreement to restore the Iran nuclear deal offers the regime access to $90 billion in foreign currency reserves and sanctions relief to some of the world’s worst terrorists.

It is both amusing and fitting that these alarming climate models find wind power to be just as scary as carbon dioxide.

With their ban on nuclear and the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) divesting objectives to divest in coal, natural gas, and crude oil, all their eggs are on breezes and sunshine for electricity.