Africa

This major skirmish could determine the outcome of Africa’s fight for energy freedom.

The UN, environmentalist pressure groups and their financial backers have a lot to answer for.

President Trump should direct USAID to support coal and gas, not just wind and solar.

Enacting policies that restrict the use of abundant energy supplies will rob people of choice and harm the economy. This won’t hurt the global elite, but it will result in everyone else living poorer, more precarious lives.

President Obama infamously told Africans they should focus on their “bountiful” wind, solar and biofuel.

83 years ago, one of the most forceful and thoughtful defenders of a free society was born.

Uber-organic campaign enshrines primitive agriculture and malnutrition as human rights.

African Development Bank breaks with anti-fossil fuel banks to fund coal power, prosperity.

China talks a tough game but never fails to put up its word on the environmental front. Now the world looks to them to be a leader in spite of the US leaving Paris.

Poor countries have a right to use fossil fuels and will no longer let anyone stop us.

Energy has long lost media attention; so we no longer think about ways we use energy and its effect on national policy or our pocketbooks. However, problems of energy supply we deemed a crisis in the 1970’s are still with us. U. S. warships still protect Persian Gulf supply of Middle East oil which accounts for one-quarter world’s oil production.