fossil fuels

Before fossil fuels and the thousands of products made from petroleum derivatives, and electricity that followed, the world was a zero-sum snake pit that was a war against one another scrounging for food, water, and shelter.

The only things ‘inevitable’ about the ‘transition’ to wind and solar are rocketing electricity prices and unstable power grids.

Robert Bryce’s latest book lays out a powerful case for treating electricity as a human right.

If you’re going to replace fossil fuels, the alternative must be compelling.

They want to ban coal, oil and gas. Exactly how will they replace them? Who wins? Who loses?

Inconvenient facts show why wind energy is not renewable, sustainable or climate-friendly.

For the poorest in the world there are more things that are far more important to survival than climate change.

There are billions of people in undeveloped countries who are currently living in the low economy horse and buggy days that developed countries left behind a century ago.

On March 5, 2019 published an important and very timely Policy Brief by senior fellow for environment and energy policy, James Taylor, titled Global Warming Energy Restrictions Threaten U.S. National Security, with guidance from Admiral Thomas B. Hayward, U.S. Navy (retired).

America absolutely needs outside expert review of climate claims used to oppose fossil fuels.

Global warming activists argue carbon-dioxide emissions are destroying the planet, but the climate impacts of carbon dioxide are minimal, at worst.

A group of distinguished economists, including Nobel prize winners and past Council of Economic Advisors members, recently supported a carbon tax. 

Contrary to assertions made in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) most recent report, it’s time to praise and expand the use of fossil fuels, not restrict them.