green energy

A cold hungry winter is about to show Europe the deadly dangers of listening to green dreamers. It is surely time for Australia to withdraw from foreign entanglements like the Paris Treaty, and chop Canberra’s green tentacles, limiting its duties to defence, foreign affairs and maintenance of free trade (exactly as our founders intended).

Well intended passions for lower emissions may be contributing to the downfall of today’s society and the products that supports the eight billion on earth.

The massive offshore wind (OSW) project proposed by Dominion Energy may pose a serious threat to the endangered North Atlantic Right Whale population.

I’m sure Communist China thinks their investment in the Bidens was well worth it.

Australians are destined to discover that they lost heavily in the Great Green Gamble.

Clearly, all energy decisions bring trade-offs. Long-term climate change that we cannot see or accurately measure, or dead bald eagles that we can?

While a noose was tightening around Ukraine’s capitol city of Kyiv with a convoy of hundreds of tanks and other vehicles closing in, Democrats continued to use the war to promote their own war against the use of fossil fuels, blaming the high price of gasoline on the Russia/Ukraine conflict.

Solar power is unrealistically costly considering its low energy efficiency.

Socially responsible investing is decades old, but ESG (Environmental, social, and governance) considerations now propagating throughout the world continues to make firms reluctant to invest in oil and gas exploration and infrastructure which is destined to lead to deteriorated infrastructures. Tinkering with the supply chain of crude oil could impact the supply chain and shortages of thousands of products needed by current lifestyles and worldwide economies.

Climate alarmists intend to keep poor nations energy-deprived, impoverished, jobless, dying.

China’s “successful” foray into renewable energy has only been made possible by slave labor and massive government subsidies – which are not typically good indicators of a flourishing business endeavor.

Minnesota appellate decision is a triumph for common sense and for science over politics-masquerading-as science.

China knows the world will need oil, natural gas and coal for decades to come. It sees “green” as the color of money and is happy to extend credit under terms very favorable to China.