solar power

Renewables receive much more support than fossil fuel-sourced electricity. Indeed, fossil fuels receive no direct subsidies or government support for the electric power they provide.

If you want to tell a big lie, a good vehicle is “science.”

Croplands, habitats, taxes, family budgets, safety sacrificed to enrich politically connected few?

Life without oil, natural gas and coal would most likely be nasty, brutish and short.

Public policy officials, do not be duped. The next time somebody claims wind and solar power create more jobs than natural gas and other conventional energy sources, ask them for specific definitions and parameters of the job numbers cited.

Things are looking bleak in the solar energy industry. Sales and installations are slowing and government support is waning, leading to an oversupply in solar panels, causing a huge price drop and a wave of losses and bankruptcies in the heavily government-subsidized industry. Could energy and business realities finally be “Trumping” climate fears?

Renewable and dispersed generation such as wind and solar are intermittent and cannot be depended on as reliable sources of supply.

Bill McKibben argues if civilization is to endure, we must end our use of fossil fuels and switch to wind and solar, but fossil fuels do not undermine civilization; they are the foundation upon which modern civilization is built.

Stocks of wind and solar companies plunged in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s victory in the November election, demonstrating how dependent wind and solar power companies are on continued government largesse.

Recently two stories detailing agricultural innovations caught my eye. They intrigued me because they show, even if I’m wrong about the cause and possible consequences of climate change, people around the globe are discovering innovative ways to adapt to future climate changes regardless of the cause and the type of change.

The German and Australian governments have taken different lessons from their respective embraces of renewable power in the fight against global warming.

New York’s government is – with its good intentions – building an eight-lane superhighway to Hell. And flying down it – with the top down.

The past couple of weeks have highlighted the folly of the energy policies favored by left-leaning advocacy agencies that, rather than allowing consumers and markets to choose, require government mandates…