The Editorial Board
The Wall Street Journal
One of Chicago’s most noted schools, the University of Chicago, reaffirms its stand for free speech and opposition to safe zones. Its policy safeguarding the most fundamental right of American democracy should be a beacon for the more prevalent “weak sisters” of America’s faltering education community.
by Ben Tracy
CBS News
John Kerry says cold weather is due to global warming . . . a convenient “truth”. James Hansen, the NASA scientist who began the global warming scare in the 1980s, was touting the coming ice age in the 1970s. This story highlights convenient hypocrisy.
by Rachel Frazin
The Hill
“Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) is introducing a resolution expressing the sentiment that the agreement qualifies as a treaty and should be sent to the Senate for approval,” according to Rachel Frazin of The Hill newspaper.
“Republican senators take aim at Paris agreement with new legislation” Read Full Article »
by Kevin Mooney
Real Clear Energy
Because half of all of New Mexico’s oil and gas drilling occurs on federal lands, Biden’s ban will devastate the state, according to Kevin Mooney, writing for realclearenergy.org.
by Joseph Siegel
Washington Examiner
“President Biden’s pending decision whether to shut down the controversial Dakota Access oil pipeline could deepen early tensions between environmentalists and unions that endorsed him,” says Joseph Siegel writing in the Washington Examiner.
“Biden’s next big pipeline decision could deepen clash of greens and unions” Read Full Article »
by the Editorial Board
The Wall Street Journal
“The problem is Texas’s overreliance on wind power that has left the grid more vulnerable to bad weather. Half of wind turbines froze last week,” according to the Wall Street Journal.
“The Political Making of a Texas Power Outage” Read Full Article »
by the Editorial Board
The Wall Street Journal
“Blame a perfect storm of bad government policies, timing and weather. Coal and nuclear are the most reliable sources of power. But competition from heavily subsidized wind power and inexpensive natural gas, combined with stricter emissions regulation, has caused coal’s share of Texas’s electricity to plunge by more than half in a decade to 18%,” says the Wall Street Journal.
by Timothy Puku
The Wall Street Journal
“The Democratic congresswoman from New Mexico has joined with pipeline protesters, supported the Green New Deal and opposed fracking on public lands. For a cabinet post that oversees the government’s longstanding, multibillion-dollar partnership with drillers on federal lands, Ms. Haaland’s environmental politics are in contrast to those of her predecessors”, according to Timothy Puku, writing for the Wall Street Journal.
“Interior Secretary Nominee on Collision Course With Oil Industry” Read Full Article »
by Stephen Chen
South China Morning Post & Yahoo News
Keep in mind when reading this article that the Little Ice Age ended in the mid-19th century.
by Robert Bryce
Forbes
“Green” energy looks more like ”white” energy when what you need is dependability.
“This Blizzard Exposes The Perils Of Attempting To ‘Electrify Everything’” Read Full Article »
by Dr. Benny Peiser
Climate Change Dispatch
“Contrary to popular belief, there is little evidence of harmful trends from the impact of global warming,” according to Dr. Indur Goklany, writing in Climate Change Dispatch.
“Real-World Data Falsifies ‘Climate Emergency’ Claims” Read Full Article »
by Reuters
Voice of America News
While liberal Americans adore China for its pledge to become “carbon neutral,” they ignore China’s rapid expansion of coal-fired electricity generation, according to VOA News.
by Anthony Watts
Climate Realism
“Real science” which liberals profess to love, is corrupted by NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies. It is so corrupt it does not even consider the effect of population density changes on its own instrument, according to a report by Climate Realism.
“New Analysis Shows Population Density Is Corrupting U.S. Temperature Record” Read Full Article »
by Abby Smith
Washington Examiner
Joe Biden claims he wants to lower carbon emissions. Yet, he is at war with the most important fuel doing so — natural gas. He claims we can’t rely on technologies we know about, possibly because he knows wind and solar don’t work.
by Rachel Frazin
The Hill
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) urged the president to consider the importance of oil and gas in everything from energy to plastics as reported in The Hill article By Rachel Frazin. He is also reported in the article to have stressed the importance of jobs and economic well-being.
“Manchin pushes natural gas in letter to Biden” Read Full Article »
by Jordan McGillis
National Review
“Natural gas has reduced carbon emissions in the U.S., but blue-state politicians are preventing its export,” says Jordan McGillis in National Review.
“The U.S. Is Squandering Its Energy-Export Opportunity” Read Full Article »
by Jude Clemente
Real Clear Energy
“Americans should realize that oil and gas account for 70% of our energy supply. The reality is that blocking pipelines and development does nothing to lower demand, it just makes getting access to these irreplaceable products more difficult,” says Jude Clemente, writing for Real Clear Energy.
“Despite Covid-19, US Oil and Natural Gas Exports Hitting Record Levels” Read Full Article »
by Brandon Gillespie
Daily Caller
Jen Psaki demonstrates the administration has no answer for the false promise of “green jobs.”
by Joel Kotkin
MSN News
In an extraordinary article for a conventional news outlet, Joel Kotkin points out an “eternal truth.”
“Environmentalism Is the New War on the Working Class” Read Full Article »
by Daniel Payne
Just the News
The more liberal policies favor the lawless the more the lawful seek protection.
“January was busiest gun background check month in U.S. history” Read Full Article »