Month: January 2016

Good, as both in their current forms are costly if not dumb ideas. Continue reading UN energy chief: Cheap oil threatens renewables, energy ‘efficiency’ efforts

“In any case, there is no longer any doubt that the left won’t stop until every coal mine in America is shuttered.” Continue reading IBD: War On Fossil Fuel — One Coal-ossal Mistake

Maybe he can atone for this, somehow? Continue reading Trump calls for higher ethanol mandate

This explains a lot. Continue reading Why many college grads believe in global warming

So manmade global warming saved humanity 7,000 years ago? Continue reading Mounting evidence suggests early agriculture staved off global cooling

“People who say they are concerned about climate change use more electricity than those who say the issue is ‘too far away to worry about’, government-commissioned study finds.” Continue reading People who claim to worry about climate change use more electricity

“Could” ≠science. Continue reading Warmer Indian Ocean could be ‘ecological desert’, scientists warn

Smells like fraud. Continue reading Bangladesh Bank launches $200m ‘green transformation fund’

“As shareholders, we want to know that Exxon is doing what is needed to prepare for a future with lower carbon emissions.” Continue reading Shareholder activists target ExxonMobil on 2C climate risk

Yeeesh… a physics professor supports the government trying “wild-eyed risky ideas” to solve the “existential” problem of climate change. Continue reading Taking Risks to Fight Climate Change

The “proof” consists of the NYTimes unsupported assertion that it has been proved. Continue reading NYTimes: Proof That a Price on Carbon Works