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Offshore wind developers are speaking out about violations of the legal approval process, which have and will continue to harm other legitimate users of the ocean shared with the wind project...

Three state branches of Australia's main opposition party have voted to dump Net Zero.

“Americans deserve energy that is affordable, reliable, and built to last — not experimental and expensive wind projects that are proven failures,” DOI deputy press secretary Aubrie Spady told the DCNF...

Watch out for big oil saboteurs, who are more interested in pumping oil than making money.

From CFACT By David Wojick f you want to speak out against a bad project at a public meeting, consider asking a hard question instead of stating an objection...

Don’t they realise $8 / gallon pump price in California could torpedo Newsom’s presidential ambitions?

"... If Cook were to publish an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal pointing out that climate has become a business risk ... it would change the corporate game. ..."

Britain, meanwhile, clings to “climate leadership”, the idea that moral example will change the world’s energy trajectory. This is the same delusion that informed Barack Obama’s “grand bargain” with Xi Jinping...

Until new, non-emitting alternatives like hydrogen or advanced nuclear generation are developed and commercialized, fossil resources are needed to fill an essential role in preserving reliable grid operations.

In the parallel universe of Nick Robbins and the Grantham Institute, business opportunities require massive state subsidies.

By eliminating the constant churn of updates to a speculative emissions database, the administration has cut a layer of bureaucratic fat that was masquerading as moral necessity.

Former nationals leader Barnaby Joyce stirring the greens.

They teach our kids - another green attack on Democracy, this time from University of Oxford Professor Stephen Lezak.

A 230MW AI campus to be powered by Norwegian Hydro has been announced - but competition for electricity and rising prices are already causing political unrest.

"... while climate change remains a concern, it increasingly shares space with other anxieties — housing, economic insecurity, mental health, artificial intelligence and war. ..."