climate politics, Tag

"... If industries resist, strict regulations may be required to enforce change or even force noncompliant companies to shut shop. ..."

The curtain is falling on the world’s most expensive soap opera. For decades, a cast of unelected bureaucrats and subsidized academics fought to keep the production alive, but the audience has finally walked out. The climate-crisis...

"Even after 3 or 5 years more innovation?" "It's against physics".

An activist website called Desmog published an article attempting to attack The Heartland Institute. Instead, it exposed just how far our influence now reaches.  The article maps Heartland’s growing network across...

Climate Change News and the WEF should get with the program and realize that their concerns do not reflect the needs of the people they are supposed to represent...

The U.S. has invested far too much political and financial capital into a process ill-suited to address the ostensible climate problem, a process that often works against American interests and values. Indeed, at a time when...

Has President Trump's withdrawal of Biden era renewable subsidies killed the Chinese economy?

"... the scariest report out of the energy department ... an “emerging risk” of running out of gas supplies by 2030 ..."

Aussie Agricultural productivity is soaring - but apparently good seasons and a failure to manage fire risk are a climate disaster.

The rejection of support for UN climate change efforts moves in a radically new direction in global environmental policy. Will other nations join the US and step back from climate alarmism? Year 2026 may provide the answers...

Activists seem keen for the USA to go back to subsidising Europe's defence budget.

Our long national nightmare of UN bureaucracies exploiting global warming as pretext for forever-increasing taxation, spending, redistribution, and control over Americans is winding down at last.

The Coalition is generally supportive of the continued pursuit of renewable energy generation – but not at the expense of grid reliability and safe, adequate and affordable electric service...

I can't recall the USA ever stopping foreign scientists from visiting, but apparently that will be a thing in the future.

Apparently buying technology off others will not be a thing in the Guardian / Kerry vision of the future.