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It is a good thing that these massive multinational companies are reducing their investment in green boondoggles, even if that divestment is only by a third or so...
Sir Keir Starmer has said it is Ed Miliband’s decision whether Britain drills for oil and gas in the North Sea, claiming he has no power in the matter.
Apparently "dangerous climate lies" like claims there is no climate emergency should not be allowed to go unchallenged in TV programmes.
We are moving into a world of make-believe. At this point, nothing about the supposed green energy transition is real, except for the ongoing costs getting stuck to the taxpayers and ratepayers. The people in charge in New...
This evening I looked into the eyes of someone in hell - mortgage rates and electricity bills soaring, gasoline prices near doubling in a week, but he has a family to support.
Canada has to deal with some of the regulatory calcification we’ve let build up for some time, before we will be an attractive investment destination...
It is time for real courage in Albany to admit that the fundamentals of the Climate Act need to be revised because we do not know how much this will cost and there has never been a feasibility analysis that proves that wind...
Gas from Rosebank would be used in the UK and contribute to around 1 per cent of national needs.
It's not that nobody cares, its just people worried about the imminent end of the world are too shy to speak up.
Hochul’s shift could become a blueprint for Democrats across the country as they desperately try to convince voters they’re aggressively tackling cost-of-living concerns — including energy bills — ahead of the midterm...
If you want to understand how Australia got into its current mess, read the open letter quoted in this article.
Nobody paid attention to the International Court of Justice, so now they're hoping a UN Resolution will do the trick.
A Chinese Communist Party connected organization gave millions of dollars to an environmental law non-profit that targets energy projects in Louisiana.
Apparently UK Net Zero to 2050 will only cost £100 billion (US $134 billion), or £4 billion / year. But a lot of the money has to be spent upfront.
Just another milestone in the retreat and demise of the “energy transition” that many on the free-market side predicted decades ago. [1] Vindication, however, is small consolation for the massive waste and misdirection...
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