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By Patrick J. Michaels Senior Fellow, Competitive Enterprise Institute Every December brings the holiday season back into our lives, along with the lights, the decorations, and time with family and friends. December is also...

On Wednesday, I attended a keynote lecture at the annual American Geophysical Union convention in San Francisco, held in Moscone Center. The panel, according to the AGU website note, made no inkling of who the moderator would...

Banning neonic pesticides in wildlife refuges would hurt birds, bees, other wildlife and people Guest post by Paul Driessen, The House of Representatives Committee on Natural Resources recently approved HR 2854, the 2019...

By Wallace Manheimer The industrial age, namely using coal, oil and gas to generate power instead of human and animal muscle, and wind and solar have lifted billions out of poverty...

Guest “too fracking funny” by David Middleton Vlad the fractivist… Russia’s Putin says shale oil technologies are ‘barbaric’PUBLISHED WED, NOV 20 Sam Meredith Russian President Vladimir Putin has...

Guest post by Tilak Doshi In the oil universe, the September 14th attack on Saudi Aramco’s oil facilities is comparable to the 9/11 attacks on the twin towers in New York City...

Guest post by David L. Debertin, California again easily could become one of the top three fossil fuel producing states in the nation, but the largely liberal state has made drilling for fossil fuels within the state very...

Guest post by Tilak Doshi , originally posted at Forbes “On my first day as president, I will sign an executive order that puts a total moratorium on all new fossil fuel leases for drilling offshore and on public lands...

We believe that modern technology platforms, such as Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple, are even more powerful than most people realize – Eric Schmidt, Google, 2014 There is a preponderance of evidence that social...

Guest opinion piece by David Archibald, To recap briefly, most of the communist countries collapsed by 1991 and the Western democratic tradition was seen as the winner of an existential battle that had waged since the Russian...

Guest opinion by Chuck Devore The power has been out in Northern California. More than 1 million Californians were without electricity, one of modern life’s essentials that is frequently taken for granted. The blackout...

Dr Paul Rossiter In an earlier posting (WUWT https://wattsupwiththat.com/2019/09/26/understanding-the-climate-movement-the-impotence-of-science/) I referred to the work of Douglas Murray (The Madness of Crowds) in helping...

by Allan M.R. MacRae A highly credible gentleman wrote me as follows, concerning his recent conversation with an Ottawa insider. The insider, he said, had been working on an advisory group to the Trudeau government. The group...

“A Climate Modeller Spills the Beans” was posted by Pat September 25, 2019 at 9:02 am Guest post by Mike Jonas, Quadrant Online has just published a remarkable article – A Climate Modeller Spills the Beans...

Guest post by Dr Paul Rossiter. Like many other ethical and well-meaning scientists, I am becoming increasingly frustrated with the climate “science” debate. By resorting to rigorous measurement and analysis of real data,...