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Reposted from the Fabius Maximus Blog By Larry Kummer, Editor / 11 Comments / 18 January 2020 Summary: After 30 years of climate policy gridlock, we can decide to take an obvious path to a better future...

By Ronald Stein Founder and Ambassador for Energy & Infrastructure of PTS Advance, headquartered in Irvine, California California’s green crusade direction and actions are increasing the costs of electricity and fuels...

Progressives and climate alarmists have proposed various plans to lower CO2 emissions. These plans are ineffective to lower emissions and associated increases in global warming, are prohibitively expensive and limit individual...

Guest post by Phillip Goggans, In an op-ed for the Lexington Herald-Leader this autumn, I argued that climate skepticism was a sensible position for informed laymen such as myself...

Reposted from the Fabius Maximus website. Posted by Larry Kummer, Editor Summary: Amidst the gloom that blankets America, there is evidence that a discontinuity in history approaches – a technological singularity. It could...

By Rud Istvan, edited by Charles Rotter WUWT reader Max alerted us to a 1994 Naomi Oreskes et. al. paper published in the prestigious journal Science. Her paper was a critical analysis of Earth Science numerical models. I...

From the “Greta the Grinch” department. By H. Sterling Burnett For the religious among us, at least those professing to be Christians, Christmas is a time of reflection on the birth of the Savior, signified in...

Guest opinion by Mike Smith Let’s begin by re-stating information about which we can be confident: The earth is warmer than it was sixty years ago...

From MCR, Washington State voters have, over the course of the last few years defeated multiple, repeated attempts to have Carbon Trading Schemes enacted and enforced in that once-great State...

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...