Since you have an interest in the Global Warming issue, I’m sending along a current public exchange I’m having with a well-known climatologist. As he publicly disparaged my qualifications to even discuss the AGW matter (!), it should be no problem for a person of such elevated expertise, to win this debate. You decide… [FYI, if you’re pressed for […]
Again a cycle with a lot of news: Energy and Environmental Newsletter. A continued very hot topic is the Green New Deal proposed by US Progressives. There is a separate section in the full Newsletter that addresses it. Here are some good commentaries from that collection: The 10 Most Insane Requirements Of The Green New Deal The Green New Deal is a leftist politician’s worst enemyGreen […]
Here is the latest Energy and Environmental Newsletter. We’ve had an extremely positive response to our proposed international meeting about improving the PR (i.e. communications) of our messages. We are still considering applications to be a participant, but the window will close soon. One of the most important energy developments in this news-cycle, is the response of […]
Now that the mid-term elections are finally over, one of our top priorities is to fix some of the major issues at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Very few of the needed changes in the DOE have been made over the last 2± years (especially as compared to what’s happened at the EPA) — and we are running out of time! I’ve […]
Here is the latest Energy and Environmental Newsletter. Maybe due to the recent US elections, there’s a very high quantity of reports and articles in this cycle. I’ve tried to simplify this by having a special section on Nuclear Energy in this issue of the Newsletter. There are quite a few excellent (and surprising) articles in that part (like this and this), so please […]
There’s a well-known observation that close inspection of how legislation is made, is very much like watching sausage being created. In both cases it’s very unappetizing. This process was on display recently with the machinations going on with the annual federal legislation for our military: the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). To understand the missed […]
I hope you enjoy the latest Energy and Environmental Newsletter. Note: this issue has a special section about the EPA and Scott Pruitt. Some of the more interesting Energy related articles are: Wind and Solar Require Massive Subsidies Renewable energy seeks demand, investment to survive Trump squeeze Technical Experts: Wind Turbines Pose “Significant Danger” To Environment Video: Wind Turbine Infrasound Even ‘clean’ […]
The accuracy of computer models is critical to the entire climate change issue (and thus renewable energy). Two very good videos [below] have been just released that tackle this complex matter: 1) a 4± minute video in the style of PragerU releases, and 2) a 20± minute film designed for a deeper understanding. (BTW, I have the contact info for both filmmakers, so if you […]
Welcome to the latest Energy and Environmental Newsletter. We have long advocated that a Property Value Guarantee (PVG) be included in any local wind ordinance that is serious about protecting the rights of citizens. Not suprisingly, the wind industry is adamantly opposed to a PVG… We were alerted to the fact that Exxon is offering a PVG near one of their fossil […]
Welcome to the latest Energy and Environmental Newsletter. A superior observation I recently heard: “Humans face a far greater threat from one another, rather than from climate change.” The corruption going on in our education system is simply stunningly bad.Nothing we do today regarding energy or environmental matters will make any difference if this is not fixed […]
I didn’t want to have to wait until the next issue of our Newsletter to share with you two pieces of VERY good news… 1 – The developer for the large proposed offshore Cape Wind project officially threw in the towel. This story has yet to be picked up by major media outlets, but this excellent news is the […]
The newest edition of the Energy and Environmental Newsletter is now online. We’re repeating this key report as it is very popular: at least ten (10) financial liabilities that can adversely affect a community hosting a wind project! Here’s a new summary document that lists multiple ways that industrial wind turbines can interfere with various types of communication — including RADAR. Some of the more informative energy […]
The newest edition of the Energy and Environmental Newsletter is now online. Once again, there were so many worthwhile articles that it was quite challenging to pick out a few to be highlighted. Some of the more interesting energy articles in this issue are: Property and Wind Turbines: a Missing Point in the Discussion Military Officials Explain Concerns with Wind […]
The newest edition of the Energy and Environmental Newsletter is now online. To start to balance the incessant Russian “news” stories, below I’ve supplied a few pertinent articles that you won’t see in the mainstream media. Some of the more informative energy articles in this issue are: Superior: New EU Proposals Would Kill Solar and Wind Property and Wind Turbines: A Missing […]
The newest edition of the Energy and Environmental Newsletter is now online. Despite all the news you’ve heard over the last few weeks, you’re probably unaware of one of the most significant national developments. Last week Texas (the most wind friendly state in the US) signed into law a bill that effectively prohibits wind projects from being closer than 30± […]