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Spending twenty trillion dollars to decarbonize the world economy has not switched the world away from conventional energy.
President Donald Trump has at last withdrawn the United States from UNFCCC (the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change).
Natural gas and nuclear energy are still necessary parts of sound energy policy, even as America researches the energy of the future.
Nuclear energy addresses the power-for-everyone concern on the right and environmental concerns of the left. What’s not to love?
Al Gore continues to promote the climate disaster narrative, even as Bill Gates has recanted and many climate groups might fold.
The world needs the scientific and media communities to start telling the truth, which is that the climate is not veering toward disaster.
COP30 (the Thirtieth Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) wrapped up - with nothing to show.
The essence of radical leftwing rhetoric is misanthropy and a desire for human extinction, and nowhere more so than in environmentalism.
Abigail Spanberger actually stood by Jay Jones, despite his violent comments, and so did three major environmental groups.
Hydrogen, already in industrial demand and now sought as a "battery" to manage fluctuating electricity demand, should come from nuclear power.
