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President Donald Trump has at last withdrawn the United States from UNFCCC (the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change).
Fourth in a series of essays about academic fraud, this time noting attacks on the “publish or perish” ethos that encourages it.
As regulatory barriers to nuclear energy fall, the time is ripe for a strong push to build new power plants and recruit new operators.
Natural gas and nuclear energy are still necessary parts of sound energy policy, even as America researches the energy of the future.
The trial of John T. Scopes was about publicity for the small town of Dayton, Tennessee, and the political question of public education.
Nuclear energy addresses the power-for-everyone concern on the right and environmental concerns of the left. What’s not to love?