02/03/20
“Better safe than sorry,” say global warming alarmists, but their thinking is simplistic and a number of questions need to be considered. Let’s have the debate! Read More...Tags: Rahm Emanuel, The Power of Bad, pre-industrial life, Industrial Revolution, doomsdayers, precautionary principle, Paul Ehrlich, John Holdren, mass starvation, The Rise and Decline of Nations, special interests, inverse scare law, power of negativity, man-made global warming theory, Climate Crisis Townhall for Democratic Presidential Candidates, green jobs, blue team/red team exercises, Michael Mann, ExxonMobil, President Donald Trump, Karin Kirk, global climate cycle, nuclear power, solar power, wind power, fosssil fuel power, environmental drawbacks of wind & solar, subsidies, job losses, China and India given a pass
01/28/19
A lot of big names have endorsed the carbon dividend plan, but it's full of holes and not likely to go anywhere. Nuclear power would be a better bet. Read More...Tags: human psyche, apocalyptic visions, Paris climate agreement , Davos conference, John Kerry, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Pentagon , Rep. Adam Smith, Jerry Brown, nuclear war, carbon taxes vs. regulations, Carbon Dividend Plan, bipartisan climate solution , Rep. Ted Deutch, Rep. Andy Rooney, Hearland Institute, Bjorn Lomborg, chic renewables, nuclear power
10/26/15
How real is this problem, and would another layer of governmental authority help to address it? Read More...Tags: nuclear power, Copenhagen 2009, Paris 2015, Green climate fund, biodiversity, national contribution, UN Climate Change Summit, Climate Action Plan, Clean Power Plan, National Security Director Susan Rice, G-7 country leaders, Al Gore, Tom Steyer, DE Governor Jack Markell, Hillary Clinton, Secretary of State John Kerry, Hurricane Patricia, Freeman Dyson, Dr. Patrick Moore, Professor Hal Lewis , Senator Marco Rubio