Here Are All The Green New Deal Handouts Democrats Wedged Into Their $3.5 Trillion Budget
Thomas Catenacci Democrats have inserted numerous provisions and subsidy programs into their $3.5 trillion budget that would benefit green energy companies and speed the transition to renewables. “The whole thing is ridiculous,” Myron Ebell, the director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “It […]
California Produces 10th Most Renewable Energy In U.S.
Mike LaFirenza Since President Joe Biden and a new Congress took office earlier this year, federal policymakers have been working to speed up the U.S. transition to clean and renewable energy sources. One of Biden’s first actions in office was to rejoin the Paris Climate Accord, the 2016 agreement in which countries pledged to significantly […]
Hurricane Ida Powers Through Northeast, Killing At Least 9 People And Causing State Of Emergencies In 3 More States
by Harry Wilmerding At least nine people are dead in New York and New Jersey as Hurricane Ida ripped through the Northeast delivering record breaking rainfall, flooding and power outages, and causing multiple state of emergencies, multiple sources reported. A 70-year-old man died in New Jersey, a 19-year-old man was reported dead in Maryland, and […]
It Takes Big Energy to Back up Little Wind and Solar
By David Wojick Depending on weather-dependent energy for jobs and living standards takes money, resources Power system design can be extremely complex, but one simple number is painfully obvious. At least it’s painful (and terribly inconvenient) to advocates […]
New Clean Power Alliance Solar and Wind Projects
New Solar and Wind Projects Now Providing Clean Power to 93,000 Homes, Creating Hundreds of New Green Jobs, Reducing GHGs, and Ensuring Increased Reliability and Stability of Rates Five Additional Facilities to Come Online Later in 2021 Los Angeles, CA – Clean Power Alliance (CPA), the single largest provider of 100% renewable energy to […]
EVs, Solar, Wind Sidelined as State Budgets Slashed
BY ALAN MCDONNELL The future of many climate change and renewable energy projects across the United States is in serious doubt as states slash budgets due to the fallout from the CCP virus crisis. With fiscal black holes looming and taxation and other income having been decimated, state governors look set to cut back where they can to ensure […]
A Miraculous Turn of Events
By Paul Driessen Never in my wildest dreams did I envision a day when I’d agree with anything filmmaker Michael Moore said – much less that he would agree with me. But mirabile dictu, his new film, Planet of the Humans, is as devastating an indictment of wind, solar and biofuel energy as anything I […]
Reform USAID Energy Aid Policies Now!
Paul Driessen and David Wojick Apparently unable to grasp the cruel irony, USAID Commissioner Mark Green boasts that “electricity enables access to refrigeration to store fish, milk and vaccines. Electricity brightens the night and helps school children study. Electricity allows businesses to stay open later and makes communities safer.” Abundant, reliable, affordable electricity absolutely […]
Southern California in for High Winds
The National Weather Service has issued a warning of the return of the Santa Ana winds. The agency predicts high winds for Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. They also caution against driving high profile vehicles with gusts hitting up to 45 miles per hour in Ventura and up to 60 miles per hour in Santa […]
Shutting down middle and blue-collar America
By Paul Driessen Vocal activists increasingly drive Democrat Party positions across the public policy spectrum. Print, television, social and click-bait media generally support them, while permitting little debate on liberal proposals or their potential ramifications. Even semi-moderate Joe Biden has been pressured into shifting or flipping his positions on abortion, energy, climate change and other issues, […]
