Green Killing Machines: the impact of renewable energy on wildlife and nature
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New York City Suffers Second Blackout After Passing “Green New Deal”
This past Monday, New York City suffered another blackout in which Con-Edison pointed to massive amounts of power usage which put a strain on the city’s power grid. According to The New York Times, Mayor DeBlasio and other city politicos are not only criticizing the utility company but are even going so far as to…
Environmentalists Oppose Nevada Solar Project
The Gemini Solar Project is planned to be built on 7100 acres of land at a site approximately 30 miles northeast of Las Vegas and south of the Moapa River Indian Reservation. It is a renewable energy project geared to provide power to multiple Western states. The solar farm should be a no-brainer since it…
Innovation, Scale & the Myths of Green Energy
Author, journalist and Manhattan Institute senior fellow Robert Bryce discusses some of the myths regarding green energy alternatives.
New York’s new anti-carbon law won’t dent climate change, could ruin state
By Ken Girardin June 20, 2019 | New York Post Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he wanted New York to adopt a limit on greenhouse gas emissions that’s “the most aggressive goal in the country.” Unfortunately for New Yorkers, state lawmakers took him at his word. The Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act now awaiting his…
Nearly 20 Years of Renewable Energy Means Unstable and Expensive Electricity Delivery
From JoNova: A big new study by electricity grid nerds (and I mean that in the nicest possible way) shows that after all the money and pain of 20 years of forced transition Australia’s electricity has shifted from 85% coal powered to 75% coal powered, which cost billions and as a bonus, made electricity more…
Renewables Were Never Meant to Power Modern Civilization
Michael Shellenberger – May 6, 2019 – Forbes Over the last decade, journalists have held up Germany’s renewables energy transition, the Energiewende, as an environmental model for the world. “Many poor countries, once intent on building coal-fired power plants to bring electricity to their people, are discussing whether they might leapfrog the fossil age and…
