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…
Is fracking compatible with a fossil-free future?
Fracking is unpopular in England. During October of last year, three anti-fracking terrorists were released from prison to cheering crowds despite the fact that they clearly trespassed and disrupted an industrial operation. Former UK fracking czar Natascha Engle joined IEA’s Digital Manager Darren Grimes to discuss the outright lies the environmentalist movement is using to…
Eli Roth’s “Green Inferno” Is a Metaphor for Today’s Environmental Movement
People looking to find employment and entrepreneurs alike are struggling due to crushing government environmental regulations and taxes. Sunday, June 9, 2019, Bill Wirtz Foundation for Economic Education Greta Wave In a piece for FEE back in October, I explained the rise in support for environmentalist parties. Greens are present in 8 out of 16…
Bloomberg battalion working out of Mass. AG’s office
Special Assistant Attorneys General paid by green lobby By MICHAEL GRAHAM | PUBLISHED: June 4, 2019 Boston Herald Welcome to Massachusetts: the best justice system money can buy. And in Attorney General Maura Healey’s office, they mean that literally. Right now, there are two lawyers working in Healy’s office as “Special Assistant Attorneys General,” with…
Labor anger over Green New Deal greets 2020 contenders in California
By CARLA MARINUCCI and DEBRA KAHN 06/01/2019 Politico LOS ANGELES — Blue-collar union workers in solidly Democratic California are rejecting “Green New Deal” politics, a possible preview of troubles for 2020 presidential hopefuls in Rust Belt states like Pennsylvania and Ohio. When Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti launched his “Green New Deal LA” plan last…
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…
