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President Biden entered the Oval Office planning to make climate change his national security priority.

When politicians push subsidies and mandates to force us away from fossil fuels to renewables, they threaten the entire U.S. electric grid.

Even out in the middle of the Atlantic, where internet access is slow and hard to come by, the two bombshell New York Times articles that tacitly declare that It’s Over for Joe Biden managed to get through. Let me say, first, that Power Line was here first. Nought but two weeks ago I laid out the “three-part pincer movement” that Democrats were ramping up to force Biden out of

This essay by a disillusioned environmentalist is one of the best, and most honest, pieces I have seen in a long time. It cant have been easy to write: I wasted 20 years of my life chasing utopian energy. Here are some highlights, but please do read it all: y 2008, I started to see cracks in my beliefs. The Obama administration had earmarked billions of dollars in federal funding

For energy geeks like me, the late June release each year of the BP Statistical Review of World Energy summons forth Steve Martin-style enthusiasm: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7aIf1YnbbU Already Mark Perry has produced one key takeaway graphic from the copious data tables: Keep this in mind the next time you hear some climatista say the EU is so much better than the U.S. when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. I havent

When it comes to energy, is the Biden administration simply stupid, or blindly ideological? Yes—we should embrace the power of “and,” because these possibilities are not mutually exclusive. Indeed the Bidenistas appear to be both dumb and ideological. Yesterday I ran into energy expert extraordinaire Robert Bryce—we’re at a murky gathering behind enemy lines at an undisclosed location—and we sat down for a hearty rant about the derangements of the

Nuclear power plants make green energy, not green sludge.

What follows are a few thought-provoking comments about specific articles.

The United States has reduced its carbon dioxide emissions more than any other country, primarily by shifting from coal to natural gas as a source of electricity. Our government has applied considerable pressure to kill Americas coal industry, ostensibly to preserve the Earths climate. But other countries havent gotten the memo. Energy expert Robert Bryce explains: ver the past few weeks, China and India have announced plans to increase their

United states and underinvestment in hydrocarbons and nuclear. and this is going to be bad for brazil, not bad for reliability and bad for affordability and a deadly and also will be deadly losing power in there summer for the elderly, for those who are at risk. robert, thank you for sounding a the alarm on this. the bush administration needs to wake up, but im not going o to hold my breath. >> f thanks so much, robert. thank you . up next , we reveal which famous lady is getting a pie toi the f...