State of the Union? Trump and the Democrats Should Pledge to Work Together January 28, 2018 by Stewart Lawrence Leave a Comment In 2018, Democrats and Republicans should commit to bipartisan cooperation, not self-defeating war. Pages: 1 2 Pages ( 1 of 2 ): 1 2Next »
Post-Harvey, Renewed Debate over Climate Change and the Politics of Natural Disaster September 4, 2017 by Stewart Lawrence Leave a Comment Responding to the nation’s worst natural disaster in a critical Red state could force Trump to abandon some of his ideological predilections. Pages: 1 2 Pages ( 1 of 2 ): 1 2Next »
More Coal Jobs is a Curse, Not a Blessing June 6, 2017 by Michael Patrick Lewis Leave a Comment Paul claims that coal is cheap, while solar has to benefit from mandates and subsidies. This is an incredibly odd claim, given that coal has benefited from federal subsidies since 1932.
More Solar Jobs Is a Curse, Not a Blessing June 6, 2017 by Paul Driessen Through the political means, companies are able to attract subsidies for inefficiency.
Trump, Paris, Shangri–la, and the war on Carbon. June 1, 2017 by Paul Kilmartin Leave a Comment With the right experts steering the way, things will get much better; with the wrong elitists in charge, we’re doomed.
Who can predict what will happen if conditions do not remain the same? May 2, 2017 by Jerry Newberry Climate change is a fact, but that doesn’t mean the discussion should be closed.
A dark day in Bristol as ESPN faces employee layoffs April 27, 2017 by Jerry Newberry The entertainment industry is about to face changes in their business model, as many manufacturing firms have done over the years.
How Can Global Warming Cause an Ice Age? April 25, 2017 by Michael Patrick Lewis 1 Comment It’s not just a Chinese hoax, but there’s an actual mechanizm behind global climate. Here’s how it works.
A Lawn is an Arrogant Thing March 5, 2017 by Michael Patrick Lewis 1 Comment Oh to have that beautiful, lush, field of green. Feels so good to run through it barefoot, to feel the wet blades of gress between your toes…
How can we believe anything we hear about climate change? January 5, 2017 by Jerry Newberry Ordinary citizens are being bombarded by climate data from believers and deniers. How do we know what is true?