If carbon dioxide gas is your poison, nuclear power is your antidote. STT promotes nuclear power, because it works. For those characters getting jumpy about our so-called climate ‘emergency’, nuclear power has the added benefit of being the only stand-alone power generation source that doesn’t emit CO2 during the process. Quite apart from its safety […]
Politicians keen to promote climate alarm run the risk of embarrassing themselves when pronouncing on random weather events. H/T Climate Change Dispatch With destructive tornadoes comes climate alarmism, so it’s useful to know why so-called global warming would produce fewer – not more – cyclonic events, says Dr Roy Spencer. Progressive politicians like Al Gore, […]
via Climatologist: Why so many tornadoes this year? Not what some may think — Tallbloke’s Talkshop
JunkScience has been on top of the always-bogus endocrine disrupter scare since its beginning in March 1996. Here is our first post on it. In 2000, JunkScience followed up with “Our Swollen Future: The 60 Minuts Interview“. 28 more words
via Exposed & Debunked: The Endocrine Disrupter Scare — JunkScience.com
Contrary to the appeal of American Association for the Advancement of Science President Rush Holt, I’m not looking to the AAAS to combat science fraud as it overlooks its own role in it. 38 more words
Foreign Direct Investment in the Energy Sector is important to African Economic Development
Angola has emerged as the hub of foreign direct investments within Africa, and the prospects of attracting more FDI this year are bright, particularly in the country’s oil and gas sector. The ambitious reform agenda of President João Laurenço and that of the Minister of Mineral Resources and Petroleum, Dr. Diamantino Pedro Azevedo, has already resulted in increased investment from the country’s… Read more on https://africa-newsroom.com/press/us-firms-will-not-be-left-behind-as-energy-investments-pick-up-in-angolas-oil-sector?lang=en
By Paul Homewood China is building 300 new coal power stations around the world, according to NPR(National Public Radio), who I gather are the US equivalent of the BBC: China, known as the world’s biggest polluter, has been taking dramatic steps to clean up and fight climate change. So why is it also […]
via China Building 300 New Coal Power Plants Around The World — NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT
