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Relevance | DateTrump on the American Energy Revolution (9th Annual Shale Insight Conference, Pittsburgh)
By Robert Bradley Jr. -- October 29, 2019 1 Comment… Continue Reading“Energy was just the first step in so many other ways. But without energy, it all doesn’t happen.”
“… we’re at a very, very good point environmentally right now.”
“Anti-energy zealots are blinded by ideology. Democrats want to ban shale energy, but shale energy has reduced America’s carbon emissions by 527 million metric tons per year. So what are they doing? A much better record than the European Union, which is always telling us how to do it. We should be telling them how to do it, based on our economy.”
“And congratulations to all of you, our great energy people, for what you’ve been able to accomplish, especially in the last three years…. [T]he path to that future starts right here in shale country, with all of you — the proud patriots of Pennsylvania and Ohio and West Virginia.”
Energy & Environmental Newsletter: August 29, 2019
By John Droz, Jr. -- August 29, 2019 4 CommentsThe Alliance for Wise
Energy Decisions (AWED) is an informal coalition of individuals and
organizations interested in improving national, state, and local
energy and environmental policies. Our premise is that technical matters
like these should be addressed by using Real Science
(please consult WiseEnergy.org for more information).
A key element of AWED’s efforts is public education. Towards that end,
every three weeks we put together a newsletter to balance what is
found in the mainstream media about energy and the environment. We
appreciate MasterResource for their assistance in
publishing this information.
Some of the more important articles in this issue are:
China has slashed
clean energy funding by 39%, leading a global decline
China switches $1B in
‘green’ finance to coal projects in first half of the year
The Misanthropic
Bankers Behind the Green New Deal
How Elon Musk Fooled
Investors, Bilked Taxpayers, etc.
General Electric
shares tank following accusation of ‘bigger fraud than Enron’
NY Offshore Wind bids
rigged for unions
Wind Turbines Can Cause
Sickness, Say Public Health Officials
Wind Turbines and
Adverse Health Effects: A Cardiologist’s View
Duke Energy study
points finger at solar for increased pollution
The Environmental
Disaster of Solar Energy
The Dark Side of
China’s Solar Boom
Explaining Wind
Turbine Lethality
Utility Studies delay
both Wind and Solar Projects in the US Northeast
Renewable Energy Hits
the Wall
Why Wind and Solar
Aren’t Enough
Big Wind’s Big
Headwinds
Wind Project is
Trespassing
Physics Professor:
Turbines could compromise radar signals
Short Video: The Green Real Deal
China and India Will
Watch the West Destroy Itself
The Latest Travesty in
“Consensus” Enforcement
Re-evaluating the
manufacture of the climate consensus
Dr Roy Spencer: How the Media Help to
Destroy Rational Climate Debate
Superior Video: Global Warming — Fact or Fiction
Dr.…
‘America’s Energy Dominance and Manufacturing Revival’ (Trump Remarks, August 13, 2019)
By Robert Bradley Jr. -- August 19, 2019 3 Comments“[The Paris Accord] would have taken away our wealth…. We had to pay money to other countries that are very substantial countries. They wanted to take away your wealth. They didn’t want you to drill. They didn’t want you to frack. They didn’t want you to do steel.”
But what we want now is not independence; we want American energy dominance. Dominance
– President Donald Trump, August 13, 2019
At the construction site of Royal Dutch Shell’s Pennsylvania Petrochemicals Complex in western Pennsylvania last week, President Trump delivered an industrial speech that clearly distinguished his energy exceptionalism, energy dominance, energy optimism theme versus the climate-doom, keep-it-in-the-ground, Green-New-Deal worldview. The backdrop is Beaver County, Pennsylvania where a badly needed, long-awaited manufacturing revival is in process.
Shell Project
Shell’s multi-billion-dollar project will turn low-cost ethane from the Marcellus and Utica basins into polyethylene, a building block for many plastics.…
Continue Reading“Energy and Society” Course (Part IV: The Perennial Energy Debate)
By Robert Bradley Jr. -- April 3, 2019 No CommentsThis is the final installment of the course syllabus of Pierre Desrochers’ Energy and Society class.
Part I explored the course description as well as the videos and readings from the first two weeks of the class; Part II covered carbon-based energy. Part III yesterday was on electricity generated from non-carbon sources (Hydro, Nuclear, Renewables, Biomass).
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