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Relevance | DateHarvesting Eagles: Time for Honesty, Accuracy, and Policy Change (Part I)
By Jim Wiegand -- June 2, 2016 15 Comments“No individual and no other industry is allowed to kill even one bald eagle, much less 4,200 – much less do so year after year.”
“We are witnessing a government wildlife agency that was created to protect highly important species now laying out a red carpet so a devastating industry can kill many more thousands of eagles. The Fish & Wildlife Service might as well be sending an invitation to anyone in the Lower 48 to kill these iconic birds.”
Although I had been studying raptors and wildlife for decades, 2008 was the year I first became aware of the terrible fate that the industrial wind power industry was inflicting on our eagles. Since then, I have shared written many articles pointing out how this industry uses bogus research and devious methods to hide its slaughter of bald and golden eagles and other species.…
Continue ReadingLove to Hate? Anti-Fracking Group Scrubs Website
By Steve Everley -- October 16, 2014 No Comments“In 2009, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., wrote in the Financial Times that increased natural gas use was the ‘first step towards saving our planet and jump-starting our economy.’ Last year, he changed course and called natural gas a ‘catastrophe‘.”
An environmental group that opposes fracking has deleted from its website a page that touted the land use benefits of horizontal drilling, a move that comes as activist groups increasingly focus on surface issues related to development, and as some cities debate whether to ban drilling based on those claims. The attempt to conceal prior support for drilling also reflects a trend among several activist organizations that used to promote natural gas.
The Washington, DC-based Earthworks – an aggressive anti-fracking group that has published or promoted several dubious reports suggesting harm from shale development – used to house a page entitled “Directional Drilling” on its website, which described how directional and horizontal drilling can actually reduce overall surface impacts from oil and gas development.…
Continue ReadingAWED Energy & Environmental Newsletter: July 7, 2014
By John Droz, Jr. -- July 7, 2014 No CommentsThe Alliance for Wise Energy Decisions (AWED) is an informal coalition of individuals and organizations interested in improving energy & environmental policies. Our basic position is that technical matters like these should be addressed by using Real Science. It’s all spelled out at WiseEnergy.org, which has a wealth of energy and environmental resources.
A key element of AWED’s efforts is public education. Towards that end, every 3 weeks we put together a newsletter to balance what is found in the mainstream media about energy and environmental matters. We appreciate MasterResource for their assistance in publishing this information.
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Greed Energy Economics:
Brookings: Economically, Wind & Solar are Worst Options
Bill Gates: “I Used to Take Electricity for Granted”. No more.
Levelized cost of energy: A limited metric
Why “Green Energy” is Economic Nonsense
Solar (and Wind): Green for the Air, Filthy for the Grid
Solar power compared to some conventional sources
Rooftop Solar Leases Scaring Buyers When Homeowners Sell
Greenpeace: “a threat to national economic security”
France Proposes Substituting Unreliables for Nuclear
New Study: The Economic Impact of the Illinois RPS
Green-collar crime ~ carbon markets and financial crime risks
Houston man allegedly sold more than $29 million in fake renewable credits
Senator Manchin: Don’t renew wind tax credit (PTC)…
Continue ReadingWindaction News Issue: September 25, 2013
By Lisa Linowes -- September 25, 2013 4 CommentsWindaction.org’s periodic newsletter keeps readers updated on the latest news in the wind energy industry!
facts, analysis, exposure of wind energy’s real impacts
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by Ted Sickinger in The Oregonian – Oregon
by Patrick Smithin Wind Power Monthly – US
in BBC News – UK