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In 2021 the Australian State of Victoria enshrined a fracking ban into the state constitution. Now they are paying the price.
"... If there’s no common framework, there can be no consensus commitments. ..."
Apparently, publishing graphs with y-axes scaled to induce panic is no longer a national priority.
It’s time to stop treating Alaska like a political bargaining chip and start treating it like the energy powerhouse it is. With the right leadership, like that of Governor Dunleavy and President Trump, Alaska can drive...
"... I believe the Australian climate has always been a land of droughts and floods ..."
Though many GOP senators argue that IRA subsidies for green energy are wasteful and point to the fact that not a single Republican voted for the bill when it was passed in 2022, several senators are now expressing the...
The Trump administration has taken a sledgehammer to a university administration which is wedded to the familiar ideological terrain of critical race theory, DEI, ESG and not least, the climate crisis...
"Stop whining and get to work"
DOI determined the Biden-era rule was “inconsistent with the Naval Petroleum Reserves Production Act of 1976,” the agency said Monday. The Trump administration’s proposed rule will be released in the Federal Register...
“I know what climate leadership does not look like, and that is $10 gas,” Democratic Assemblyman Cottie Petrie-Norris told regulators at the hearing.
More than $14 billion in green energy projects have been delayed or canceled so far in 2025 as the Trump administration and its allies move to roll back former President Joe Biden’s sprawling climate agenda, according to...
This livestream extravaganza is being promoted as a grassroots movement, but like all good astroturf campaigns, it’s deeply establishment. The message is clear: only by maintaining the current bureaucratic caste can Americans...
Energy and Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen blames householders for not shopping around for the cheapest deal.
Bottom line: the Times can scream all it wants, but the world is moving on. From my point of view, it can’t happen too fast.
While energy policy continues to be a politically charged issue, the circumstances in Puerto Rico demonstrate that reliability and speed of deployment remain critical considerations—factors that speculative energy projects...
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