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- Can southern Brazil’s deadly floods spur the shift to green energy? Thu, 14 Nov 24, 9:00pmMonths after devastating rains displaced 420,000 people in Rio Grande do Sul, an unusual consensus has formed around the need for a faster transition to renewables
- Affordable electricity can resolve worldwide poverty. Thu, 31 Oct 24, 4:00amIt would not take a lot of imagination to see free enterprise vs. government regulations spreading to the world. Running water, sanitation, and modern appliances would find their way into the poverty centers in South Asia,...
- ‘Ultra-cheap energy for every household’: could a different kind of tariff change everything? Fri, 2 Aug 24, 4:00pmRising block tariffs and national energy guarantee systems are almost unknown in Europe – but are flourishing elsewhere
- Utah’s The Independent is Right, Climate Activism Ignores or Harms the World’s Poor Fri, 26 Jul 24, 11:00amSierer’s analysis hits the nail on the head that climate activism is more likely to be harming the world’s poor rather than helping them.
- World Bank Launches First Global Framework for Agri-Food Emissions Wed, 15 May 24, 3:00am...the road to disaster is often paved with well-intentioned global initiatives.
- ORGANIZED THEFT IN THE NAME OF GOVERNMENT – Biden’s Executive Order 14008 locks away 30% of U.S. land by 2030, under the pretext of protecting the planet’ Sun, 31 Mar 24, 8:00amFrom CLIMATE DEPOT By Marc Morano By Tom DeWeese Most Americans today tend to think of private property simply as a home – the place where the family resides, stores…
- Coal’s Life-Saving Role Ignored By Climate-Obsessed Media Sun, 7 Jan 24, 1:00amIt is long past time for the western media to boldly report the critical role of fossil fuels in supporting human life during harsh winter conditions. Such fact-based reporting would put to rest the false narrative of a world...
- Electric Vehicles and Africa: No Place for Rich Boys Toys Thu, 9 Nov 23, 5:00pmIn Sub-Saharan Africa, the push for electric vehicles is a diversion from the region's more urgent problems.
- Green target delay will lead to higher bills for low-income tenants, say experts Thu, 21 Sep 23, 3:00pmRequirement for landlords to meet stricter energy efficiency standards has been dropped
- From Poverty to Moon Landing: How Coal Propelled Indian Economy Thu, 24 Aug 23, 11:00amBy 2020, the number of Indians with access to electricity had reached 99%. Yes, fossil fuels improved the lives of billions.
- Mexico and South America Must Tap Fossil Fuels to Fight Poverty Sun, 11 Jun 23, 3:00amRegardless of pressures from international leaders to join the campaign to “decarbonize,” overcoming poverty with economic growth powered by fossil fuels is taking precedence in these countries.
- Calls to force landlords to install solar panels on tenants' roofs Thu, 8 Jun 23, 12:42pmRental advocates call for mandates requiring landlords to install solar panels on tenants' roofs amid warnings renters are missing out on the benefits of green energy.
- Landlords should be forced to put solar panels on tenants' roofs: rental advocates Thu, 8 Jun 23, 12:42pmRental advocates call for mandates requiring landlords to install solar panels on tenants' roofs amid warnings renters are missing out on the benefits of green energy.
- Luxury Beliefs And Energy Policy: The Fatal Conceit Sun, 16 Apr 23, 11:00pmToday’s luxury belief of choice, net zero and the climate crusade, seems to be coming apart in front of our very eyes.
- UK insulation scheme would take 300 years to meet government targets, say critics Sun, 9 Apr 23, 11:34pmExclusive: National Energy Action says progress on energy efficiency is too slow and not well targeted at fuel-poor households