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Climatism: A Mad, Mad, Mad World

You’ve heard the alarm. Leading scientists, universities, and the news media warn of catastrophic climate change. Today, leaders of 191 of 192 nations of the world are promoting policies to try to stop global warming. Wind and solar subsidies, light bulb bans, electric cars, ethanol fuel mandates, pipeline and drilling bans, excessive EPA regulation, and many other initiatives are driven by climate concerns. But is the science correct and are the policies necessary and effective?

Steve Goreham delivers straight talk on climate change, energy, sustainable development, and public policy.

 

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Governor Deval Patrick recently stated that solar energy was creating a safer and more prosperous Massachusetts, but is this really so?

Does solar energy actually make Massachusetts safer?

Humankind's efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions include both shepherding goats and shooting them.

Shepherd or shoot goats in the name of climate change

Our political leaders spend billions to

The tragedy of climatism: Resource misuse on a global scale

With reduced oil imports and new climate science, are ethanol vehicle fuel mandates good public policy?

Is it time to end ethanol vehicle fuel mandates?

Major opposition to Pacific Northwest export terminals, but concerns about coal dust and man-made global warming are unfounded.

Pacific export terminals: The raging war on coal

President Obama's remarkable faith in electric cars is not supported by science or economics.

Obama promotes electric cars, but they still fall short

Admiral Locklear is concerned about climate change, but are his concerns misguided?

Climate Change: Key mission for the US Navy?

Contrary to alarm from some, the State Department projects little environmental impact from the proposed Keystone Pipeline.

Keystone Pipeline: State Department Finds Little Environmental Impact

Is energy use bad? What you've heard ain't necessarily so.

Using energy and happy about it

The push for renewables continues, but proponents don't mention renewable energy's big secret.

Renewable energy's big secret

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