“Generally Irritable” host Ericka Redic interviews Dr. Robert Hargraves, co-founder of the fission energy company ThorCon, about new developments in nuclear energy technology, and how it might be the answer to our energy woes.
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu has signed a bill that allows utilities to use renewable natural gas as an alternative to burning fossil fuels as part of their long-term plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
People say about this issue and many others, “Congress didn’t act so the President had to do something!” These are well meaning people, but they are really saying “if Democracy doesn’t give the results I think are necessary, then we need to have a dictatorship.”
The Court, in a 6-3 decision on West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), limited the agency’s authority to regulate greenhouse gases from power plants, significantly curtailing the power of the federal agency.
Eighteen state attorneys general, all Democrats, on Wednesday expressed their joint support of a Securities and Exchange Commission proposal requiring U.S. companies divulge the potential financial risks of climate change on their businesses.
Biden’s proposed gas tax holiday is a ploy to distract from the serious energy-related issues brewing under the surface. Unless Congress acts or the administration reverses course, those issues will continue to fester.
For at least the next year, each new electric car — or appliance or heating system — means more coal must be burned. Running cars on gasoline or diesel is far less polluting than running them on electricity generated from coal.
The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act requires proof that any products coming from Xinjiang, one of the main sources of products crucial in making batteries, were free of forced labor, the NYT reported.
I have said not that “climate change” itself is a scam — climate is always changing — but the frantic campaign to combat it has become a scam. The climate doomsayers need to rethink their message.
Russian state-backed energy companies cut liquefied natural gas exports last week, leaving Europe in search of energy sources. Germany, Austria and the Netherlands recently announced moves to increase energy production coal-fired facilities in order to meet demand.
Welch stressed his appreciation for the Biden administration’s response and said the hold on import tariffs is good for homeowners, the clean energy initiative and affordable energy efforts. He also focused on the importance of manufacturing and installing affordable electric parts domestically.
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu blamed “unprecedented Washington spending that has unleashed record inflation, uncertainty in the energy market following President Biden’s anti-domestic energy policies, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.”