Commentary On its first day in office, the Biden administration canceled the Keystone XL pipeline and in April hosted the “Leaders Summit on Climate,” a gathering of presidents, prime ministers, and other leaders to discuss climate policy. This is all part of a global policy agenda kickstarted by a 2018 “Special Report” issued by the…
Climate ‘Scare Story’ Began With Far-Left Ideology: Greenpeace Co-Founder
Patrick Moore was only 24 when he co-founded Greenpeace in the early 1970s. He soon became the driving force behind the environmental activist group’s many influential campaigns, such as to stop nuclear testing, protect endangered whales, and prevent toxic dumping. “It began in 1971 with the first voyage to stop U.S. hydrogen bomb testing in Alaska,…
It’s a Border Crisis, Not a Climate Crisis
Commentary Is there anything the left won’t blame on their fantastical scapegoat, climate change? Don’t bet on it. Their latest dodge is blaming the border crisis, which they created, on the climate crisis, which they invented. A Politico article is headlined, “It’s Not a Border Crisis. It’s a Climate Crisis.” That’s a convenient twofer. Never…
Australia’s Deputy PM Questions Cost of 2050 Climate Targets
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has likened agreeing to a policy of net zero emissions by 2050 to going into a restaurant and ordering a meal without knowing what you are getting and how much it will cost. The coalition government has yet to formally agree to a 2050 target, but talks about being…
Climate Change Activism Will Benefit Heavy Emissions Producers Overseas: Mining Industry
July 16, 2021
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Attempts to shut down Australia’s coal industry for the sake of climate change are premature—according to mining industry representatives—who say Asian nations will simply source coal from other countries, many of which have less stringent environmental regulations. The warning comes as the International Energy Agency (IEA) revealed global electricity demand—namely from India and China—could rise,…
False Labelling in COVID Origin Scrutiny Reminiscent of Climate Change Debate, Observers Say
News Analysis The way the discussion on the origin of COVID-19 was derailed by conspiracy labelling reminds environmental economist Ross McKitrick of the debate around climate change. “There are ideas that were never disproven and actually have a lot of evidence to support them, but for political reasons and cultural reasons within the university they…
Climate Change Crusade Not Based on Reputable Science
I was glad to see the article “BC Heat Wave Caused by Natural Climate Variability, Not Global Warming: Extreme Weather Expert,” published on July 7, about extreme weather citing former Environment Canada research scientist Dr. Madhav Khandekar. The climate scare is not based on reputable science or observational evidence about what is happening in the…
BC Heat Wave Caused by Natural Climate Variability, Not Global Warming: Extreme Weather Expert
As the intense heat wave in the western provinces eases its grip, a former Environment Canada research scientist says that this weather event, while unusual, was caused by natural climate variability and is comparable to heat waves that occurred in the 1920s and ’30s. “This heat wave was exceptional, but it does not indicate any…
Gas Prices Likely to Stay Above $3.00 Until October: Analyst
Patrick de Hann, the Head of Petroleum Analysis for GasBuddy, told Fox News in a recent interview that he believes American drivers are unlikely to see relief from high gas prices anytime soon, predicting that the typical seasonal decline in prices won’t kick in until October, and when it does, it will be modest. “Traditionally…
Gas Prices Likely to Stay Above $3 Until October: Analyst
Patrick de Hann, head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy, told Fox News in a recent interview that he believes U.S. drivers are unlikely to see relief from high gas prices anytime soon, predicting that the typical seasonal decline in prices won’t kick in until October, and when it does, it will be modest. “Traditionally, we…
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