Sea Level Alarmism Unravels As Earth’s Coastlines Are Observed Expanding Since 1984 – Watts Up With That? Click here to download the article and read more. Thanks for the share,
A decade after New Zealand mine explosion, bodies are found WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — More than a decade after a methane explosion killed 29 workers at a New Zealand
Inconvenient Energy Realities Mark P. Mills July 1, 2019 Energy The math behind “The New Energy Economy: An Exercise in Magical Thinking” A week doesn’t pass without a mayor, governor,
A recent report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the International Labour Organization states that renewable energy employment worldwide reached 12 million in 2020, up from 11.5 million
The coming electric car disruption that nobody’s talking about Bloomberg News | October 22, 2021 An acrid smell hangs in the air at Trenton Forging Co. on the outskirts of Detroit
New, Inexpensive Methods Monitor Off-road Vibration Exposure NIOSH researchers use an iPod app to assess whole-body vibration By A.G. Mayton and Bryan Kim Cumulative exposure to whole-body vibration (WBV) adversely
Coal returns from the dead to power the world as renewables fall short Published: Oct. 27, 2021 By Debbie Carlson Transitioning to green energy will take time. Meanwhile, governments bring back
'Nothing else here': Why it's so hard for world to quit coal Efforts to fight climate change are being held back in part because coal, the biggest single source of
Buoyant gas prices lift coal-fired power in MISO as gas generation fizzles Author J Robinson Coal captures 45% market share, gas dips below 30% Chicago city-gates averages $3.90/MMBtu in August
“Blue” hydrogen is worse for the climate than coal, study says Findings could throw national climate policies into disarray. Tim De Chant - 8/13/2021 Gas companies and utilities are in a pickle.
