As I begin the promotion of my new book, I Will Not Eat Crickets (my first in the United States), I am delighted to see that the best campaign is being waged against me by those to whom I declare…
Nate Loewentheil has written a guest essay in the New York Times. He proposes something quite amusing: to build a wall of climate shame. A towering wall on a Washington lot. A marble wall, perhaps. A wall engraved with the…
I was just down the hall when Hunter Biden made his surprise appearance on Capitol Hill this Wednesday. President Joe Biden’s profligate son made headlines when, unannounced, he stopped by the House Oversight Committee as they debated whether to hold…
Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer signed several climate bills into law, placing the state on the ambitious path to total carbon-free energy generation by 2040 — one of the top five most restrictive clean energy commitments in the nation. Whitmer has…
As a child, I loved animals. I set up an association of friends of ornithology at school, and we had a great time, because we dedicated ourselves to observing birds and not trying to fix their issues. Later on I…
“Don’t lie, don’t deceive, don’t hide from the public clean energy pathways forward, and don’t hide from the public the existential threat that fossil fuels created in terms of climate change and extreme weather and damage to the environment.” —…
Much of the banter surrounding the rise of China’s electric vehicle (EV) industry and the implication for the global economy is misleadingly alarmist. When our government gets involved in such narratives, it calls into question the sincerity of its insistence…
As someone who’s lived near the Gulf of Mexico virtually my entire life, I can attest that it’s a great place from which to seek energy resources. The gulf is full of oil and gas, you know. Many fortunes have…
Members of the World Economic Forum (WEF) are often referred to as “Davos Men” because they convene their annual huddle-ups in Davos, Switzerland. But Davos Man is a misnomer because Davos is not the only place where they get together…
SACRAMENTO — One would never know from the new $310 billion state budget that California had been experiencing an enormous $32 billion deficit. Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democratic legislators touted all the spending in the new deal — including a…