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By Michael Shellenberger The energy crisis is worsening. The U.S. has fewer than 30 days of diesel and other distillate fuels, the lowest level since 1945. Supplies are so low that there will be sh… → Read More
A former Polish defense minister credited the United States with blowing holes in two Russian natural gas pipelines to Europe, Nord Stream 1 and 2. Der Spiegel says the CIA warned Germany of a potential attack on the pipelines several weeks ago. → Read More
By Michael Shellenberger ALMERE, Netherlands — Farmers in the Netherlands reduced nitrogen pollution by nearly 70%. But the government says that is not enough and is demanding that they cut polluti… → Read More
But none of those actions will lower energy prices. Increasing oil production in Venezuela would take years and it wouldn’t be nearly enough to make up for the reduction of oil imports from Russia.… → Read More
After a spike in crime, progressive cities are reversing cuts → Read More
Renewables are increasingly divisive, particularly with Republicans. For Biden to bring Americans together he should pursue a Green Nuclear Deal. → Read More
The build-up of wood fuel in forests is responsible for California's smoky skies. → Read More
As Green Energy Flounders, Environmentalists Embrace Nuclear Climate Change Dispatch / by Michael Shellenberger / 4h Environmentalists have long promoted renewable energy sources as better for natu… → Read More
The area burned by fires in California has declined over 80% since the arrival of Europeans, which is not necessarily a good thing. → Read More
Environmentalist: Stop Blaming Climate Change For California’s Fires Climate Change Dispatch / by Michael Shellenberger / 1h Fires have burned 1.3 million acres of California’s forests over the las… → Read More
Michael Shellenberger The author (second from right) in Maranhão, Brazil, 1995 MICHAEL SHELLENBERGER On behalf of environmentalists everywhere, I would like to formally apologize for the climate sc… → Read More
“Planet of the Humans” documents how industrial wind farms, solar farms, biomass, and biofuels are wrecking natural environments. → Read More
Republican leaders are urging an expansion of nuclear energy and natural gas to address climate change → Read More
If Bernie Sanders Is So Progressive, Why Is The Green New Deal So Regressive? By Michael Shellenberger Much of the policy agenda of Democratic presidential front-runner Sen. Bernie Sanders can be f… → Read More
The Green New Deal would raise energy prices, slow economic growth, and reduce wages. Why did anyone ever imagine it to be "progressive"? → Read More
Nuclear energy and natural gas have reduced carbon emissions far more than solar and wind. Why, then, are the people so apocalyptic about climate change so opposed to them? → Read More
Climate change is real but it's not the end of the world. And increasingly extreme statements by activists undermine environmental progress, say climate scientists. → Read More
Heather Mac Donald has written one of the most important essays on homelessness in recent memory for City Journal. In it, she argues that we’ve misunderstood the homelessness problem as a problem of poverty when it is, in reality, a problem of family breakdown and the erosion of social norms. While I don’t agree with all of what she’s written, I admire her fieldwork. She interviewed homeless… → Read More
California made homelessness worse by making perfect housing the enemy of good housing, by liberalizing drug laws, and by opposing mandatory treatment for mental illness and drug addiction. → Read More
The time for half measures has passed. The growing number of people without shelter in Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, San Diego, and other cities threatens public health and safety. → Read More