Emissions be damned. The military shouldn’t give a rat’s about anything but having sufficient carbon supplies | JunkScience Sidebar

More grain disappearing into the rapacious maw of moronic mandates | JunkScience Sidebar

Overplaying Heat, Underplaying Adaptation (Part I) — MasterResource

Increased use of air-conditioning, made possible by access to affordable, reliable electricity, goes a long way towards counteracting the acute effects of excessive heat events, a.k.a. heat waves, on human mortality and morbidity. Projections of rapidly rising human heat-related mortality under a warming climate, such as those made in a recent paper published by Joan Ballester and colleagues, fail to acknowledge the power and reality that this and other (even simpler) adaptations can have at protecting human life.

When it comes to energy and climate policy, one cannot make an ‘other things equal’ assumption. More climate policy means less energy, period.

Articles: The Real Cost of Solar Energy

Now, we can all stare into the sun and wish our biggest wish for some pie-in-the sky green energy alchemist to develop the magic of cost-effective solar energy in our environmental fantasy world.

I, however, choose the take the path of American ingenuity and self-reliance, study the problem, and produce the simplest and most cost-effective solution.