Al Fin Energy: Why Wind Won't Work

Wind energy is unpredictably intermittent -- and thus unreliable. It is also enormously expensive in terms of materials, land, money, and other scarce resources. Big wind will take any problem you are trying to solve -- and make it worse.

It is fine to hold strong opinions. But make sure that they are backed up with something stronger than good intentions.

Matt Ridley: The Perils Of Always Ignoring The Bright Side | The Global Warming Policy Foundation

There is a rich irony here. The rapidly growing use of shale gas in the U.S. has also driven down carbon-dioxide emissions by replacing coal in the generation of electricity. U.S. carbon emissions are falling so fast they are now back to levels last seen in the 1990s. So the two technologies most reliably and stridently opposed by the environmental movement — genetic modification and fracking — have been the two technologies that most reliably cut carbon emissions.

Can Exploding Stars Help Predict Global Warming? | The Global Warming Policy Foundation

Dr Wang said: “There is a direct correlation between star explosions and the temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere.