Roger Andrews RIP: On his web site, Manhattan Contrarian, Francis Menton has an excellent review of what Roger Andrews contributed to our understanding on how fanciful the plans of going 100% renewable are for electricity alone, not to mention the plans for total energy use. As Andrews discussed on several occasions, California is a good…
Jeffrey Foss, PhD
We must hope Dr. Soon is right …
And the global warming apocalypse is not nigh. Real-world evidence certainly supports him. Everyone has heard the bad news. Imminent Climate Apocalypse (aka “global warming” and “climate change”) threatens humanity and planet with devastation, unless we abandon the use of fossil fuels. Far fewer people have heard the good news. The sun has just entered its…
E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D.
Five Reasons Why Christians Must Make Biblically Sound Earth Stewardship a Priority
1 – Radical environmentalism, at its heart, is false religion. Biblical care for Creation sees God, people, and nature in proper relationship. By contrast, the core of secular environmentalism mirrors Romans 1:25, which says people “exchanged the truth of God for the lie, and worshipped and served the creature, rather than the Creator, who is…
E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D.
Shame on Scientific American and E&E News for Lying about John Christy
Scientific American, apparently following the lead of E&E News, headlined its report of Dr. John Christy’s appointment to the federal Environmental Protection Agency “Scientist Who Rejects Warming Is Named to EPA Advisory Board.” The truth—which E&E News and SA undoubtedly know, is that John Christy most certainly doesn’t “reject warming.” He manages the NASA satellite…
Steven Welcenbach
Future Elections: How To Win Them
After the November election I did share my evaluation of what took place here in Wisconsin and the factors which contributed to the massive defeats in statewide races but decisive victories in legislative districts. Since then readers shared my journey with my mother and my family to her new life transformation with our Savior. I…
William Kovacs
The Practical Limits of Federal Power: (Part II) Devolution of Federal Power to States
Part I of The Practical Limits of Federal Power examined how the federal government expanded its limited constitutional authority by awarding grants to states to implement new federal programs. As part of the analysis it focuses on the potential consequences of recent state and local resistance to implementing certain federal programs such as sanctuary cities;…