Michael Bloomberg

Green Watch
Bill Gates fallout: can the anti-energy left cut off billionaires?
Gates is cutting back on the anti-energy climate movement, and professional climate alarmist Bill McKibben says the movement should stop listening to such billionaires. That doesn’t add up.
by Ken Braun on November 12, 2025

Green Watch
Investigating Bloomberg’s climate policy AGs
The billionaire’s money is paying for lawyers to work on climate policy for Democratic attorneys general.
by Robert Stilson on September 4, 2025

Compassion & Culture
Gun-free zones and the rise of school shootings: a failed experiment
Gun-free zones & gun control nonprofits promote ineffective, rights-stripping policies that invite attacks. The real crisis is youth mental health, not guns, and it’s being dangerously ignored.
by Kali Fontanilla on September 2, 2025

Organization Trends
The Big Five Gun Control Groups: Everytown for Gun Safety
Gun control is one of the perennially polarizing social fault lines running through modern American politics. While the past two decades have seen much success for Second Amendment supporters and…
by Robert Stilson on June 18, 2025

Organization Trends
The Big Five Gun Control Groups: Giffords
Giffords supports dozens of different gun control laws, including firearms licensing and registration, mandatory waiting periods, bans on high-capacity magazines and “assault weapons,” and strict limits on carrying firearms in…
by Robert Stilson on June 18, 2025

Organization Trends
The Big Five Gun Control Groups: March for Our Lives
Of all the major gun control advocacy groups in the United States, March for Our Lives has gone the furthest in embracing an intersectional “Everything Leftist” approach to its activism.
by Robert Stilson on June 18, 2025

Organization Trends
The Big Five Gun Control Groups: Final Thoughts
While Everytown, Giffords, Brady, March for Our Lives, and Sandy Hook Promise dominate the national landscape of nonprofit gun control activism in the United States, dozens of others are active…
by Robert Stilson on June 18, 2025

Green Watch
Bloomberg Philanthropies Tracks “Petrochemical Incidents”: Beyond Petrochemicals
Wind and solar produce just a tiny (and unreliable) trickle of total American energy consumption, yet in 2024 there were at least 43 instances of tower collapses, solar panel fires,…
by Ken Braun on April 29, 2025

Green Watch
Bloomberg Philanthropies Tracks “Petrochemical Incidents”: Basic Physics
As a matter of basic physics, developing energy often means playing with fire—sometimes literally. Every important technology has a dark side. People have been dying in traffic accidents that don’t…
by Ken Braun on April 29, 2025

Green Watch
Bloomberg Philanthropies Tracks “Petrochemical Incidents”: Accidents Jan.–June 2024
On Colorado-Nebraska border on January 11, a wind turbine either caught fire and fell over or fell over and caught fire. This was the first, but far from the last,…
by Ken Braun on April 29, 2025