Al Gore’s 30-plus years of climate errors
The former VP has been reliably wrong on climate & energy for more than three decades. Just 537 votes prevented him from winning the presidency in 2000 and turning his…
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The Rocky Mountain Institute’s climate & DEI colonialism in Africa
Reliable hydrocarbons made the wealthy world rich, but a rich American NGO is pushing unreliable energy on the planet’s most powerless people.
Annual Revenue of Nuclear Energy Enemies Tops $2.8 Billion—but That May Be as Good as It Gets for Them
Nuclear power is by far the most reliable, safest, and cleanest source of electricity that we have. Most and possibly all groups that oppose nuclear power also oppose the use…
Capital Research, June 2025
In the June 2025 issue of Capital Research magazine, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation becomes a housing powerhouse, gun-free zones have unintended (but predictable) effects, the GOP fails repeatedly to secure…
Renewable Energy . . . or Maybe Not
The richest American environmental nonprofits are strong promoters of weather-dependent energy. Nearly all of their webpages have images of wind turbines and solar panels, visually demonstrating how much land they…
Nuclear Energy: Rich Climate NGOs Have Nuked Clean Power
The Trump administration wants to quadruple American nuclear power output by 2050. There is no physical challenge to this goal, as France—now the world’s seventh largest economy—launched an aggressive buildout…
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,…
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…
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,…
Bloomberg Philanthropies Tracks “Petrochemical Incidents”: Accidents July–Dec. 2024
“Your wind turbine’s on fire again,” said a neighbor, making a 5 am call to farmer Sally Freeman. It was the third time in 18 months that one of her…