Written by Joseph Vazquez on Jun 30, 2021 The climate doom-mongers at The New York Times must now face the reality that their decades-old eco-Armageddon predictions were flat out wrong. The Times screeched in a 1995 story how “some of the predicted effects of climate… Read More »Flashback: 1995 NYTimes’ East Coast Doomsday Prediction Goes Down Toilet!
This major skirmish could determine the outcome of Africa’s fight for energy freedom Duggan Flanakin It was quite a shock to Africa Energy Chamber Executive Director NJ Ayuk – and an even bigger shock to the Chamber – that the London-based Hyve group decided to… Read More »Cape Town and Dubai battle over Africa’s energy future
Promising a more inclusive and transparent development model, New Delhi is looking to become the region’s biggest partner. By Harsh V. Pant, the director of research at the Observer Research Foundation, and Abhishek Mishra, a junior fellow at the Observer Research Foundation. June 17, 2021,… Read More »Is India the New China in Africa?
Date: 06/06/21 | Economic Times of India Coal producers are actively pursuing 2.2 billion tonnes per annum of new mine projects around the world, a growth of 30 per cent from current production levels, a new report from Global Energy Monitor said on Thursday. The… Read More »India, Australia, China, Russia pushing ‘massive’ coal expansion
The fossil fuel follies continue. The environmentalists’ latest publicity campaign is a new name for more of the same: Stop the Money Pipeline, designed to bully banks, investment firms, and insurance providers into cutting ties with energy companies. What the climate activists don’t realize is… Read More »RealClearEnergy: ‘Stop the Money’ Anti-Energy Project Will Strap the Poor for Cash
The High-Level Dialogue on Energy is the first global gathering on energy under the auspices of the UN General Assembly since the UN Conference on New and Renewable Sources of Energy in 1981. Presentation of the Final Report and Discussion Rohit Khanna, ESMAP Manager, World… Read More »High-Level Dialogue on Energy Technical Working Groups
Africa needs reliable energy infrastructure, not rich-world hypocrisy. Vijaya Ramachandran Last week, seven European countries pledged to stop important support for fossil-fuel projects abroad. They join the United States and other European countries in stopping funding for energy infrastructure projects in poor countries that depend… Read More »Blanket bans on fossil-fuel funds will entrench poverty
For years now, we’ve been told that “coal is dead” and that India and China will plump for wind and solar, instead of coal-fired power. Well, that’s the line being run by renewable energy rent seekers and wind and solar zealots around the globe. It… Read More »Climate Warriors Furious Over India & China’s Insatiable Thirst for Coal-Fired Power
Matt McGrath – Environment correspondent Sharp divisions between the major global emitters have emerged at a series of meetings designed to make progress on climate change. India lambasted the richer world’s carbon cutting plans, calling long term net zero targets, “pie in the sky.” Their… Read More »Climate change: Net zero targets are ‘pie in the sky’
BY John Walker It’s no secret that a lot of those pushing the unproven hypothesis that human emissions of CO2 are leading to catastrophic global warming are also pushing for depopulation. Paul Ehrlich is a prime example. And most of the population growth is occurring… Read More »Why do climate activists think it is okay to block the hope of countries like Senegal where over 40% of the population live below poverty? Where’s the economic solution instead of just the cost?