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No Monetary Externality Benefits Realized from Renewable Energy Use
The argument has been made air pollution from burning fossil fuels to make electricity results in large increases to health care costs and lost work hours that are not reflected in electric prices. The US Environmental...[read more] |
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Dr. Soon and Dr. Legates Climate Change Slide Show
The full slideshow from the "Truth About Climate Change" Dinner March 18, 2013. Keynote speakers were Dr. Willie Soon and Dr. David Legates. The attached document is their slideshow.Read Document Here |
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CRI's anti-carbon tax letter to Congress
CRI co-signed a letter to oppose any efforts to implement a Federal carbon tax, which will harm our economy, particularly in energy-consumption sectors like maufacturing, energy production, tourism, transportation, and construction, among others.Read Document Here |
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Regulators Stealing Budget Authority
The Delaware Constitution is clear, taxing and spending authority starts in the legislature for approval by the Governor. Even increases in fees must follow this path. Apparently, the Department of Natural Resources & Envir...[read more] |
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U.S. Continues to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
With seventeen years of no discernible global warming we can certainly ask how dire increasing greenhouse gas levels (GHG) really are. However, as good stewards we can make energy infrastructure choices that improve efficiency, lower cost, improve reliability, and still reduce emissions. ...[read more] |
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Coal is Making a Comeback
Energy experts are surprised by a rapid increase in the share of electric generation powered by coal in the last year. Natural gas has been stealing major market share from coal in the last few years and was expected to ...[read more] |
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Milford Solar Park Will Make Electricity More Expensive
Everyone is gushing over the new 15 megawatt solar facility in Milford, the state’s largest solar farm. Before you get too excited for affordable solar power, please consider the following: The facility will add $2 million a year to electric utility bills for participating cities.&...[read more] |
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Kill the Sustainable Energy Utility or Pay More for Energy
Dear Joint Sunset Committee Members , ...[read more] |
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Will DNREC Make a Ruling Based on Science?
Globally, sea levels are rising – as they have been since the demise of the last ice age more than 20,000 years ago. Our main questions are: How fast are they rising now and why? The ‘why’ is important as recent efforts to mitigate carbon dioxide emissions ...[read more]Read Document Here |
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Failed Cap & Trade Program About to Get Worse
Note: This is a revised version from two earlier versions which ran in the News Journal and Delaware State News
DATE : 3/14/13 ...[read more]Read Document Here |
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A Climate of Fear for the State of Delaware?
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Suppose you went to your doctor for a routine check-up and he told you that you have a brain tumor that urgently requires a medica...[read more]Read Document Here |
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The Triumph of Science Over Dramatized Fear
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Concerns about human-caused warming of the Earth have inspired a flood of dismal predictions depicting every conceivable outco...[read more]Read Document Here |
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Fisker Continues to Waste Taxpayer Time and Money
There has been much news about the status of the Fisker assembly plant in Wilmington Delaware. We were promised good paying manufacturing jobs by the California based automobile company that claimed to be on the leading edge of green automotive technology. The company has ne...[read more] |
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Did the U.S. Hit Record High Temperatures?
Front page above the fold headlines proclaimed that the United States had a record high average temperature in 2012. Several days later we find the rest of the story buried much deeper in the paper. Global average temperature was only the ninth highest on record. Among other t...[read more]Read Document Here |
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Time to Celebrate Energy and Greenhouse Gas Progress
According to participants at last year's UN Climate Conference in Doha, Qatar, as well as environmental activists in America, the United States is not doing enough to limit greenhouse gas emissions. What they should do instead is to take some time to celebrate the progress that has been made. ...[read more]Read Document Here |
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