The US Department of Energy has published a new climate assessment report: A Critical Review of Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the U.S. Climate The Report is authored by DOE’s Climate Working Group (CWG): John Christy, Judith Curry, Steve Koonin, Ross McKitrick, Roy

The US Department of Energy has just published a report of which I was coauthor, taking a critical look at CO2 impacts on the US climate. The report is available here: energy.gov/topics/climate

Dr Rachel Saunders I was female from the moment of my conception. I was correctly observed to be female at birth. I no more decided to be a woman than I decided to have ten fingers. I could pretend to be a man but I’d still be a woman.

Is this a preview of the coming debate over climate science and policy? A journalist says the Secretary of Energy is “brazenly wrong,” I ask him to support that statement, and he goes quiet Will you retract your statement if the facts don’t support it, Robinson Meyer?

“I hear you, but so far you’re just offering your personal opinion. Some data…” Travis Fisher Great example of the "climate right" demanding evidence, not spin, from climate media. Read the thread—truth needs receipts.

Ryan Katz-Rosene, PhD Leon Simons (looking up) Try definitive forest fire records from the Crown Forests Canada Agency going back to 1870 Your numbers are unadulterated tosh. Historic figures are much worse ( in terms of frequency and intensity) than the recent fires in terms of Ha burnt in an annual summer Putting out

Independence Institute Amy O. Cooke My company has a facility around 58th and broadway. I had to fight for a generator to get installed when we moved in because it was almost $100,000. It paid for itself after we had one week without power…in the middle of a city. 🙄 Looks like it’ll keep paying for itself…

There are 54 companies vying to develop and deploy small modular reactors. On Tuesday, the Department of Energy announced it would fast-track 10 of the most promising companies. Whoever builds and deploys fastest will have a huge advantage in the marketplace. #nuclear

Colorado Democrats blew a $3.6B surplus and are now admitting they are going to raise taxes. #copolitics #coleg

The time Steve Martin and Gregory Hines showed off their tap dancing skills in 1981. Happy 80th Steve!

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Important read for those who want to get energy and environmental policy right. "Climate policy is too important to be decided without rigorous debate..." Travis Fisher I hope the Colorado Energy Office and Gov. Jared Polis do. #copolitics #coleg travisfisher.substack.com/p/why-i-helped…

Great news: Duke Energy has dropped its offshore wind plans—protecting grid reliability, saving ratepayers money, and preserving coastal views, marine life, and fishing communities. A win for commonsense power policy! #NorthCarolina johnlocke.org/great-news-duk…

Y'all, I generally don't curse here but ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME WITH THIS???? ARE. YOU. FUCKING. KIDDING. ME. This is George Orwell rewriting of everything the Democrats have done since 2019. These people have stones the size of cantaloupes.

The nuclear winter in Europe is ending. Belgium. Greece. Denmark. Sweden. Now Switzerland. One by one, countries are reversing course—dropping bans, scrapping phase-outs, and embracing the only proven path to clean, reliable, scalable power.

Donald Trump flies a stealth bomber directly over Vladimir Putin's head. Welcome to America! 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

While Yara Zokaie is complaining about kids not having AC in Poudre Valley schools, she voted for men to have Medicaid funded cosmetic surgery to feel like women, Medicaid funded abortion and Medicaid funding to pay for illegal immigrants healthcare. That’s why we are a billion

NJ gambled on offshore wind & “green dreams.” Result? Skyrocketing bills, delayed projects, and a fragile grid. The only thing offshore wind delivers? Pain for NJ families.

Good job North Carolina, Jon Sanders, and John Locke Foundation! Reliability, cost, and the environment prevail: the industrial wind "turbines envisioned off Kitty Hawk and Wilmington remain on the drawing board." wral.com/business/duke-…

Thank God. For now!