A blog post reinforces the dissonance between Chinese and American energy policies.

When you make wild climate claims, you should expect to be laughed at when they are shown to be absurd.

It is truly all going to hell in a handbasket and the US is crippled with a senile and incompetent administration.

Another month of goofy Bureau of Labor Statistics job numbers.

Everything about electric cars is expensive, including insurance, but rich people get richer from them.

Minnesota finally wants to figure out how epidemic modeling was so bad, but the Strib isn't interested in my thoughts on the matter.

Solar and wind power are the most expensive forms of electricity and the cost of storage to make them even partly reliable will add enourmously to consumers electric bills.

A Congressman from Florida is a repellant jackass who is helping the whacked Dems.

Once more into the research breach, lockdowns, masks, et al.

A few climate notes as the truth-tellers somehow manage to penetrate that attempted censorship of the climate hysterics.

Interesting research continues to appear and I will keep summarizing it for you.

Losses from tornadoes have actually trended down in recent decades when adjusted for inflation, population growth and other relevant factors.

Revised economic data paints a much weaker picture of the economy than did initial releases.

Minnesota's hospitals inexcusably kill and injure a number of patients every year, and DEI is likely one cause.

The new reality of higher inflation and interest rates for an extended period, and the consequent economic damage, is settling in.