As we saw from yesterday’s…

The US faces two major simultaneous challenges: 

- Reduce the impact of rising prices of energy and other natural resources on US global competitiveness. In 1973 the US was using about 60% more energy per dollar of GDP than other industrialized nations. After 36 years that percentage remains unchanged. The US needs to rapidly reduce that percentage by greatly improving the energy efficiency of buildings, transportation and industries. 

- Stop the increase of…

In the New York Times print edition of yesterday, August 20, 2017. Justin Gillis’s article. “Should You Trust Climate Science” Maybe the Eclipse Is a Clue” remarkably equates the certain science of solar movement with climate models.

https://www.masterresource.org/new-york-times/nyt-intellectual-polarization/

This article is from 2011, but clearly it has not been touted very much by the "Renewable Energy Sector", and probably has not changed very much since it was written. China is not big on its own environmental issues though they are making a big push for developing "renewables". This is for one purpose and one purpose only. MONEY. No one else in this world has expendable population they can control and lie to and get away with polluting the environment like they do. It is unconscionable that…

The continuing destruction of Maine's pristine ridges and mountaintops for the benefit of politicians and foreign corporations must end. There is no need for Maine to be a conduit for the delivery of electricity to Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Let them build their wind turbines in the Berkshires and leave Maine alone........................

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Massachusetts Wind Turbine Regulatory Capture

Regulatory capture is failure by a government regulatory agency who instead advances the…

Fraud alert.............The Interior Department and the Green Gestapo are moving forward with the development of wind energy on the Great Lakes. This planned development is only taking place because of fraud and rigging.

Incredibly while this industry is busy selling their green lies to the public, enough  cheap energy in the form of coal, natural gas and fossil fuels is being exported annually that could provide Americans with the kilowatt energy equal wind…

ROCKWOOD STRIP — More than 100 people packed the Rockwood Community Center Wednesday afternoon to help answer the question raised by a group opposed to proposed wind farms — will Massachusetts energy policy destroy the Moosehead Lake region.

The answer for many was loud and clear: “Save our mountains — No Wind Farms.”…

Vermont has set a voluntary goal to have 90% RE of all primary energy by 2050, not just electrical energy, which is only 35% of all primary energy, as described in the Comprehensive Energy Plan, CEP, of 2016.

Vermont’s goal of attaining 90% of its energy from renewables by 2050 would require capital investments of at least $33.3 billion during the 2017-2050 period, or about $1 billion per year, according to Vermont Energy Action Network’s …

Smith writes: "I am also very honored to be receiving an award that night, the MCV’s 2017 Environmental Leadership Award. I should say I am astonished and honored."

http://georgesoutdoornews.bangordailynews.com/2017/08/19/environmental-issues/dont-miss-the-evening-for-the-environment/

George Smith getting Environmental…

As seen in the article excerpts below, this latest state coercion from Mass was pushed by Conservation Law Foundation, CLF. Let's not forget that CLF's affiliate is CLF Ventures which develops wind-related investment funds/strategies, for example:…

When the supply can't be depended upon as it can with a source like natural gas, an alternate way to match up supply and demand is to control the demand. Enter the smart meter.

"A smart grid would allow the integration of variable energy sources like wind and solar. For example, if electricity output dropped suddenly due to a change in wind generation, the grid could dim the lights in big box stores…

Wind Turbine "Power Production Contracts" MassDEP Conflict Of Interest

MassDEP Can No Longer Enforce Noise Regulation 310-CMR-7.10 and Project Regulatory Agreements Demanding Power Production From Wind Turbines…

US natural gas production has been steadily increasing from about 20,256 billion cubic feet in 2008 (consumption 23,277 bcf, less imports 3,021 bcf) to about 23,986 bcf in 2012 (consumption 25,502 bcf, less imports 1,516 bcf). In 2012, production was about 40% from shale, and the rest from tight gas, and other sources. The shale share is projected to grow to 43% and 60% by 2015 and 2035, respectively.

Natural gas is good for the US economy because it:

- Is…