Wholly Unjustified: Offshore Wind Power Increases Carbon Dioxide Gas Emissions

At the heart of the hoax is the claim that wind power reduces carbon dioxide gas emissions. Leaving aside whether there’s any benefit in removing plant food from the atmosphere, reducing CO2 in the power generation sector is the entire premise, indeed the only apparent justification, for the countless $billions in subsidies, the rocketing power … Continue reading Wholly Unjustified: Offshore Wind Power Increases Carbon Dioxide Gas Emissions

No Answer: Climate Change ‘Threat’ Can’t Be Cured By Intermittent Wind Power

It’s apparently gospel now, that man-made carbon dioxide gas is toxic “pollution” that - unless humans stop generating it ASAP - an inevitable Armageddon follows. The naturally occurring kind doesn’t register, however. In the next earnest breath, we are told that the only answer available to prevent our planet’s pending demise is to carpet its … Continue reading No Answer: Climate Change ‘Threat’ Can’t Be Cured By Intermittent Wind Power

Enviro-Fraud: Why Intermittent Wind & Solar Can’t Reduce Carbon Dioxide Gas Emissions

The greatest fraud in history started with the idea that you can run an economy on sunshine and breezes. Sequentially, inevitably, every myth and lie put forward by renewable energy rent seekers and their shrinking band of acolytes gets busted and exposed. Lines like: wind power is cheaper than coal (it isn’t); the wind is … Continue reading Enviro-Fraud: Why Intermittent Wind & Solar Can’t Reduce Carbon Dioxide Gas Emissions

Impossible Dream: Wind Power Does Nothing To Meet Net-Zero CO2 Emissions Targets

An obsession with carbon dioxide gas is responsible for an obsession with costly and unreliable wind and solar. There is no hope of shaking the former among politicos and the MSM - that carbon dioxide gas is ‘pollution’ and the cause of all ills is mantra #1 of the climate cult’s catechism. The latter, however, … Continue reading Impossible Dream: Wind Power Does Nothing To Meet Net-Zero CO2 Emissions Targets