NYTimes Falsely Claims Climate Change Threatening Power Grids
https://api.follow.it/track-rss-story-click/4rUNGyamP_cs5OzwPPWvUYTl6kxBFmRJllfRPYejqGQa531hkeL-Y75Cv2Kokyw2Vg4u8RScB3—T5p—3auNvjWj1oGQ9HKJ7u7zm0lScg4K9IOka2R8QW0ggoLo3cce4A5rGFtKJEeGdeouhQzJaT5guisVu NYTimes Falsely Claims Climate Change Threatening Power GridsClimate Change Dispatch / 3d The New York Times published a February 16 article claiming climate change is making America’s power grid more vulnerable due to an increase in extreme weather events. However, objective data from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric […]
Imagine Texas Without Fossil Fuels
https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2021/02/17/imagine-texas-without-fossil-fuels/ Imagine Texas Without Fossil FuelsNOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT / by Paul Homewood / 6d By Paul Homewood Alex Epstein neatly sums everything that is wrong about Texas’ energy policy: SHAREVISIT WEBSITE
What Happened In Texas: ‘Wind energy scored an F’ – ‘The only energy source to perform so poorly during the power outages’
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2021/02/what-happened-in-texas.php By JOHN HINDERAKER The best explanation of Texas’s prolonged blackout was published by Mitch Rolling yesterday at AmericanExperiment.org. Texas gets electricity from six sources: coal, nuclear, natural gas, solar, hydro and wind. How did those sources perform, and what contributed to the blackout? [W]e created a reliability grading scale designed to judge which energy sources […]