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Blowing in the Wind

Much of the justification for subsidies, tax credits, and mandates for increasing wind energy production in the U.S. is that it will create jobs and help cool our planet’s fever. Given that Interior A… more →

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Blowing in the Wind

aurorawatcherak wrote 1 day ago: Much of the justification for subsidies, tax credits, and mandates for increasing wind energy produc … more →

Tags: Administrative State, climate change, Common Sense, Energy, administrative state, Common Sense, Economics, Energy 2, Environmentalism

Future of Energy

aurorawatcherak wrote 1 week ago: Coal is abundant and energy dense, compared to most other fuel sources so coal is most-likely Americ … more →

Tags: Administrative State, Common Sense, Economics, Energy, Government 2, Tyranny, administrative state, Clean coal, Coal

Coal Solutions

aurorawatcherak wrote 1 week ago: Congress should change the regulatory landscape for coal mining with several principles in mind. Nob … more →

Tags: Administrative State, Common Sense, Conservation, Energy, administrative state, Coal, Common Sense, Economics, Energy 2

Putting Coal Miners Out of Work ... for their own good?

aurorawatcherak wrote 1 week ago: Mine worker safety is critically important which is why U.S. mining is constantly improving mining s … more →

Tags: Administrative State, Common Sense, Conservation, Economics, Ruling Class, administrative state, coal mining, Government, mine safety

Shuttering Coal Mines

aurorawatcherak wrote 1 week ago: The attack on coal reaches well beyond power plant construction and operation. Although not a new pr … more →

Tags: Administrative State, Common Sense, Economics, Energy, Government 2, Tyranny, administrative state, Coal, coal mining

Technology Upgrades Close Coal Plants — 1 comment

aurorawatcherak wrote 1 week ago: Beyond the EPA’s regulatory train wreck, a number of other problematic regulations are prematurely s … more →

Tags: Administrative State, Common Sense, Economics, Energy, Government 2, administrative state, Clean Air Act, Coal, electric generation

Skyrocketing Energy Costs

aurorawatcherak wrote 1 week ago: Used to power nearly half of all electricity generation for years, coal is the single largest electr … more →

Tags: Government 2, Common Sense, Tyranny, Administrative State, Energy, Economics, Government, Tyranny, administrative state

21st Century Boogey Man — 1 comment

aurorawatcherak wrote 1 week ago: Coal is the 21st century boogey man. Environmentalists are convinced that coal is the most horrible … more →

Tags: Economics, Global Warming, Mining, Environmentalism, ruling class, Coal

Alaskans Will Protect What We Love — 2 comments

aurorawatcherak wrote 2 weeks ago: There is a big difference between the two — something thinking people know and reactionaries d … more →

Tags: Alaska, Government 2, Common Sense, Alaska, Government, Common Sense, Environmentalism, Mining, development

Balancing Pebble

aurorawatcherak wrote 2 weeks ago: I am not a mining engineer, though I have worked with civil engineers for over a year now and have d … more →

Tags: Alaska, Common Sense, Alaska, Economics, Government, Common Sense, Environmentalism, EPA, Mining

Two Sides to Pebble — 1 comment

aurorawatcherak wrote 2 weeks ago: If you post a balanced review of the Pebble Mine project, you are going to get some attention. The f … more →

Tags: Alaska, Administrative State, Conservation, Mining, Alaska, Government, Common Sense, administrative state, Environmentalism

Truth about Pebble — 5 comments

aurorawatcherak wrote 2 weeks ago: Part 2 of 3 This is a reprint from Alaska Contractor magazine of an editorial written by John Shivel … more →

Tags: Alaska, Government 2, Common Sense, Tyranny, Administrative State, Mining, Government, Tyranny, administrative state

Pebble Mine - Part 1 of 3

aurorawatcherak wrote 2 weeks ago: If you listen to the media, you would think Alaskans are the biggest danger to the environment since … more →

Tags: Alaska, Economics, History, Administrative State, Mining, Alaska, Common Sense, administrative state, Environmentalism

Chipper Adventure: May Day and New Born Islands

letsgochipper wrote 2 weeks ago: Happy May Day! May 1st marks the start of new beginnings and Spring Birth. Many celebrate this day w … more →

Tags: 21st century learning, Chipper Adventures, Chipper Stories, connecting kids with nature, Eco-educational, Education, Let's Go Chipper, Nature-inspired play-based learning, science for kids

Resistance Ecology Conference

unitedthoughts wrote 2 weeks ago: Resistance Ecology Conference is coming to Portland State University to look at animal issues in a n … more →

Tags: Assignment, Environmentalism, resistance ecology, Portland

Oil is NOT running out! — 4 comments

aurorawatcherak wrote 3 weeks ago: Oil may not be as finite as once supposed. http://www.nationaljournal.com/energy/what-if-oil-lasts-f … more →

Tags: Common Sense, Government 2, Ruling Class, Common Sense, Energy 2, Environmentalism, Government, Tyranny

Narcissist-in-Chief Toots Someone Else's Horn

aurorawatcherak wrote 3 weeks ago: President Barack Obama claims that domestic oil production is the highest it has been in eight years … more →

Tags: Administrative State, Common Sense, Economics, Energy, Ruling Class, Tyranny, administrative state, Bureaucracy, Common Sense

Caribou Coexist

aurorawatcherak wrote 3 weeks ago: Over four decades of development on the North Slope have shown that caribou can co-exist happily wit … more →

Tags: Administrative State, Alaska, Common Sense, Economics, Energy, Government 2, Tyranny, administrative state, Alaska

When a Petroleum Reserve is a Park

aurorawatcherak wrote 3 weeks ago: Last year Secretary Salazar released a new Integrated Activity Plan and Environmental Impact Stateme … more →

Tags: Alaska, Economics, Government 2, History, Tyranny, Administrative State, Energy, Alaska, Government


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