Video playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Remembering Tim Ball The Corbett Report 25 min ago SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/timball/ Today on the program James celebrates the life and work of Dr. Tim Ball, a man who devoted his retirement years to fighting the […]
By Joel Kotkin Today’s climate activists resemble nothing so much as a religious movement, with carbon the new devil’s spawn. The green movement is increasingly wedded to a kind of carbon fundamentalism that is not only not realistic but will reduce living standards in the West and around […]
Col. Prouty spent 9 of his 23 year military career in the Pentagon (1955-1964): 2 years with the Secretary of Defense, 2 years with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and 5 years with Headquarters, U.S. Air Force. In 1955 he was appointed the first “Focal Point” officer between […]
The Corbett Report by James Corbett corbettreport.com September 24, 2022 Good news, everybody! A new report from the eggheads at Oxford University assures us that switching to renewables will actually save us trillions of dollars! You heard that right. It won’t cost us trillions of dollars to build […]
The summer of 2022 saw record temperatures recorded all over the world. Bjorn Lomborg acknowledges that climate change is here, it’s real, and humans are largely responsible for it. He also says that it is survivable and manageable. In other words, climate change is not the extinction-level event […]
By Andrew Chamings There are traditionally two options for what to do with a body after death: burial or cremation. In California, a third choice will soon present itself for those who shuffle off this mortal coil. That choice is human composting. Assembly Bill 351, signed by Gov. Gavin […]
Fortune A Dutch-Norwegian startup wants to open ‘a whole new frontier’ of renewable energy with solar farms that float on the ocean’s surface Climate change and the energy crisis are powering the comeback of a 1970s technology now being installed in 40% of new U.S. homes A DARPA […]
The developed world is making a fatal mistake in building flawed social and economic systems which require an ever-expanding population to function. By John Conlin September 17, 2022 In nature, systems operate in dynamic equilibrium. There is a flow and balance, a yin and yang to all parts. […]
My testimony to U.S. Congress Today Michael Shellenberger Climate activists, including members of Extinction Rebellion, participate in a demonstration in front of the Thurgood Marshall US Courthouse on June 30, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) I was delighted to be invited to […]
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To anyone curious the Northern forest expansion means that forest that could never have grown so far north due to the climate and the temperature we start growing vegetation/ forests….. Why might see a forest in the arctic circle.
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Renewables have stalled out in California and Germany :: UK announces it will frack for natural gas :: South Korea cuts renewables to fund nuclear Michael Shellenberger 10 min ago Climate activists are panicking as governments invest in fossil fuels and nuclear. Britain’s new Prime Minister, Liz Truss […]
The way I’ve heard it described, is the hydrologic cycle is taking more and more steroids. More heat moving around within the Oceans/atmosphere. and due to the extra heat, the air can hold more water, it’s thirstier – drying out soil, and vegetation, and reducing precipitation in some […]
Is it a coincidence that the people who said Western civilization was unsustainable are making it so? Michael Shellenberger Greta Thunberg (center) and climate protesters in the U.S. (left) and UK (right). Progressives say that, by restricting fossil energy production, they are defending civilization from climate change, which […]
Caitlin Johnstone Listen to a reading of this article: “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible get to just stay in power indefinitely and suffer no meaningful consequences of any kind.” ~ John F Kennedy (paraphrased) ❖ Ecocide will continue as long as ecocide is profitable. No possible […]
A deep dive into Marc Augier, nickname Saint-Loup. We will look into what he believed and try to add more information about him. Join me on this journey to understand this primitivism, socialist, French SS, Pacifist, pagan man. Ya. he had odd beliefs!
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By thecollective From It’s Going Down Rhiannon Firth on Mutual Aid in an Age of Climate Change Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: RSS On this episode of It’s Going Down, we speak with Rhiannon Firth, author of Disaster Anarchy: Mutual Aid and Radical Action, about […]
The Signal What’s driving a global rush for critical minerals? Lisa Sachs on the environmental challenges of clean technology. Pixabay (Originally published 2022 | 03.18) On the shore of the Congo River in Kinshasa sits the Fleuve Congo Hotel, a five-star hotel with a weekly pool party in a country where […]
Fortune A Bill Gates–backed startup is determined to solve the ‘pain in the neck’ problem keeping green hydrogen from fulfilling its clean energy potential For the company behind one of last year’s buzziest crypto IPOs, selling electricity is now more profitable than mining Bitcoin The vomiting, diarrhea, and […]
Even the Pacific Northwest which usually has cool summers had crazy anomalous heatwaves last year and to a lesser extent this year.
From Center for a Stateless Society by Dawie Coetzee In the course of his 2006 Rothbard Memorial Lecture, Rothbard’s “Left and Right”: Forty Years Later, Roderick Long creates a beautiful device to illustrate package-deal anti-concepts in the Randian sense: “Suppose I were to invent a new word, zaxlebax, […]
Batya Ungar-Sargon and Robby Soave dive deeper into the specific provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act that the Senate passed last night.
By Emma Camp, Reason New housing construction for 1,100 UC Berkeley students and 125 homeless people was paused Wednesday in response to protests. On Wednesday, protesters flooded People’s Park in Berkeley, California, chanting, “Housing is a human right, fight, fight, fight!” The reason the crowd was protesting? The […]
Krystal Kyle & Friends Just a week ago, it was anything but likely that Joe Manchin would throw his support behind literally any funding to deal with the climate emergency. Now he’s shocked all of Washington, backing the Inflation Reduction Act and its attendant $369 billion dedicated to […]
From ResearchGate by Alexander Dunlap The solutions are already here: tactics for ecological revolution from below, by Peter Gelderloos, London, Pluto Press, 2022, 204 pp. + Endnotes and Index, £16.99 (Paper Back), ISBN 9780745345116
The Signal Is Europe heading toward an energy disaster when the weather turns? Samantha Gross on the likely paths of a major gas crisis. Thom Holmes Natural gas could now be rationed across the EU until the spring of 2023, according to a European Commission plan announced this week, […]
Political scientist at Webster University Vienna, Ralph Schoellhammer, breaks down Dutch farmers’ protests against climate policies.
By Dylan Levi King Palladium The work of Japanese imperial administrators, planners, and architects had been so thorough that, by the time Viscount Sonoike Saneyasu stepped out of the Seoul railway station in the October of 1925, he would have never had the impression of arriving in a […]
People who think farmer’s are rich are completely separated from reality. The vast majority barely make a profit, and they spend up to 18 hours a day, 7 days a week working.
Dutch farmer convoy arrives in Nijmegen July 7, 2022 A massive convoy of Dutch farmers has arrived in the left-wing city of Nijmegen, likely to the vexation of locals. Read More » New Dutch-German farmer convoy heads to the border July 7, 2022 A new Dutch-German farmer convoy […]
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky reacts to the Supreme Court’s new ruling on how the EPA can regulate corporations.
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley It’s all coming down, dearest motherfuckers, and there isn’t a damn thing we can do to stop it. A lifetime of obsessive-compulsively reading the tea leaves of every dead white doomsayer from Karl Marx to Ted Kaczynski has […]
The Corbett Report Watch the video on Archive / BitChute / Odysee or Download the mp4 This week on the New World Next Week: the controlled demolition of the economy continues apace; France introduces climate lockdowns (exactly as predicted); and trust in the dinosaur media sinks to NEW all-time lows! CLICK HERE for show […]
Bill Spindle On the Grid in Leisang With every village in India electrified, the country’s challenge will be to meet growing energy demand with renewable sources. But can it afford to give up fossil fuels? Erica Getto Choreographed Uncertainty Even the most rigorous viewing of a Trisha Brown […]
Why are gas prices high? US fracking boom’s ending. By Ben Winck The very boom that bolstered the US’s energy independence is now making its gas-price problem much, much worse. For much of the past decade, fracking gave the US energy sector a massive tailwind. In the so-called […]
Krystal and Kyle discuss the coming global food crisis with climate journalist David Wallace-Wells and how it could lead to wars over resources
Geopolitics and Empire “What we are seeing is an empire which is losing its power. And I think that this century will be a century in which we will see the decay of U.S. imperialism.” Sacha Llorenti Vítězslav Kremlík: Climate Apocalypticism is Being Used as an Excuse for […]
Welcome back to another week with Krystal Kyle & Friends — one where we’re putting emphasis on the looming crisis that’s already starting to shape our world. This week’s guest, David Wallace-Wells, is a journalist whose work has inspired countless people to tune into the front of climate […]
Saagar takes a deeper look at the Biden administration’s executive order bailing out the Chinese solar panel industry as gas prices hit $5/gallon nationwide and Summer blackouts loom
Krystal and Saagar are joined by executive editor of The American Prospect David Dayen to better understand the gift provided by Biden to the solar industry lobby by halting China tariffs
New York Review of Books Sophie Pinkham A Hotter Russia The cliché, avidly promoted by Moscow, is that Russia will be a relative winner in climate change, but a new book argues that the country will find itself in trouble. Marina Warner Wimple Networks The scholars in Relations of […]
by Zack BudrykThe Hill Mass shooting suspects, including the man arrested for the recent Buffalo, N.Y., grocery store massacre, are increasingly invoking the so-called eco-fascist movement, which launders racist and anti-immigrant conspiracy theories through the lens of environmentalism. The Buffalo suspect, who has been charged with the murder […]
Lever News Reporter Julia Rock discusses President Biden’s push to squash a climate change lawsuit, which if successful could allow federal policies that enable fossil fuel development to be challenged as unconstitutional.
Ryan Grim details new developments in American energy policy and the solar industry.
After Saagar’s criticism of the solar power industry, Krystal and Saagar debate US energy policy in the short term and nuclear power’s PR battle going forward
Saagar dives into the state of the solar industry that is entirely outsourced to China and pressuring Democrats to fight tariffs designed to bolster US domestic capacity
By William T. Hathaway The financial wizards of Wall Street have devised a new way to profit from Mother Nature. They’ve created a class of stocks called Natural Asset Companies that will control the earth’s resources such as water, wildlife, forests, minerals, and farmland. The project was developed […]
by Don Fitz and Susan Armstrong The change in marijuana laws across the US raises issues far beyond, “Hey, dude, we can blow a joint now without getting busted.” The racism that permeated the age of criminalization now lurks throughout the phase of decriminalization. The burgeoning business of […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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