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Dan, Velshi just had another segment on Climate Change, after having you on in a previous segment, which makes me…

On No, DOE, You Can’t Roll Back Product Efficiency Standards

Breaking: switzerland declares war on Zurich. Breaking: UK to garrison and starve London Breaking: Germany torches Berlin. Breaking: LOL. madhouse.

On Trump’s War on Cities

Must read: a lens through which we may begin to understand the devolution of all the ideas/ideals that motivated the…

On Trump’s War on Cities

"...replacing diesel trucks at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach..." is oriented more at continuing to improve the…

On The Good, the Bad and the Utter Contempt

So are they going to give the Presidio back to the Army?

On Defunding the Energy Transition

1) NEPA documents routinely includes all aspects of the environmental process including permitting. Issues with that, and the documentation required…

On A Stealth Repeal of NEPA

John is right. There's no more fundamental American energy source than renewables that produce energy within US borders that are…

On EPA Steps Through the Looking Glass

Is not cap & trade fundamentally a carbon tax laid on by a state? Are those preempted in some way…

Don't bet against the Supreme Court following the Trump approach. Unfortunately. The Clean Air Act is riddled with similar provisions.…

On No, DOE, You Can’t Roll Back Product Efficiency Standards

Excellent analysis, Dan. I guess they'll have to keep the low-flow showerheads in place during the ongoing White House remodeling.

On No, DOE, You Can’t Roll Back Product Efficiency Standards

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