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It is past time for climate leaders to tone down their rhetoric, unequivocally denounce all incitement to violence, and call on big tech to apply their terms of service uniformly. Otherwise, it is likely that they will have blood on their hands.

This morning’s Lexington was America’s green energy industry takes on the fossil-fuel lobby. It is fraught with lies, to the level of liar-liar pants on fire. It is also riddled with half-truths, the sleight of hand that magicians are known for.

How Biden's Secretary of Health & Human Services, Xavier Bacerra, might deliver a crippling blow to renewables in the United States.

Michael Shellenbeger is a low-carbon advocate and environmentalist from Berekely, California. You don’t get much more hippie than that.

Every year, on July 14th, I get a reminder to wish Aubrey McClendon a happy birthday.

Unsettled is a book about scientific integrity.

Oklahoma now supplies the cleanest, cheapest, electricity mix in the United States.

The critical moment in history that changed the war.

The USA Today refused to print it. I’ll post it here anyway.

The question facing society today is whether the one atmosphere we live in should be governed by percentages or absolute values?

Breaking down the reality of renewable energy that their leaders would prefer you ignore.

Gates is to be admired.

There is no room for facts when our minds are occupied by fear. This is a call to action.

A week after the ERCOT failures, some data has emerged. Why natural gas is NOT to blame.

We have been preparing for Global Warming. Why oil and gas companies and utilities should have instead been preparing for record-setting demand and Siberian cold.

COVID has disrupted people’s lives and the markets; Oklahoma’s mineral and royalty market is no different.

Biden claims Trump is lying about his intentions on fracking. I dive deep into those influencing Biden’s Climate Policy.

Relocating to Oklahoma might be Google and Amazon’s best competitive advantage for combating climate change.

The platitudes of Michael Scott bouncing around the echo chambers of social media