Why the Environmental Movement (Deep Ecology) and Socialism Are No Substitute for the Great Commission

Today’s world is full of distractions pulling believers away from the Great Commission and the West in particular is becoming increasingly post-Christian. Instead of discipling the nations as Jesus commanded, many—particularly the young, influenced by modern education and media—have wandered into modern “cults”: ideologies that promise salvation through human effort, environmental purity, or political revolution. […]

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Trump’s Example to the World: Cull Activists to Achieve Energy Abundance

Simply by following the lead of U.S. President Donald J. Trump, national leaders of developing countries can clear away obstacles to rational energy policy that have been erected by climate activists. On April 8, President Trump signed an executive order titled “Protecting American Energy from State Overreach,” a bold step to counter what he described

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Demand in US electricity elevates risk of wind/solar & highlights need for nuclear power

For at least four decades, we have been faced with some difficulties in the production and delivery of electricity in the United States. More recently, the primary concern has been the advent of a large increase in demand, mostly due to data centers, cryptocurrency “mining,” and the apparent transition to EVs and appliances.  The next

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How to Drive a Silver Stake Through the Heart of the Paris Climate Accord

President Trump should present the Paris Climate Accord to the Senate as a treaty—where it would crash and burn, never to suck the blood out of Americans again. Illustration by OpenAI/ChatGPT. Fragile, but off to a good start. That’s my assessment of President Donald J. Trump’s initial actions regarding environment, climate change, and energy. On

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Your Cappuccino Is Safe Despite Climate Fearmongering

Coffee plantation in Quimbaya, Quimbio, Colombia. (Photo in public domain under Creative Commons.) A few hundred years ago, coffee was almost an unknown commodity with hardly a handful of countries consuming it at a commercial scale. But today, it is a sought-after drink that drives multiple companies to compete for the world’s best beans. An

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Scientific Societies Err on ‘Climate Change’

Major scientific organizations’ statements on “climate change” and the conclusions therein form the basis of much of the scientific foundation for governmental, scientific, media, and public concerns on the use of fossil fuels. Trillions of public and private dollars are currently being spent on alternative fuels to “save the planet” from the alleged harm of

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Manufacturing Consensus on Climate Change

Modern political movements have not infrequently laid claim to being based in science, from immigration restriction and eugenics (in the U.S. after WWI), to antisemitism and race ideology (in Hitler’s Germany), to Communism and Lysenkoism (under Stalin). Each of these falsely invoked a scientific consensus that convinced highly educated citizens, who were nonetheless ignorant of science,

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On Permitting Reform, More Later Beats Less Sooner

The Cornwall Alliance has joined 25 other free-market and conservative organizations in issuing an open letter urging United States Senators and Representatives to delay legislation on permitting reform until after the new Congress is seated in January. The Competitive Enterprise Institute, which produced the letter, issued this press release December 13, 2024: The Competitive Enterprise

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