Ten Most Important Articles of 2015

Here are articles of particular interest:

1. Energy efficiency was an important topic.

Only LEDs Can Significantly Cut Electricity Usage

2. CO2 emissions were enshrined at COP 21, when no government group has ever looked into whether atmospheric CO2 is a problem. Why hasn’t there ever been a study into what could be causing global warming and climate change? These two articles explore one such possibility.

Sun Power, Part 1 and Part 2

3. Storage of electricity is, and was, a crucial subject. This article discussed some alternative storage methods and their costs:

The Quest for Storing Electricity

4. Subsidies remain an important issue as we enter 2016, especially since Congress has just reauthorized subsides for wind and solar.

The Big Untruth

5. Rooftop solar was extolled by the media, without considering its negative consequences:

Rooftop Solar is Harmful, Part 1 and Part 2

6. America’s ability to develop and produce oil and natural gas has been an epic story in 2015. This article addressed how fracking continues to be improved.

Shale Oil Revolution Continues

7. Environmentalists continue to use an old propaganda technique in their attempts to discredit many scientists.

The Fraudulent 97% Consensus

8. Nearly all experts agree that carbon capture and sequestration is essential if CO2 levels are to be kept below 450 ppm, yet CCS is a pipe dream, as discussed in this article..

The Why and How of Carbon Capture and Sequestration

9. It’s an unfortunate aspect of today’s administration that it is using all elements of government to mislead Americans. The EIA is doing this with respect to the cost of renewables.

How to Fool Americans

10. Extremists have done great harm by scaring Americans about nuclear energy. Radiation is not to be feared, but rather respected.

Unreasonable Fear of Radiation

Watch for my new book, which will be available in January.

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