Energy & Environmental Newsletter - 3/7/17

Energy & Environmental Newsletter - 7/3/17       AWED Friends: The newest edition of the Energy and Environmental Newsletter is now online. There is a LOT of great material in this issue, so at least peruse those on this summary. NC legislators just passed a two year statewide wind energy moratorium. Since Tennessee recently passed a one year wind energy moratorium, hopefully this is the beginning of a trend. For the first time ever there is a comparison between the effectiveness of key regulations of actual local wind laws. New York was used as a sample state, but the results apply almost anywhere. Some of the more informative energy articles in this issue are: Superior: New EU proposals would kill solar and wind Storage Burden Should Fall on Wind and Solar Projects, not the Grid Study: Turbine Effects on Bats Likely Worse Than Thought Study: Evaluation of a grid power proposal with 100% wind, water, and solar Study: A Looming Disaster in Energy Security  Wind Turbines Are NOT Clean or Green, and Provide Zero Global Energy Wind Power’s Future Could Be Thwarted by Grassroots Opposition The Wind Lobby’s Attack on Unreleased DOE Study The Appalling Delusion of 100 Percent Renewables, Exposed Study: Solar Energy’s Dirty Little Secret Study: Large Solar Performance Reduction Due to Dust President Trump Unleashes America’s Energy Potential Some of the more interesting Global Warming articles in this issue are: How Science Is Losing Its Humanity Serious quality problems in the surface temperature data sets To Put America First is to Put Our Planet’s Climate First New scientific study Questioning the Greenhouse Effect One Lonely Molecule The Real Deniers Short video: Climate Science Peer-Review Is Complete Garbage 5 Prominent Scientists Skeptical of Climate Change The Bank of England is Enslaved by Green Groupthink EPA’s Prior Suspect Science EPA launches initiative to 'critique' climate science John Droz, jr. physicist & citizen advocate PS: Our intention is to put some balance into what most people see from the mainstream media about energy and environmental issues. As always, please pass this on to open-minded citizens, and on your social media sites. If there are others who you think would benefit from being on our energy & environmental email list, please let me know. If at any time you'd like to be taken off the list, simply send me an email saying that. PPS: I am not an attorney, so no material appearing in any of the Newsletters (or our WiseEnergy.org website) should be construed as giving legal advice. My recommendation has always been: consult a competent attorney when you are involved with legal issues.

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