In this issue: Bjorn Lomborg on “False Alarm” about climate change My most in-depth interview ever My favorite tweet of the week Bjorn Lomborg on “False Alarm” about climate change On this week’s Power Hour I interview Dr. Bjorn Lomborg, author of False Alarm: How Climate Change Panic Costs Us Trillions, Hurts the Poor, and Fails to Fix the Planet. As I discussed in …

In this issue: Greenpeace cofounder Dr. Patrick Moore eviscerates climate catastrophism Wide-ranging interview on the “Hot Take of the Day” podcast Greenpeace cofounder Dr. Patrick Moore eviscerates climate catastrophism On this week’s Power Hour I interview Dr. Patrick Moore, ecologist and co-founder of Greenpeace. Years ago I interviewed Moore on the topic of ecology, and it was one of the most popular Power …

In this issue: The campaign to silence climate debate on Facebook — an interview with Dr. Caleb Rossiter of the CO2 Coalition 3 reasons why the new House Climate Plan is terrible Response to my Michael Shellenberger interview Hearts and Minds  The campaign to silence climate debate on Facebook — an interview with Dr. Caleb Rossiter of the CO2 Coalition …

On this week’s Power Hour, I interview Michael Shellenberger, author of Apocalypse Never. Shellenberger has become somewhat of a sensation this week, with his book hitting #5 on Amazon and with his widely shared summary of the book “On Behalf Of Environmentalists, I Apologize For The Climate Scare.” In our interview, we cover: How Shellenberger went from being a renewables …

In this issue: Two valuable new books: Apocalypse Never and False Alarm A new COVID paper I contributed to A thought on COVID policy Two valuable new books: Apocalypse Never and False Alarm On this week’s Power Hour, I discuss two soon-to-be released books that I’ve read and am very excited about: Apocalypse Never by Michael Shellenberger and False Alarm by Bjorn Lomborg. As I discuss on the episode, I think …

Interview with Naomi Seibt This will be an unusually short issue of this newsletter. I’ve been in full-throttle editing mode with The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels 2.0. As usual my dog Sherlock is giving me a lot of support.  On this week’s episode of Power Hour I interview Naomi Seibt, the 19-year-old German teenager who has been called “the anti-Greta” for her articulate …

In this issue: An idea for challenging “100% renewable” policies Why I publicly violated Gavin Newsom’s stay at home orders How I think about the George Floyd saga Hearts and Minds Accelerator update An idea for challenging “100% renewable” policies On this week’s Power Hour I answer some interesting questions I’ve gotten from listeners recently. One, from James, an Accelerator, is about the viability of a …

In this issue: How Energy Innovation Works: an interview with Matt Ridley New Interview on Oil & Gas 360 New Interview on The Situation Room The Return of Live Events A Thought on This Week’s News Tomorrow’s “Accelerator call”: an overview of The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels 2.0 How Energy Innovation Works: an interview with Matt Ridley On this week’s Power Hour I interview …

In this issue: Upcoming “Accelerator call”: an overview of The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels 2.0 The Power Liars: How Google, Microsoft, and Amazon pretend to be 100% renewable New interview on “COB Tuesday” New interview on “Death to Tyrants” podcast Catch up on the Human Flourishing Project Upcoming “Accelerator call”: an overview of The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels …

In this issue: I’m quoted in a Financial Times story about Elon Musk “How bad are solar and wind?” A new video by my colleague Steffen Henne A new, wide-ranging interview Power Hour: How a freer market can help us protect ourselves from COVID-19 Hearts and Minds Accelerator update–empowering candidates I’m quoted in a Financial Times story about Elon Musk Last week the Financial Times had …