Global warming (page 9)

“Heat wave” update: here’s the month of July so far (July 1-4). Notice that the unseasonably cool areas cancel out the warm areas. So why all the heat wave news? Because the heat just happens to be where a lot of people live. In our business this is what we…

Editors at Investor’s Business Daily explain why hubbub over U.S. involvement in the Paris climate agreement means little. When the U.S. announced last year it would withdraw from the job-killing Paris Climate Accords, it was treated by the media as a climate-change disaster. But don’t worry: The U.S.

Michael Bastasch of the Daily Caller documents a curious development in a court case linked to global warming. Something bizarre happened Wednesday after the U.S. District Court for the District Northern California held a “tutorial” hearing on global warming science. Chevron agreed with the latest scientific assessment from…

Michael Bastasch of the Daily Caller details a disturbing federal court ruling from the West Coast. A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday in favor of 21 children and young adults suing the U.S. government for not doing enough to protect their constitutional right to a stable climate. The…

The N.C. Medicaid budget appears headed toward reaching budget goals for a fourth straight year, and the program continues its move toward managed care. Dan Way provides a state Medicaid update during the next edition of Carolina Journal Radio. Rick Henderson analyzes a possible N.C. Supreme Court…

And the headline reads… China’s first all-electric zero-emissions cargo ship is going to be used to transport coal The vessel, designed for inland waterway transport, will have a pilot shipping voyage next month, and be put into commercial use early next year. It will travel a fixed route on…

If, as Jon Sanders quotes in a recent post, “Larger electric vehicles can have higher lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions than smaller conventional vehicles,” maybe a carbon tax would be more neutral toward vehicle technology.