Marita Noon

Marita Noon: My work here is finished

Marita Noon: America needs to use more energy, not less

Marita Noon: Haiti needs electricity. Hillary gives them a sweatshop, foundation gets a new donor

Marita Noon: Get ready to break wind

$Marita Noon: WikiLeaks: Hillary’s conflicted comments on fracking$

Marita Noon: WikiLeaks: Hillary’s conflicted comments on fracking

Marita Noon: OPEC agrees to a production decrease, prices increase—but could be just right

Marita Noon: Striking down Obama's climate legacy has its day in court

Marita Noon: The Buffalo Billion fraud and bribery scheme: corruption and pay-to-play, a symbol of everything they’re doing

Marita Noon: Blame for Ford's Mexico move falls on Obama administration

$Marita Noon: Despite claims to the contrary, science says fracking not causing increased earthquakes$

Marita Noon: Despite claims to the contrary, science says fracking not causing increased earthquakes

Marita Noon: Ethanol is the wrong solution

Marita Noon: A new international example for bad energy policy

$Marita Noon: From fracking to flatulence: the all-out assault on methane$

Marita Noon: From fracking to flatulence: the all-out assault on methane

Marita Noon: The few, the loud, the anti-fossil fuel crowd

Marita Noon: The pipeline’s approved. Environmentalists are angry.

Marita Noon: The Renewable Fuel Standard: “set up for fraud”

Marita Noon: Hillary’s energy policies: enriching Wall Street cronies, while the poor are pawns in their political game

Marita Noon: Trump: making America’s energy policy cheaper, faster, and better

Marita Noon: El Niño, La Niña and natural gas

Marita Noon: May free speech reign and scientific inquiry prevail

Marita Noon: Brexit’s energy lesson for California, et al

Marita Noon: Obama’s green energy plans, kill jobs, hurt consumers, and cost taxpayers

Marita Noon: Who wants wind turbines?

Marita Noon: Finally, courage to counterpunch the green bullies

Marita Noon: Another climate alarmist’s predictions don’t match real-world data

Marita Noon: Why waste food to replace something we already have too much of?

Marita Noon: Is the green’s “Daddy Warbucks” helping the planet or himself?

Marita Noon: Colorado Supreme Court embraces the rule of law, not the fear mongering of the anti-fossil-fuel movement

Marita Noon: What’s up with prices at the pump and why it could be a good sign

Marita Noon: On climate, we’re manipulated by sleight of hand

Marita Noon: Earth Day’s anti-fossil fuel focus could plunge millions into green energy poverty

Marita Noon: The “establishment” is slow to learn; Senate Republicans pushing for more #GreenPork

Marita Noon: Rooftop Solar companies will only play if the game is stacked in their favor

Marita Noon: The developing world wants natural gas and electricity, Hillary Clinton sends cookstoves

Marita Noon: Trying to make winners out of losers

Marita Noon: “Green”—the status symbol the affluent can afford that costs the poor

$Marita Noon: Both parties are fractured, but on energy, each is unified$

Marita Noon: Both parties are fractured, but on energy, each is unified

Marita Noon: Obama’s climate change legacy to be determined by next president

Marita Noon: Mr. President, you owe America an apology. We did drill our way to $2 gas.

Marita Noon: Biden “stimulus” anniversary tour avoids Obama’s hand-picked green energy project, now in bankruptcy proceedings

Marita Noon: Campaign 2016: nobody cares about climate change

Marita Noon: “Keep it in the ground” at work in the real world

Marita Noon: Electric cars: Another failed Obama Campaign promise, and that’s a good thing

Marita Noon: Ted and Trump take different tracks on ethanol

Marita Noon: Killing Coal: The Obama Administration’s intentional assault on an industry

Marita Noon: January 2016: the U.S. becomes a global energy superpower

Marita Noon: SolarCity and the Silver Spoon

Marita Noon: GOP energy report card: 2015

Marita Noon: The omnibus spending package: good energy policy, bad energy policy

With the Paris climate conference complete, what comes next, what will it cost you, and what can you do about it?