Results for carbon emissions 2023

  1. Big Four Wanted More Climate Reporting. Now State AGs Want the Receipts. https://redstate.com/ben-smith/2026/09/02/big-four-wanted-mo…e-climate-reporting-now-state-ags-want-the-receipts-n2206387
    Providers Alliance, the firms committed to aligning relevant products and services with achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions … In 2023, they also joined companies and trade groups in signing a declaration supporting wider adoption of the International Sustainability … The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures framework supported disclosure of Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions regardless…
  2. Clouds of Toxic Canadian Crud Are Once Again Blanketing U.S. https://redstate.com/terichristoph/2026/07/17/clouds-of-toxic-canadian-crud-blanket-us-n2204428
    emissions. … More from Amy: "Turns out the Canadian eco police are letting hundreds of tons of carbon pour into our atmosphere hourly, which is … emissions down into the U.S.…
  3. The Market’s Revenge on Energy Statism https://redstate.com/heartlandinstitute/2026/05/21/the-markets-revenge-on-energy-statism-n2202529
    Weapon Against ArbitrarinessThis is exactly the lesson that Javier Milei, the libertarian economist who came to power in December 2023 … Meanwhile, the EU forges ahead with mandates, carbon taxes, and phase-out deadlines that are making European industry uncompetitive … Despite some 30 successive COP conferences, global CO₂ emissions have risen by 66 percent since the first climate summit.…
  4. Cuba Achieves Net Zero, and Cubans Paid the Price https://redstate.com/wardclark/2026/03/02/cuba-achieves-net-zero-and-cubans-paid-the-price-n2199756
    The climate scolds have been wagging fingers and lecturing all of us about the vital need to go "Net Zero" on carbon emissions, claiming …  For example, from August 17, 2023:As the planet registers the highest temperatures on record, rising in some places to levels … incompatible with human life, governments around the world are pouring trillions of dollars into clean energy to cut the carbon pollution…
  5. Fossil Fuels v. Green Energy, Part II - The Horrible Cost of Wind Power https://redstate.com/wardclark/2026/02/14/fossil-fuels-v-green-energy-part-ii-the-horrible-cost-of-wind-power-n2199153
    Every ton of concrete, every pound of aluminum, steel, and carbon fiber, every foot of copper wiring, every ounce of rare earth metals … our traditional sources.If the climate scolds and environmental activists who push these technologies were truly concerned about carbonemissions and reliable, clean electricity, they would be pushing for the development of modern nuclear power.…
  6. Beijing Professor Now Calling on Western World to Slash Emissions, Ignoring China's Output https://redstate.com/wardclark/2026/01/27/beijing-professor…ern-world-to-slash-emissions-ignoring-chinas-output-n2198559
    Citizens are told to recycle, go vegan and shrink their “carbon footprints” while systemic sources of emissions — from industrial production … It's OK for China to continue spewing carbon emissions because it needs to. … If the world truly had exhausted its carbon budget, everyone would have to cut back on emissions, developed or not.I guess that's why…
  7. Reality Check: Low Profits, High Burdens Explain CA Gasoline Prices https://redstate.com/wardclark/2025/11/13/reality-check-low-profits-high-burdens-explain-ca-gasoline-prices-n2196179
    Based on the relationship between gross-to-net margins between June 2023 and August 2024 (see the figure), it is likely that the industry … include the 61.2-cents per gallon excise tax, the 18.4-cents federal excise tax, environmental regulatory costs (including the low carbon … elementary things fixed that: Unleaded gasoline, cleaner fuels overall, and improved automotive technology, particularly where emissions
  8. China Planning New Controls on Carbon Emissions? Don't Believe Them. https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/08/03/china-planning-new-carbon-emission-controls-dont-believe-them-n2177706
    can color me extremely skeptical.China will accelerate the development of a carbon emissions control system to help it achieve its … According to Carbon Brief's 2023 report, China is responsible for 95 percent of worldwide coal plant construction. …  So, when China's government, by which I mean the CCP, announces an ambitious new carbon-emissions goal, there is very little…
  9. Canada's Carbon Footprint Is Massive - but It's Because of Wildfires, Not Humans https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/08/29/canadas-carbon-footprint-is-massive-but-its-because-of-wildfires-n2178698
    emissions than most of the developed world. … produced more planet-warming carbon emissions than the burning of fossil fuels in all but three countries, research published on Wednesday … emissions measured, and what effect have they had on temperatures?…
  10. Peer-Reviewed Research Debunks Economy-Destroying Climate Change Claims https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/07/09/peer-reviewed-rese…ch-debunks-economy-destroying-climate-change-claims-n2176589
    The article title is perfectly clear: “Carbon dioxide and a warming climate are not problems”.See https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi … Observations show no increase in damage or any danger to humanity today due to extreme weather or global warming (Crok & May,  2023 …  2045 Emissions Goals Require Retirement of California's Truck Fleet - But at What Cost?…
  11. Georgia Peaches Are All Right - Climate Change or No Climate Change https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/11/22/georgia-peaches-are-all-right-climate-change-or-no-climate-change-n2182362
    claim that climate change is detrimentally impacting peach production in the state.A sharp decline in Georgia peach production in 2023 … Atmospheric CO2, It Turns Out, Is Good for Plants.NASA Carbon Emissions Computer Model Scare-Mongers, but Raises More Questions Than…
  12. WATCH: Taylor Sheridan's New Show 'Landman' Tackles Wind Turbines, and It Will Have You Fist-Pumping https://redstate.com/bonchie/2024/11/25/watch-viral-clip-on…or-sheridans-new-landman-will-have-you-fist-pumping-n2182446
    While they produce less carbon emissions than some other forms of energy, they are also far less efficient. …  SEE: Generation of Wind Power Dropped in 2023 Due to Less WindNuclear power remains king if carbon emissions are a concern and … Of course, carbon emissions and efficiency aren't the only issues with wind power.…
  13. 2023 Was a Warm Year - Here's Why (Hint: It Wasn't Just Us) https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/10/22/2023-was-a-warm-year-heres-why-hint-it-wasnt-us-n2180920
    2023 was a warm year. But then, we've had warm years before. … Now, climate scolds yap at us daily about our carbon footprints and point to 2023's being a warm year as impending climate doom. … So, yes, 2023 was a warm year.…
  14. 'EV Euphoria Is Dead': CNBC Declares Transition to Electric Vehicles Has Failed https://redstate.com/benkew/2024/03/13/ev-euphoria-is-dead-c…s-forced-transition-to-electric-vehicles-has-failed-n2171325
    EV leader Tesla, which is estimated to have accounted for 55% of EV sales in the country in 2023, is bracing for what “may be a notably … He is aiming to cut carbon dioxide emissions from gasoline-powered vehicles, which make up the largest single source of greenhouse…
  15. Hypocrisy or Ignorance? Democrats Shriek About 'Climate Change' While Opposing Carbon-Free Nuclear Power https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/03/01/hypocrisy-democrat…ate-change-while-opposing-carbon-free-nuclear-power-n2170811
    What do you call it when the same people who screech about carbon emissions and climate change oppose clean, efficient, carbon-free … described climate change as a “disastrous climate crisis” and encouraged climate activists marching in New York City in September 2023
  16. China Increases Coal-Powered Generation Capacity by 47 Gigawatts in 2023: Climate Scolds Hardest Hit https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/04/15/china-increases-co…y-by-47gigawatts-in-2023-climate-scolds-hardest-hit-n2172804
    In 2023, China really knocked the wind out of the sails (hah) of the renewable-energy crowd. … analysis, despite a pledge to "strictly control" the dirtiest fossil fuel.The country added 47.4 Gigawatts (GW) of new coal power in 2023emissions in general, claiming they will be at zero net emissions by 2030.…
  17. Scottish Government Ditches Climate Change Target As 'Out of Reach.' Up a Right Dafty, Ye Ken? https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/04/18/scottish-governmen…ange-target-as-out-of-reach-up-a-right-dafty-ye-ken-n2172989
    bit "peely wally" (that is, unwell and tired).In one such example, the Scottish government is surrendering its greenhouse gas emissions … goals for 2023, admitting that they are "out of reach." …  China Increases Coal-Powered Generation Capacity by 47 Gigawatts in 2023: Climate Scolds Hardest HitThese goals, even if the…
  18. 82-Year-Old Socialist Senator Bernie Sanders Squashes Retirement Rumors, Will Run for Reelection https://redstate.com/mike_miller/2024/05/06/82-year-old-soci…squashes-retirement-rumors-will-run-for-reelection-n2173843
    We must work with every country on earth to cut carbon emissions and save the planet for our kids and future generations.Sanders's …  While Sanders railed against "the rich," he forgot to mention that his estimated net worth in 2023 was roughly $3 million … He made $2.5 million between 2011 and 2023 from book advances and royalties alone.…
  19. Biden Admin Is Right to Raise Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles, but It's for the Wrong Reason https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/05/11/biden-admin-to-rai…on-chinese-electric-vehicles-right-act-wrong-reason-n2174068
    is at it again, ramping up production of heavily subsidized "green" tech to sell to well-meaning Westerners concerned with their carbon … products are manufactured by an industrial nation that was responsible for 95 percent of new coal-fired power plant production in 2023 … Patronizing the Chinese manufacturers encourages the building of more smoke-spewing, high-carbon-emissions coal power plants.As for…
  20. UK Planning Use of Climate Accounting Trick to Kick the Can Down the Road https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/05/13/uk-planning-use-of…mate-accounting-trick-to-kick-the-can-down-the-road-n2174150
    emissions by more than it was legally required to in the last five year-round. …  Now U.K. government officials are actively looking at “carrying forward” these surplus emissions to the next five-year budget … any attempt to slacken the next budget, which will cover emissions between 2023 and 2027, poses “a very serious risk” to future green…
  21. Utterly Daft: Climate Committee Demands Brits Radically Alter Their Lifestyles to Achieve 'Net Zero' https://redstate.com/wardclark/2025/02/27/british-climate-ch…s-radical-lifestyle-alterations-to-achieve-net-zero-n2186082
    .In its [advice on the UK’s] Seventh Carbon Budget, which sets a limit for UK greenhouse gas emissions between 2038 to 2042, the committee … The Government is obliged under the act to create legally binding carbon budgets for each five year period up to 2050 to ensure it … Government doesn’t have to accept the committee’s advice – though to date it invariably has – but it does have to set a binding carbon
  22. California's Climate Theater: All Inconvenience, No Results https://redstate.com/brutalbrittany/2025/01/11/californias-climate-theater-all-inconvenience-no-results-n2184214
    It's yet another example of residents paying more while getting less, all while being lectured about their carbon footprint.The state's … Residents pay about $1.50 per gallon in government costs for their gas before even accounting for the recent Low Carbon Fuel Standard … While this move aims to reduce emissions, it raises serious questions about affordability, infrastructure readiness, and the reliability…
  23. Climate Activism Is Under Fire Across the Globe—Will the Push-Back Make a Difference? https://redstate.com/mike_miller/2024/12/21/climate-activism…ple-directions-will-the-push-back-make-a-difference-n2183470
    a few days before the event, to explain the tactics of civil disobedience and emphasize its value as society’s failure to curb carbonemissions is increasing the chance of catastrophe within our lifetimes. … climate activists, in large part due to public frustration with their ridiculous tactics, former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunaj in 2023
  24. Bye-Bye (Incandescent) Bulbs: Ban Goes Into Effect Tuesday https://redstate.com/smoosieq/2023/07/31/bye-bye-incandescent-bulbs-ban-goes-into-effect-tuesday-n785134
    So how is it 2023, and the ban is just now taking effect? … claimed that discontinuing inefficient incandescent lights will save Americans nearly $3 billion yearly and substantially reduce carbon … dioxide emissions over 30 years.…
  25. In Energy Production, Coal Is Still King https://redstate.com/wardclark/2023/08/15/in-energy-production-coal-is-king-n2162665
    According to the data, “The share of low carbon fuels (nuclear, hydro, wind & solar) peaked at 36% in 1995, coinciding with COP1 [the … IEA added, “Coal trade in 2023 is heading back to 2019 volumes.” … Russian coal production is estimated to have recovered somewhat in the first half of 2023.”…