Kevin Killough
Energy Reporter at Just The News
Energy reporter writing from a pro-human, pro-civilization perspective on oil, gas, wind, solar, nuclear and everything else.
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2 weeks ago |
principia-scientific.com | Kevin Killough
Written by Kevin Killough on June 7, 2025. Posted in Current News For many Americans, summer still conjures images of “those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer,” romanticized by the legendary Nat King Cole: hot dogs, picnics, beer, and girls in bikinis at the beach. [emphasis, links added]But for many media outlets, summer is a time to panic about deadly threats from heat waves that will continue to get worse until the world stops using fossil fuels.
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3 weeks ago |
justthenews.com | Kevin Killough
Former President Joe Biden, as well as his Democratic predecessor Barack Obama, pledged to “follow the science” when it came to climate policies. Since President Donald Trump assumed office — a man accused of waging a “war on science” — revelations have shown that, when it came to previous administrations, sometimes science was either shaped to serve preferred policies or dismissed when it didn’t support them.
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3 weeks ago |
justthenews.com | Kevin Killough
Republicans at a House Oversight subcommittee hearing Wednesday scrutinized how federally funded non-governmental organizations (NGOs) advance progressive programs and sometimes employ people who have worked in the same federal agencies that oversee the grant money distributed to those NGOs. Many of these individuals in key positions at these NGOs, witnesses at the hearing testified, donate to Democratic candidates.
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3 weeks ago |
justthenews.com | Kevin Killough
Utqiagvik, Alaska, sits on the North Slope of Alaska, the northernmost community in the U.S. The town has less than 5,000 residents and can only be accessed by air or, in the summer, by sea.
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3 weeks ago |
justthenews.com | Kevin Killough
For many Americans, summer still conjures images of "those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer" romanticized by the legendary Nat King Cole: hot dogs, picnics, beer, and girls in bikinis at the beach. But for many media outlets, summer is a time to panic about deadly threats from heat waves that will continue to get worse until the world stops using fossil fuels. New research, however, casts doubt on the theory that carbon dioxide levels are the primary driver of rising temperatures.
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