
Robert Bryce
Journalist at Freelance
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Reporter/film producer/public speaker. Author of six books on energy, power, innovation & politics. Producer & narrator: https://t.co/5iQjPZ0Cjg 💡
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3 weeks ago |
climatedepot.com | Robert Bryce
https://robertbryce.substack.com/p/anti-magneticIn response to Trump’s trade war, China is slow-walking rare earth exports and global automakers are facing widespread shutdowns. In 2019, a Chinese media outlet said: “Don’t say we didn’t warn you.”By Robert BryceDeng Xiaoping was a survivor. He endured two purges during Mao Zedong’s brutal rule.
Robert Bryce discussing net zero and IPA Pull The Plug Tour Credlin Sky News Australia - 2 June 2025
3 weeks ago |
ipa.org.au | Robert Bryce
In this interview Robert Bryce appeared on Credlin – Sky News Australia to promote his tour to Australia, hosted by the Institute of Public Affairs, and contextualises the negative consequences of net zero. To purchase your tickets to the Robert Bryce tour, click the thumbnail, or button below.
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3 weeks ago |
newgeography.com | Robert Bryce
by Robert Bryce 06/01/2025 There’s a vast difference between politics and policy. Doing politics — making speeches, giving TV interviews, and drafting talking points — is child’s play. Policy, on the other hand, is where dreams go to die, particularly when it comes to energy. Over the past few days, the politics and policies around nuclear energy have shifted faster than at any other period in the post-Chernobyl era.
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4 weeks ago |
robertbryce.substack.com | Robert Bryce
The rejections keep coming. Since the beginning of May, a provincial government in Queensland has rejected an enormous wind project, a county board in Illinois spiked a solar project, and a district council in East Devon vetoed a battery project. Let’s take those in order. Last week, a $1 billion wind project in central Queensland was rejected by provincial authorities. The 450-megawatt project, which included battery storage, faced fierce opposition from local residents.
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1 month ago |
newgeography.com | Robert Bryce
by Robert Bryce 05/27/2025 Last month, a new media outlet called Tortoise Media launched a database called “Hot Air,” which it claims is “making sense of climate misinformation.” The database includes “274 online actors,” a group that includes David Turver, Roger Pielke Jr., Bjorn Lomborg, Jordan Peterson, Alex Epstein, Tom Nelson, me, and many others who are committing the sin of “frequently disseminating climate change counter-narratives.” How dare me — or anyone else — provide a counter...
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