Mark Carney’s leadership shifts Canada’s carbon policy, replacing consumer pricing with industry costs and incentives. Will emissions cuts keep pace?
Author: Michael Barnard
Despite the hype, hydrogen is failing as a clean energy solution due to high costs, inefficiencies, and infrastructure challenges.
Saying hydrogen is abundant is like saying gold is easy to get—it’s out there, but you need a fortune to extract it
As smoke rolls in, parents worry about their children’s lungs, older adults limit time outdoors, and those with asthma or heart disease feel the effects.
Europe’s electric bus revolution is unstoppable. Battery models dominate new sales as hydrogen fades. Cities are embracing cleaner, cost-effective transit.
Climate disasters are making US homes uninsurable -- driving insurers out, premiums up, and property values down. Is a retreat inevitable?
The only thing tariffs are guaranteed to accomplish? More pollution, higher consumer costs, and lost time in the race to decarbonization.
The Flemish government’s blunt assessment—that hydrogen is not viable for public transit—echoes the conclusions reached by agencies worldwide.
Hydrogen for energy advocates, for a variety of bad reasons, make a lot of unsupported claims about hydrogen. Here's an illustrated debunking.
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