AWED Energy & Environmental Newsletter 1/2/17

Energy & Environmental Newsletter - 1/2/17       AWED Friends: Welcome to 2017 and the year’s first edition of the Energy and Environmental Newsletter! It looks like it will be an exciting time, so fasten your seat belt... There continues to be so many Trump related happenings, that I’ve set up two new Newsletter sections: Trump & Energy, and Trump & Global Warming. Some of the more informative Global Warming articles in this issue are: Obsolete Calculations of Cost of Carbon (an extremely important matter!) The Social Cost of Carbon Southern Baptist leaders defend Trump’s pick to lead EPA 100% Of US Warming Is Due To NOAA Data Tampering New Study Casts Doubt on Key Climate Change Predicting Metric 97% Consequential Misperceptions: Ethics of Consensus on Global Warming Biggest Fake News Story: Global Warming and Phony Consensus Skeptical Climate Scientists Coming In From the Cold Some of the more interesting Energy articles in this issue are: Irish High Court Finds Wind Turbine Maker Liable for Noise Nuisance – Seven Irish Families to Get Millions in Punitive Damages Outstanding podcast on Energy and Climate Change Excellent Study: Energy Deregulation Per Capita Energy Productivity for Primary Sources of Electrical Energy China Closer to Harnessing Clean, Limitless Energy from Nuclear Fusion Trump Has Better Ideas on Energy Cutting the Crap at DOE (See new Newsletter section on Trump & Energy) Sweden Denies Permit for World’s Largest Wind Project, Due to its Military Interference I hope that you have an enjoyable and rewarding New Year... John Droz, jr. physicist & citizen advocate PS: As always, please pass this on to open-minded citizens, and on your social media sites. If there are others who you think would benefit from being on our energy & environmental email list, please let me know. If at any time you'd like to be taken off the list, simply send me an email saying that. PPS: I am not an attorney, so no material appearing in any of the Newsletters (or our WiseEnergy.org website) should be construed as giving legal advice. My recommendation has always been: consult a competent attorney when you are involved with legal issues.

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