Oblivion Beckons — Part II of II
In Part I misguided administration actions on all things climate change were partially listed. These paint the picture of incoherence and misdirection — efforts to hide the ball and deceive the public appear to be the every day mission of the Biden Administration. One cannot help but draw that conclusion as the administrative state seeks.. read more →
A Nuclear Phoenix Arises from Clinch River Ashes
“Nuclear energy is a baseload — meaning its power that you can run anytime you want, day or night — and its carbon free.” Nathan Mhyrvold, co-founder Intellectual Ventures and climate change policy skeptic When all else fails, the U.S. turns to the right thing. For decades the NRC — the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (otherwise.. read more →
Victory, Alaska!
Note to PolicySmith followers: This post concludes our first calendar year. Thank you for your interest. There will be less frequent entries in the coming several months as we take some time away. Look for a return in early spring. Have a safe and prosperous 2018. The wild ride of this calendar year closes with.. read more →
Thoreau at 200
Pencil maker, gardener, surveyor, author/poet, elitist, loner, and poster boy for enviro-purists, Henry David Thoreau, appeared on the Earth in 1817. This anniversary is celebrated primarily for his revered (by the soft path crowd) work, Walden, and to a lesser degree, Civil Disobedience and other tomes, poetry and tracts. A relatively harmless oddity in his.. read more →