SCIENCE

Humans thrive by improving technology, not abandoning it.

It’s hard to think rationally when animals tug at our heartstrings.

There’s a lot more at stake in Times Square than the lights.

What the religion of environmentalism really opposes is man’s nature, i.e., the fact that man must reshape the earth in order to survive.

Just as religious altruism pits man’s fundamental nature against him by demanding he be a self-sacrificial animal for God, so environmentalist altruism pits man’s fundamental nature against him by demanding he be a self-sacrificial animal for Earth.

Climate change predictions have been wrong for decades because they are not based on science but on government sponsored “research.”

The ultimate test of any theoretical model is not how loudly it is proclaimed but how well it fits the facts.

Environmentalists like Naomi Klein are intentionally unclear and misleading about the fossil fuel industry and capitalism, because it serves their purpose of taking away our freedom to live our lives and run our businesses the way we choose.

Instead of environmental regulations that actually save lives, we pay to subsidize politicians’ cronies and pet projects,

What the environmentalists are advocating—ending freedom via a socialist dictatorship—is a sure path to environmental disasters and human misery.

It is Greenpeace that we should watch and call out on, exposing its propaganda and plans to destroy human well-being. It is companies like Shell and Lego that we should defend and thank for providing us not only necessities of life but products that make our lives more comfortable and enjoyable.

This Earth Day, instead of attacking those who sell fossil fuels, I will applaud them for overcoming constant environmental hysteria — while providing affordable energy that will allow us to fight poverty, which is the real threat to the people of the world.

So let’s chill out about global warming. We don’t need more micromanagement from government. We need less.

With the decline of the USSR, communism has lost considerable respectability and is now repackaged as environmentalism and progressivism.

University of Calgary, my employer, recently announced that this year it will require all newly-admitted students to read “No Impact Man,” the New York-based author Colin Beavan’s account of living for a year in Manhattan in an effort to strive for “zero environmental...

The next time an environmentalist warns us of a pending disaster or that we are running out of something, we ought to ask: When was the last time a prediction of yours was right?