Despite climate alarmist claims, renewable energy sources are on the rise.
Solar power is efficient and can make a valuable contribution to reducing CO2 and CH4 emissions. It is useful in remote locations and for powering single buildings or complexes where the photovoltaic system with batteries is in close proximity to the facility.
By Jim Rickards,
Let’s begin an overview of the climate alarmist position by considering a few of their claims in the light of real science:
By Jim Rickards,
The climate is changing as it has for billions of years. Climate change is one of the most complex phenomena ever addressed by science and perhaps the most difficult to model.
By Jim Rickards,
The climate crowd now has the political power they need to push their agenda using fear and the regulatory state to attack your means of transpiration, your personal conveniences, and your consumer choices.
By Jim Rickards,
Readers don’t need an introduction to the topic of climate change. It gets saturation coverage in the media and is impossible to avoid. What is needed is careful consideration of the claims and counterclaims combined with real scientific data — not the bogus data you hear so much about.
By Jim Rickards,
Will this new financial crisis continue? We know that a banking crisis has already begun. Here’s the casualty list
By Jim Rickards,
Former House Financial Services Chair, Barnett ‘Barney’ Frank, who was co-author of the 2010 Dodd-Frank banking reform legislation, also served on the board of directors of the failed Signature Bank.
By Jim Rickards,
The new banking crisis is by no means limited to the California tech world.
By Jim Rickards,
One of the most fascinating aspects of the SVB collapse and the subsequent bank runs is how quickly global bank regulators abandoned carefully worked-out ‘bail-in’ rules and reverted to a weird hybrid of bail-in and old-fashioned bailouts. The putative result was short-run calm. The real result was total confusion among bank depositors and a further loss of confidence in the whole banking system.
By Jim Rickards,
The SVB fiasco threw a monkey wrench into the Fed’s carefully laid plans to raise interest rates to head off inflation. That alone threw markets into confusion and increased volatility. A global recession that was developing anyway is now a near certainty and will be worse than would otherwise have been the case. A global financial crisis is here.
By Jim Rickards,
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