CEO Column

Memories

Psychologists often recommend patients facing troubling circumstances or difficult decisions to focus on pleasant experiences or good memories to reduce the stress of the situation. I have many great memories that I have visited over the years to calm my nerves or make me feel a sense of peace and comfort.

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Climate Compromise

For decades, numerous environmental organizations and the environmental media have run an increasingly pressurized campaign to eliminate the use of all fossil fuels. You have seen the headlines – Net Zero by 2050, Keep Fossil Fuels in the Ground, Clean Energy Not Dirty Fuels, and many others.

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What About the Bears?

I have written several articles over the past few months about the climate nonsense promoted by activists to convince the public that immediate action is required to prevent catastrophic damage to the planet. This month, I will review an article, written by Bjorn Lomborg, published in the Wall Street Journal on July 31, 2024. Mr. Lomborg is president of the Copenhagen Consensus and a visiting fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. He is an economist and not a scientist.

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Normal?

Environmentalists have declared: “The science of climate change is over.” As evidence that carbon emissions must be immediately reduced, the media bombards us daily with climate news about “today is the hottest day in recorded history” and “no storm has ever been as bad as Helene, except that Milton is coming next and will surely be worse because carbon emissions are higher.”

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Dog Days of Summer

Two months ago, my friend and fellow PowerSouth employee, John Dean, provided an article for this space on peanut crops, long June days and the Dog Days of Summer. Reading John’s article brought back memories of my childhood and the endless pleasures of summertime.

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More Climate Nonsense

Two months ago, I wrote an article on climate nonsense. I focused on silly solutions to climate change concerns like how we shouldn’t use hot water, on how climate change needs to be curbed to protect outdoor concerts, and on starvation protests meant to coerce governments to act on an individual’s personal beliefs.

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