We must embrace AI and data centers, not pause them  

A recent Friends of the Earth email wailed that URGENT ACTION is needed to prevent MASSIVE data centers from DESTROYING communities, the environment and property values, while tech billionaires get even richer!   Other opponents say artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers (DCs) gobble up rivers of water and terawatts of electricity, sprawl across landscapes, raise

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American Nuclear Runs Through Anti-Nuke, Anti-AI Roadblocks

In a recent article, I compared today’s hue and cry against AI and data centers to the anti-nuclear campaigns that halted U.S. nuclear energy development four decades ago. Now others are picking that theme, most recently Michael Waller in National Review. Meanwhile, the anti-nuclear crowd continues to use the threat of nuclear war as a

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The False Burden of Climate Doom that Christians Should Not Carry

Every age offers the believer a rival account of history. Ours says the planet is dying, humanity is to blame, and only a total reordering of how you eat, travel, build, and power your home can delay the sentence. For three decades, newsrooms, universities, and government agencies have repeated this account with remarkable discipline. Many

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Beyond Christian Aid: The Poor Ask for Policy Support

At the recently concluded United Nations General Assembly in New York, India spoke for the Global South, stating that the low- and middle-income nations must have a just and rightful opportunity to industrialize, just like the West did in the 20th century. This echoes what rational Christian environmentalists like me having been saying for the

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3 Pollution Threats Deadlier Than Climate Change in Asia

In the era of TikTok and global governments, Biblical stewardship of creation does not mean surrendering our judgment to every environmental movement that claims the moral high ground. It means looking honestly at the evidence, identifying the problems that threaten human beings now, and pursuing solutions that improve the lives of our neighbors. For much

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Africa’s Poorest Countries Need Energy, Not Empathy

The mainstream media and policy analysts have been slower than sloths in displaying an understanding of how the United States’ dismantling greenhouse gas limits for power plants is a profound turning point for global energy policy. Moreover, while Washington reclaims industrial common sense, the promise of energy reformation languishes in Africa, especially in nations that

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Is Conventional Agriculture Incompatible with the Christian Worldview?

Is conventional agriculture incompatible with the Christian worldview? Is it possible to glorify God as a conventional farmer? Or must one embrace regenerative or some other agricultural method? I’m going to reply to a question sent to us by a farmer whose work has been challenged by fellow Christians as incompatible with the Christian worldview.

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Biting the Hand that Feeds: Nepal Demands Climate Cash While Blaming us for its Disaster

The following is a guest article by Angela Wheeler. Nepal’s Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal’s request for a foreign response to his country’s disastrous Himalayan flood would be better made as an appeal to the charitable instincts of people than as a demand for compensation from climate sinners.  Khanal connects the August 26 flood to the

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Climate’s Past Performance Uncertain Predictor of Future

The predictions of climate doomsayers reveal an embarrassing ignorance of a capricious geological history shaped by natural forces too powerful for human control and too complex to allow for meaningful forecasts.   What can be said is that we are living in the warmth of an interglacial period known as the Holocene Epoch, which began about

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