COVID-19 is a test for America’s ability to cope with the severe crises that lie ahead in the 21st century. Our prosperity, perhaps our survival, might depend on how well we learn from it. Here I look at the crisis management methods followed by our senior leaders. It’s the key to success – or failure.
After 30 years of climate policy gridlock, we can decide to take an obvious path to a better future. Or we can continue the same methods that have produced only futile bickering. A nation that cannot wisely make such simple choices has no future.
The climate policy debate has run for 30 years with few results. Let’s try something different: science!
A Japanese climate scientist explains why climate models provide a weak basis for policy action.
Contrast alarmists’ “news” about the climate with estimates produced by actual scientists. It’s the first step to breaking the public policy gridlock.
