Archive for “Science & Environmentalism”
59 min. Power Hour Episode 5: Climate Change with Dr. Richard Lindzen
On the latest episode of Power Hour—Alex Epstein’s monthly Internet radio show in which he interviews today’s top energy experts to discuss today’s top energy issues—Mr. Epstein discusses climate change with Dr. Richard Lindzen, a leading climate scientist with over 50 years of experience in the field, who presents intriguing ideas on climate change, and atmospheric carbon dioxide, and many other issues. This episode of Power Hour was posted on Voices for Reason on June 1, 2011.
4 min. DC’s Light Bulb Lunacy
59 min. Power Hour Episode 4: Nuclear Power with Jay Lehr
On the latest episode of Power Hour—Alex Epstein’s monthly Internet radio show in which he interviews today’s top energy experts to discuss today’s top energy issues—Mr. Epstein discusses nuclear power with Dr. Jay Lehr, Science Director of the Heartland Institute and a scientist with 50 years of experience in the nuclear industry.
50 min. Six Myths about Oil
Alex Epstein appears on The Big Show on KCPS (Iowa) to discuss his recent article, “The 6 Myths About Oil.” Recorded January 24, 2011.
9 min. Earth Day: Will Any Energy Solution Satisfy the Environmentalists?
Keith Lockitch and Alex Epstein discuss Earth Day, and why the environmental movement opposes all cheap and practical sources of energy. (Pajamas TV interview; April 22, 2011; 9 min.)
54 min. Power Hour Episode 3: Onkar Ghate on Environmentalism
On the latest episode of Power Hour—Alex Epstein’s monthly Internet radio show in which he interviews today’s top energy experts to discuss today’s top energy issues—Mr. Epstein brings in philosopher Dr. Onkar Ghate, a senior fellow at the Ayn Rand Center, to question many assumptions about the relationship between human beings in our environment. Dr. Ghate discusses everything from the political, philosophical, and religious origins of modern environmentalists (the leaders of Earth Day) to the Japanese nuclear situation to how industrialization has positively impacted our environment to the danger of “moderate” environmentalist policies.
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