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Broadening the conversation with the public regarding the role of hydrocarbons in our modern technological way of life through the lens of the environment and climate change.
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Cheap Oil, Record Diesel: Understanding 15 Years of Refinery Closure Impacts | Dr. Tammy Nemeth Conversation with Richard Norris (opens the original)
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You know the crude price to the dollar. You also filled a tank this month. For a year those two numbers have stopped speaking to each other -- this conversation explains why. Dr Tammy Nemeth talks with Dr Richard Norris of Pandreco Energy Advisory about why diesel and heating oil broke from crude in 2026 — and why the Iran war may have exacerbated the situation but is not the cause. The cause is a refining system hollowed out over fifteen years, with replacements concentrated behind a chokepoint
Diablo Canyon’s Fate: California’s Nuclear Fight, Grid Reliability, and China’s Energy Strategy | The Nemeth Report Interview with Dr. Gene Nelson (opens the original)
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Dr. Gene Nelson, longtime advocate for keeping Diablo Canyon Power Plant open, joins Dr. Tammy Nemeth on The Nemeth Report podcast to discuss the high-stakes battle over California’s last nuclear plant. With the NRC having approved operation into the mid-2040s and Governor Newsom leaving further extension to the next administration, what happens if Diablo Canyon closes in 2030? We examine California’s reliability challenges, net-zero timelines, and the strategic contrast with China—drawing on in
Net-Zero Exposed: Challenging the Climate Catastrophe Narrative (opens the original)
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On this episode of The Nemeth Report Podcast , Dr. Tammy Nemeth interviews Michelle Stirling, the communications director of the Friends of Science Society on why net-zero policies lack scientific and economic foundation. The conversation explores the Friends of Science’s recent open letters to OSFI regarding climate scenario analysis, the collapse of the IPCC RCP 8.5 climate scenarios, energy literacy gaps, carbon markets, and the growing risks to Canadian privacy, prosperity, and financial ins
US Grid Crisis Exposed: Virtual Power Plants, Northeast Instability & Shorting the Grid | Meredith Angwin (opens the original)
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Is America’s electric grid on the brink? In this compelling conversation with Meredith Angwin , known as the “Electric Grandma” and author of the groundbreaking book Shorting the Grid , we dive deep into the hidden fragility of our power system. Meredith breaks down the growing instability in the US Northeast, why reliability margins are tightening, the real reasons behind emergency demand alerts, and how policy decisions, just-in-time natural gas, and intermittent renewables are creating seriou
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