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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Fossil Futures

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Alex Epstein's "Fossil Fuels" delves into the crucial role of fossil fuels in human civilization.

Epstein challenges the prevailing narrative surrounding climate change, arguing that fossil fuels have been instrumental in improving living standards and reducing poverty globally.

He emphasizes the importance of energy abundance and its impact on various aspects of society, from economic growth to technological advancements.

The book provides a comprehensive analysis of energy production and consumption, advocating for a balanced approach that considers both environmental concerns and the benefits of fossil fuels.

Epstein's work has sparked significant debate and discussion within the energy sector and beyond.

Mentioned by

Richard Hanania

Vivek Ramaswamy

Justin Robert Young

Mary Katharine Ham

Mentioned in 17 episodes

Mentioned by

Lex Fridman

as the author of books advocating for fossil fuels.

#339 – Climate Change Debate: Bjørn Lomborg and Andrew Revkin

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson as

Alex Epstein

's second influential book, completed in 2021 and published in 2022.

514. How to Solve All of America’s Energy Problems | Alex Epstein

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson as a book that lays out an underlying religious narrative.

333. Konstantin Kisin and the Counter-Woke Revolution

Mentioned by

Alex Epstein

as his new book, published in 2022, succeeding "The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels".

312. The Great Climate Con | Alex Epstein

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson when discussing Alex Epstein's work on the theological and metaphysical underpinnings of climate change narratives.

320. Climate Science: What Does it Say? | Dr. Richard Lindzen

Mentioned by Jordan B. Peterson as a book detailing the continued need for fossil fuels.

315. The World is Not Ending | Bjørn Lomborg

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson in relation to climate change discussions.

#1933 - Jordan Peterson

Mentioned by

Justin Robert Young

as the second book written by Alex Epstein on fossil fuels and energy policy.

About Taylor Swift and MS NOW

Mentioned by

Simon Lack

as a recent read, focusing on the future of fossil fuels.

The Energy Bull Market Just Started

Mentioned by

Joe Polish

as an author who wrote the book "Fossil Futures" and "A Moral Case for Fossil Fuels"

"You DESERVE to LOSE the Senate, the House, and the Presidency!" - Jordan Peterson

Mentioned by

Richard Hanania

as a book he is currently reading, highlighting its critique of environmentalism.

Richard Hanania: Ending the War on Woke

Mentioned by

Alex Epstein

as his book explaining why the world needs more oil, coal, and natural gas.

#495 - Alex Epstein - The World Needs More Fossil Fuels, Not Less

Mentioned by

Richard Hanania

in the context of environmentalism and humanity.

Richard Hanania Megasode

Mentioned by

Mike Rowe

as one of

Alex Epstein

's books that listeners have purchased.

457: Alex Epstein—Did Bill Gates Change His Mind

Mentioned by

Kenji Tateiwa

, referencing the author's views on fossil fuels.

263. Nuclear power and Bitcoin, with Kenji Tateiwa

Mentioned by

Vivek Ramaswamy

as the author of "Fossil Future", presenting a contrarian view on fossil fuels and climate change.

Elon Musk & Tim Cook's Involvement With China | PART 2 | PBD Podcast | Ep. 226

Mentioned by

Alex Epstein

during the podcast as a book he wrote.

#324 - Alex Epstein - Can Fossil Fuels Save The World?

Mentioned by

Shawn Ryan

as his latest book and discussed throughout the podcast.

#26 Alex Epstein - The Global Energy War

Mentioned by the host as the author and subject of the podcast episode.

Unraveling the Climate Crisis Hype | Saturday Extra

Mentioned by

Mary Katharine Ham

as a book she should have read years ago, discussing the energy discussion.

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