Michael Lynch is a sports writer based in Australia, originally from London. He specializes in soccer, horse racing, and other sports, and has written for publications such as Forbes and American Thinker. His work has also been featured in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and other media outlets.
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Michael Lynch's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including finance, energy, government & politics. He appears to have a particular focus on the energy sector and its intersection with geopolitics and climate change.
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BEV is not superior the way smartphones are, but inferior the way CFLs proved to be.
A divided government looks more likely now, which will make many energy policies more difficult to implement. But higher inflation will hurt some sectors, notably renewables.
Solar farm, Simi Valley, California, USA, aerial view. (Photo by Sam Lafoca/Construction ... [+] Photography/Avalon/Getty Images)
If elected, Kamala Harris might investigate the oil industry to appease her supporters, but imposition of price controls, always a bad idea, seems unlikely.
Let’s suppose a tech billionaire with a sense of humor wants to shake things up. Suppose he were to establish a fund that will be used after the election to pay rewards to anyone who provides evidence leading to the conviction of a p...
U.S. economic nationalism will unfortunately bolster resource nationalism in countries like Mexico.
TEHRAN, IRAN - MARCH 12: A general view of the Port of Kharg Island Oil Terminal, 25 km from the ... [+] Iranian coast in the Persian Gulf and 483
By: Michael Lynch
Campaign Brief would like to unreservedly apologise to the Australian ad industry for our thoughtless representation of our coverage in the latest issue of Campaign Brief Australia. At Campaign Brief, we take the concerns raised by the community seriously, especially regarding gender representation in the advertising industry. These LinkedIn discussions have sparked important conversations about the lack of women in senior creative leadership roles, and we agree that this highlights a broader issue within the industry.
I support the Shelburne wastewater facility bond vote and do not believe it should be delayed.
In 1980, my boss M. I. T. professor Nazli Choucri presented the results of her world oil market computer model (which I assisted on) to the Energy
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