British scientists will try to reach Lake Ellsworth, almost two miles below the surface, which may have been isolated for a million years.
New materials remove CO2 from smokestacks, tailpipes and even the air
By American Chemical Society G. K. Surya Prakash, Ph.D. University of Southern California | February 29, 2012
These inexpensive materials achieved some of the highest carbon dioxide removal rates ever reported for humid air, under conditions that stymie other related materials.
Meeting biofuel production targets could change agricultural landscape
By American Chemical Society W. Kolby Smith, Ph.D. University of Montana | February 29, 2012
The satellite analysis found that to meet the EISA goals under current technology, farmers would either need to plant biofuel crops on 80 percent of their farmed land or plant biofuel crops on 60 percent of the land currently used
Adapting personal glucose monitors to detect DNA
By American Chemical Society Yi Lu, Ph.D. | February 29, 2012
Adaptations to the home glucose monitor, an essential device for millions of people with diabetes that’s inexpensive and simple to use.
New hybrid “NOSH aspirin” as possible anti-cancer drug
By American Chemical Society Khosrow Kashfi, Ph.D., FRSC | February 29, 2012
The new hybrid inhibits the growth of breast, colon, pancreas, lung, prostate and some leukemia cancer cells in laboratory tests.
Insurance Crimes Cost Canadians Several Billion Annually
By Guest Column | February 29, 2012
Allstate Canada is tough on insurance fraud
White House Wants to Keep Gas Prices High
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | February 29, 2012
The Obama Administration is seemingly doing everything it can to make paying for energy even more painful by refusing to open access to the country’s oil and gas reserves
Flashback: JunkScience predicts outcome of EPA ‘endangerment finding’ litigation
By Steve Milloy | February 29, 2012
Congressional GOP have had the power, but have failed to do anything to stop the Obama EPA since the 112th Congress commenced. Shame on them.
Sharia in U.S.? Florida’s proposed ban draws attacks from Muslims
By Jim Kouri | February 29, 2012
CAIR bills itself as a Muslim civil rights organization but top FBI counterterrorism chiefs, such as the late John O'Neill, describe it as an entity that promotes and finances terrorism.
Saving Muslims From Themselves
By Daniel Greenfield | February 29, 2012
A new age of terror is here. It's time to face up to it. To stop saving Muslims from ourselves and to work to save ourselves and our kin from them
Fuelling The Rise Of The Anglosphere
By Guest Column | February 29, 2012
In Britain, North Sea oil and gas is a resource that just refuses to quit.
Are We Simply Saying Goodbye To Our Country?
By Dub and Deb | February 29, 2012
Anti-Constitutionalism, big government, entitlements, government entitlements, liberal views, socialism
Credit Rating
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | February 29, 2012
Prohibition of any CRA from publishing their analyses smacks of control and interference with fundamental rights.
Green Tape and Political Black Belts
By Institute for Energy Research | February 28, 2012
Keystone XL pipeline
Pain in the gas? What’s causing fuel price spikes
By Institute for Energy Research | February 28, 2012
Facts about gas prices
Drudge in the Dregs Again
By Daren Jonescu | February 28, 2012
The survival of the civilized world depends on America catching up with this one before it's too late. Run hard, run fast, constitutionalists—run as if your life depended on it. It does.
Canada not one of Obama’s ’57’ states
By Judi McLeod | February 28, 2012
International Grassroots campaign
“Mammas Please Let Your Babies Grow up to be Commies” (sings Sean Penn)
By Humberto Fontova | February 28, 2012
Death penalty, Cuban executions, Fidel Castro, Che Guevara
How I was able to outlive Whitney Houston
By Daniel Wiseman | February 28, 2012
Whitney Houston leveraged her voice and heritage of musical greatness into a meteoric rise in which she simply dominated
Fuelling the Rise of the Anglosphere
By Peter C. Glover | February 28, 2012
The Anglosphere Challenge, Energy,
It’s the Economy, Stupid!
By Alan Caruba | February 28, 2012
Can Obama be defeated?
Making Sense of School Shootings
By John W. Whitehead | February 28, 2012
There are no easy explanations—such as mental illness, drugs or video games—for their actions.
The administration’s failed or stupid policies
By News on the Net Stewart Andersen | February 28, 2012
Rising gas prices
Wyoming leading the way
By News on the Net Merideth White | February 28, 2012
Re: Wyoming Doomsday bill
Board Would Limit What Americans Could Spend to Save Their Lives
The Very Last Picture Show
By Daniel Greenfield | February 28, 2012
The movie theater isn't dead, but it is increasingly irrelevant as a storytelling medium. After generations of chasing trends, the industry has been permanently left behind.
Pro-troop group says Obama Punishes Military Families with Health Care Costs
By Move America Forward | February 28, 2012
President Obama’s proposed military defense budget
The Clock Will Soon Be Still
By Jimmy Reed | February 28, 2012
Medal of Honor recipient Edward “Butch” O’Hare, Easy Eddie O'Hare, Al Capone
Local Government Perspectives on Water Infrastructure
By EPW Blog | February 28, 2012
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
How Chrysler Can Actually Help Detroit
By Heritage Foundation Rory Cooper | February 28, 2012
The Big Three, including UAW-owned Chrysler, have colluded with the auto union to keep those jobs out of reach by opposing policies in Michigan that would encourage rival automakers to locate there.

