Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Green Jobs: A Bipartisan Mirage
By Institute for Energy Research | April 26, 2017
Are green jobs the bipartisan silver bullet they're cracked up to be or are they instead a bipartisan mirage?
‘March for Science’ invokes God, Hitler, Gay Marriage, Racism, Sexism
By Marc Morano | April 25, 2017
Climate Depot’s Round Up of Coverage of the alleged ‘March For Science’: Blames GOP for making climate worse
Green Energy Poverty Week
By Paul Driessen | April 24, 2017
A week dedicated to topics that underscore impacts environmentalists don't want to discuss
Nye's response? "Stop it."
Solar ovens and sustained poverty for Africa
By Steven Lyazi | April 23, 2017
African families and hospitals cannot rely on limited solar power, instead of electricity
Too Many Elephants at Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park
By Jack Dini | April 23, 2017
According to an aerial count in 2014 there are around 44,000 elephants at Hwange
Governor Cuomo is playing games with pipeline construction in the hopes of winning a third term as governor of New York State by kowtowing to environmentalists
The people pushing for a “carbon tax swap deal” have shifted their arguments; conservatives and libertarians have already achieved fiscal and regulatory victories that they were told would be impossible
Suit seeks to determine whether officials used software app known as “Signal” to secretly send and receive official messages
Paris Climate Treaty
Forbes Column: Ban Fracking? Bad Economics, Bad Ecology
By Institute for Energy Research -- Robert Bradley Jr. | April 18, 2017
Practice of hydraulic fracturing is not only safe but also helps bolster America’s economy
Save Cormorants- Kill Eagles—A Double Standard
By Jack Dini | April 17, 2017
A person who merely possesses a single bald eagle feather can be fined up to $100,000 and jailed for a year. But operators of the wind turbines that kill eagles get off scot-free
The country needs policies that help it become more competitive, not less so. Lowering the tax burden, not raising it with a carbon tax, is the best way to achieve that goal.
Real science must guide policy
By Paul Driessen | April 16, 2017
Climate alarmists use faulty science and bald assertions to demand end to fossil fuels
Supply Crunch Or Oil Glut: Investment Banks Can’t Agree
By Oilprice.com -- Tsvetana Paraskova | April 14, 2017
Short-cycle U.S. shale is now more flexible in scaling back or resuming production, depending on the price of oil and well economics. This adds another conundrum for investment banks in predicting oil prices
Asian Air Pollution Is Our Pollution
By Jack Dini | April 14, 2017
China emits more sulfur dioxide than any other country in the world. All this contributes to the 'Asian Brown Cloud” which covers an area as large as Australia, obscuring the sun in some polluted Asian cities
Killing Clean Power Plan crucial step in ending climate deception
By Tom Harris | April 14, 2017
Realists must now sway public opinion firmly against global warming scare
Trump Takes on the Obama “Climate Change” Agenda
By Roger Aronoff | April 14, 2017
Trump is dismantling another of Obama’s key legacy items, a policy that the media desire to protect from the new Republican president
A Diesel in the Shed
By Viv Forbes | April 13, 2017
Question: “What did South Australians have before candles?” Answer: “Electricity”
Climate Control: “not prudent at this juncture”
By Randy Kleine | April 10, 2017
Top-down prognosticators love to make "doom and gloom" predictions to justify their power-grabs.
Climate Change Doesn’t Affect NWS Forecasts
By Michael R. Shannon | April 10, 2017
I’ve suggesting the NWS concentrate on getting the data and let the private sector handle the forecasts, which in the case of the Weather Channel have proven to be more accurate
Off to a bumbling start at Interior
By Paul Driessen | April 9, 2017
If this is the kind of housecleaning and swamp draining we're going to get, we're in real trouble
Super-safe energy pipelines are Step One in restoring our sagging infrastructure
By Jack N. Gerard and Terry O’Sullivan | April 3, 2017
America’s construction sector and our oil and natural gas industries are ready with the workers — and private capital investments –— to do our part in building 21st century infrastructure
Pretend conservatives for not so clean energy
By Paul Driessen | April 2, 2017
Far-left 'charitable' foundations give millions to 'conservative' groups to drive climate agenda
When the climate hysteria goes away its steep costs will remain
By Klaus Rohrich | April 1, 2017
Heartening to see President Trump turn back Obama's so-called climate change measures. I'm afraid the genie is out of the lamp and jurisdictions currently feasting on these new revenue streams will be very reluctant to forego that cash
Battery Baloney
By Viv Forbes | March 30, 2017
Society has better things to do with community cash than squandering it on massive green energy toys and battery baloney
Growing Spuds on Mars
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 29, 2017
Invasive Species, Biological Control, Where do Potatoes come from?
Trump to sign order Tuesday reversing Obama climate policies
By Dan Calabrese | March 28, 2017
And the left's judge-shopping has already started
Would a Carbon Tax Dividend Help Poor Households?
By Institute for Energy Research | March 28, 2017
The interventionists might favor such a coerced lifestyle change because of concerns over climate change, but they shouldn’t pretend that poorer households will enjoy being forced to cut back their energy usage
What A Westinghouse Bankruptcy Could Mean For U.S. Utilities
By Oilprice.com -- Leonard Hyman and Bill Tilles | March 28, 2017
Westinghouse bankruptcy means abrogation of the fixed price contracts signed with Southern and SCANA

