Global Warming-Energy-Environment
A judge who focuses on applying the law by looking to the text may be just the remedy we need to halt the expansion of executive overreach and restore the balance of power in Washington
IER Statement on Keystone XL Approval
By Institute for Energy Research | March 25, 2017
This will provide much-needed certainty for businesses looking to invest in America's energy infrastructure
Bacteria Are Everywhere
By Jack Dini | March 24, 2017
Positives From Bacteria, and things to take a second look at
Trump gives Keystone XL pipeline the final, official go-ahead
By Dan Calabrese | March 24, 2017
The multibillion-dollar Keystone XL pipeline would bring more than 800,000 barrels per day of heavy crude from Canada's oil sands in Alberta into Nebraska
The silver-tongued liars’ playbook
By Paul Driessen | March 23, 2017
Coal ash scare stories are the latest tactic in their long war on coal-fueled electricity generation
The World Council for Nature opposes the erection of wind turbines in the Great Lakes,
Automobiles Are A Solution, Not A Scourge
By Institute for Energy Research | March 22, 2017
The ways in which cars and trucks enhance our daily lives are myriad
An OPEC Deal Extension Isn’t As Simple As It Sounds
By Oilprice.com -- Tsvetana Paraskova | March 22, 2017
If the cartel doesn't extend the deal, the glut may not clear soon
A carbon tax is not a functional economic proposal and attempts to sweeten the deal fall short
A serious climate opportunity
By Greg Walcher | March 20, 2017
Why does government refuse to do the one thing that would help our forests and climate?
The social cost of carbon regulations
By Paul Driessen & Roger Bezdek | March 19, 2017
Anti-fossil fuel SCC relies on garbage models, ignores carbon benefits and hurts the poor
Playing Ball
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 18, 2017
No surprise then when I think that the concrete ball idea will be just another multi-million dollar (or Euro) failure as many other "green energy" ideas of the past -- hollow minds foster hollow concrete balls
$90 trillion market opportunity is large enough to attract billions, if not trillions, of dollars in private investments. So why is there a need for spending billions of taxpayer dollars through the Department of Energy?
Financial Stability Board climate deceit
By Paul Driessen | March 17, 2017
FSB, Climate Cabal expand power and wealth, by targeting financial and insurance industries
Some States Consider Raising Gasoline Taxes
By Institute for Energy Research | March 15, 2017
States are either raising or looking to raise their gasoline taxes either to fund their state’s budgets or to maintain and improve their roads and bridges
Paris Climate Pact is based on junk science and should be junked
By H. Sterling Burnett | March 13, 2017
If disaster is in the offing, the Paris climate agreement won’t stop it. It’s time to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement! Nothing less should be tolerated or is justifiable.
Those “devastating” EPA reductions
By Paul Driessen | March 12, 2017
Budget and personnel cuts reflect environmental progress and essential regulatory reforms
Uh, “Internet-Connected Mousetraps”
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 11, 2017
Silicon valley "anti-mousetrap" software: I can already hear the SV rodents laughing--all the way to the bank
Green Lunacy—Wood Biomass
By Jack Dini | March 9, 2017
There have been several disastrous fires in plants that converted to biomass burning
Subprime Policies from a Subprime Premier
By Randy Hillier | March 6, 2017
Liberal government promises a 25 per cent cut off the average residential hydro bill
Diogenes searching for honest policies
By Paul Driessen | March 6, 2017
Renewable energy is defective solution in search of a problem, money and power
The Secret Wealth Of The World’s Richest Oil Billionaires
By Oilprice.com Zainab Calcuttawala | March 4, 2017
2017—Year of the Blue Rooster?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 4, 2017
Congo River area continues to be a major source of the world's need and source of the "newly discovered" element cobalt.
Polar Bears Doing Quite Well
By Jack Dini | March 4, 2017
Grim predictions of the imminent demise of polar bears--their 'harsh prophetic reality' as it has been called--have been touted since at least 2001. Such depressing prophesies have so widely missed the mark they can now be said to have failed.
Science deniers in the wind industry
By Guest Column -- Helen Schwiesow Parker, PhD, LCP | March 2, 2017
The human health consequences of manipulated measurements
Unfortunately for the pro-carbon tax crowd, the new Fraser Institute study shows that the BC provincial government had to bend the truth as the carbon tax receipts grew
Next Oil Rally? Futures Say Market Is Tightening
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | March 2, 2017
Storing crude oil for sale at a later date is no longer profitable
IER Welcomes White House Reset of WOTUS Regulation
By Institute for Energy Research | March 1, 2017
Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule
Green Enemies of the Environment
By Viv Forbes | March 1, 2017
Green Energy in California