Global Warming-Energy-Environment
New York already has one of the highest electricity prices in the nation
Statistician: UN climate treaty will cost $100 trillion – To Have No Impact
By Marc Morano | January 18, 2017
Postpone warming by less than four years by 2100
The Delusional War on Warmth
By Viv Forbes | January 17, 2017
A frigid ice-house is far more dangerous and destructive than a warm greenhouse
Explaining IER’s Position on the “Social Cost of Carbon”
By Institute for Energy Research | January 17, 2017
SCC is inappropriate for use in federal policymaking
The Top 5 Places To Work In U.S. Oil And Gas
By Oilprice.com -- Irina Slav | January 17, 2017
Anadarko Petroleum, Chevron, Plains All American, Occidental Petroleum, Noble Energy
Safe and healthy (not pristine) air
By Paul Driessen | January 16, 2017
Federal air quality rules must be based on science – not used to stifle energy and industry
Pruitt Heads EPA: More Leftist Slavery Ended
By Lloyd Marcus | January 15, 2017
With Scott Pruitt heading the EPA, Americans can breathe a sigh of relief and say, “Free at last! Free at last! Thank God almighty we're free at last!”
U.S. Becomes a Net Energy Exporter in EIA Forecast
By Institute for Energy Research | January 14, 2017
Despite an increase in renewable energy in the generating sector, fossil fuels supply 77 percent of U.S. energy needs in 2040
A Drought of Sanity in California
By Daniel Greenfield | January 13, 2017
Great Green Apocalypse that never comes. And it’s always been about the money. Everything else is theater. Rain or sun, flood or drought, the scripts get rewritten, the bills get passed and the Global Warming show goes on
No Justice for Justin?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 13, 2017
Clearly, both Justin and Kathleen appear to be singing from different hymn books than the rest of the populace
Bugs, Chemicals and Toxins in Food
By Jack Dini | January 12, 2017
All foods contain chemicals. They also can contain bugs, bug parts and toxins
Oil Prices Running Out Of Reasons To Rally
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham, Oilprice.com | January 12, 2017
What is clear is that oil speculators have built up such a large bullish bet on oil that they have opened up crude to near-term downside risk
Heating empty Buildings with Wood-Pellets—to get Rich
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 12, 2017
Energy from biomass schemes
Obama Allows Wind Turbines to Legally Kill Eagles
By Institute for Energy Research | January 10, 2017
The Obama Administration is further encouraging the continued development of wind energy by allowing wind farms to kill and injure protected birds
Reality-based climate forecasting
By Paul Driessen | January 8, 2017
Continuing to focus on carbon dioxide as the driving force will just bring more bogus predictions
Disarm and Defund the Green Globalists NOW
By Viv Forbes | January 7, 2017
Give them no rest until their infamous Grab for Global Power called the Paris Climate Treaty is rejected, never to rise again
Obama’s Last Minute Land Grab
By Institute for Energy Research | January 6, 2017
The Antiquities Act allows a politically unaccountable lame-duck president to arbitrarily make national policy as he leaves office
Let’s Stop with the Carbon Con Already
By Selwyn Duke | January 4, 2017
rejecting “carbon” talk. As for those knowingly using the term for propaganda purposes, they should have a huge carbon footprint placed firmly on their carbon-based posteriors
Ocean Islands Are Not Sinking
By Jack Dini | January 4, 2017
New research shows the islands are growing, not receding
Avoid Crocs and Crooks
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 2, 2017
In short: Beware of the crocs and crooks in swampland!
Quantifying the hidden environmental cost of hydroelectric dams
By American Chemical Society | December 27, 2016
When a new hydroelectric facility goes online at Muskrat Falls, Canada, flooding of local land is expected to release methylmercury that could affect the health of local communities
Obama Finalizes Yet Another Regulation Targeting Coal
By Institute for Energy Research | December 27, 2016
Obama's War on Coal
Expensive Offshore Wind Farm Becomes Operational
By Institute for Energy Research | December 27, 2016
Offshore wind is a very expensive proposition that finds a home only where electricity is expensive--in northern European countries or off the coast of islands where electricity prices are already high
Environmental Fears
By Jack Dini | December 26, 2016
Chemophobia, gnosphobia, and most recently chemonoia are terms that have been used to describe this irrational fear of chemicals
Obama "Permanently" Bans Drilling in Atlantic and Arctic
U.S. Shale Is Now Cash Flow Neutral
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | December 26, 2016
Oil prices are probably already high enough to spark a rebound in shale production
This is the second oil pipeline that President Obama's team has put a halt to--Keystone XL being the first
The Social “Cost” of Carbon is Positive
By Viv Forbes | December 23, 2016
bureaucratic weapon to demonize the fabulous fossil fuels that deliver food, heat, light and power to the modern world
Another good target for EPA reform
By Paul Driessen | December 22, 2016
Europe gives Trump Administration excellent tutorials on how not to regulate pesticides
It’s climate regulations that threaten us
By H. Sterling Burnett | December 21, 2016
Our nation is not threatened by manmade climate change. It is threatened by regulations implemented in the name of protecting us from dangerous manmade climate and weather

