Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Defund all CSIRO Climate “Research” By Viv Forbes | November 9, 2016

Australia should cease all government funding for global warming “research” and carbon-centric climate models

Climate change pollsters boost climate scare By Tom Harris | November 7, 2016

Pollsters must start asking honest questions about issues that actually matter, the most obvious being, “How much would you prepared to pay to reduce Canada’s carbon dioxide emissions?”

Roundup the corrupt fear mongers By Paul Driessen | November 6, 2016

Deceit and collusion drive campaigns to ban a vital, popular, safe, affordable herbicide

Hillary Clinton’s Solar Energy Promise Will Help the Chinese By Jack Dini | November 3, 2016

$205 billion of American tax dollars will be used to subsidize extraordinarily expensive solar power panels that are mostly made in China

Can Oil Markets Survive An OPEC Implosion? By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | November 2, 2016

The combined OPEC and non-OPEC dance rhythm is one step forward followed by two steps back

Is Ghost Town for You? By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | October 31, 2016

SpaceX founder, Elon Musk, wants to send a MILLION people to live in glass domes on Mars within '40 to 100 years'

The Battle for our Grasslands and Livestock By Viv Forbes -- Albrecht Glatzle and others | October 30, 2016

It is a foolish and costly fantasy to believe that Earth’s climate can be controlled by passing laws, imposing taxes, attempting to manipulate the bodily emissions of farm animals

War On Coal Can’t Be Stopped By Jack Dini | October 30, 2016

All of this underscores the foolishness of the Obama climate-change regulations designed to drastically reduce coal consumption in the US

Billionaire crony corporatist schemes By Paul Driessen | October 30, 2016

Financing "green" companies and pressure groups, to get richer off taxpayers and consumers

DiCaprio climate catastrophe film boosts Clinton campaign By Tom Harris | October 28, 2016

But ‘docuganda’ appears to be riddled with mistakes

Washington State Ballot Proposal Shows Why the Right Should Reject a Carbon Tax “Deal” By Institute for Energy Research | October 27, 2016

The civil war on the Left over the Washington State carbon tax ballot proposal shows just how naive and dangerous are the calls for a grand "bargain" whereby conservatives and libertarians agree to a carbon tax in exchange for promised corporate tax

Rutabagas and Artificial Intelligence By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | October 27, 2016

Garbage In - Garbage Out

France and Germany Turn to Coal By Institute for Energy Research | October 25, 2016

Coal not going away in France, Germany as both countries need it to keep the lights on when nuclear units in France are down for inspection and Germany’s energy transition brings in intermittent renewable energy to replace its retiring nuclear plants

Wind is an even bigger boondoggle than ethanol By Mark J. Perry | October 24, 2016

If not for the production tax credit and taxpayer subsidies, plans for offshore wind power would come to a stop

Biomass heating could get a ‘green’ boost with the help of fungi By American Chemical Society | October 23, 2016

Degrading wood with fungi — rather than burning it — could be a new way to heat indoor spaces

The chemicals anxiety machine By Paul Driessen | October 23, 2016

Candidates, Civil Rights Commission and greens use phony health threats to scare voters

Solar Power’s Dependence on Subsidies By Institute for Energy Research | October 21, 2016

Clearly, solar is not yet competitive with traditional generating technologies

Arctic Sea Ice Not Disappearing By Jack Dini | October 20, 2016

Time for the sea ice and global warming modelers to discard their equations and to start all over again from scratch

Tesla, Apple and Uber Push Lithium Prices Even Higher By Oilprice.com -- James Stafford | October 19, 2016

The only question now for most commodities investors who watched oil tank, is where will they be when the next Lithium price spike hits next year; and where will they be when we really hit the temporary supply wall hard

Financial Blogger Rakes in Electric Car Subsidies By Institute for Energy Research | October 19, 2016

Colorado has some of the most lucrative incentives for electric car purchases. These credits and other incentives subsidize financially-savvy Americans like Mr. Money Mustache while the rest of Americans pay the costs

Tapping America’s vast energy resources lowers prices and creates jobs By Jack N. Gerard | October 18, 2016

The primary choice is whether to advance 21st century American energy leadership or retreat to 20th century energy dependence

Germany Votes to Ban Gasoline and Diesel Vehicles; Transport Minister Calls It ‚“Utter Nonsens By Institute for Energy Research | October 18, 2016

• Electric Vehicle Sales Fall in Western Europe
• The German Bundesrat Resolution

Eco-Terrorism By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | October 17, 2016

Bigots and eco-religious terrorists

Top American Fears- Corrupt Government and Terrorist Attacks, Not Climate Change By Jack Dini | October 17, 2016

Compared to other issues such as communicable diseases, malnutrition and hunger, sanitation and water, and the rest, climate change ranked last on the list

Stormy climate deception By Paul Driessen | October 16, 2016

Continued hype and deceit drive climate, energy agenda--clobbering poor families

Desalination of Seawater—Much Needed Help Worldwide By Jack Dini | October 14, 2016

Water crisis: Escalating water demands of a growing world population

Lettuce and Cabbage By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | October 13, 2016

Planets need Water

New Oil Finds in Texas and Alaska By Institute for Energy Research | October 13, 2016

Alaska Oil Find, Texas Oil and Gas Find, Shale Oil Producers Increase Efficiencies; Cut Costs

Blood cell phones and Teslas By Paul Driessen | October 9, 2016

Too many "green" policies bleed red, hurting the environment and killing people

Air Pollution Blown Out Of Proportion By Jack Dini | October 7, 2016

If smoke from fires was lethal, there would be no humans alive