Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Poll: 91% Of Americans Aren’t Worried About Global Warming
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 3, 2016
U.S. Scientist Ruthlessly Debunks One Of NOAA’s Central Climate Claims
Bat Killers—White Nose Disease and Wind Turbines
By Jack Dini | February 1, 2016
Wind turbines killed almost 900,000 bats in 2013 alone
British Government Plans To Foil Anti-Frackers
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 1, 2016
GWPF Welcomes UK Cabinet Ministers’ Shale Exploration Plans
Nuclear power is our safest, most efficient energy form
By Mark J. Perry | February 1, 2016
In the aftermath of the Paris climate agreement, nuclear power is expected to take on increasing importance.
Trumping hydrocarbon fuels and consumers
By Paul Driessen | January 29, 2016
Too many presidential candidates court corporate cash by promoting ethanol
On the Lam?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 29, 2016
Mosquitos, Malaria, Dengue fever, Yellow fever, Malaria, Encephalitis, Zika virus
New Study Allays Monsoon Alarm
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 28, 2016
Good News Ignored By International News Media
Sixty Reasons Why Oil Investors Should Hang On
By Oilprice.com Dan Boyle | January 27, 2016
Inventories will continue to rise, but the momentum is slowing.
Britain Faces Energy Crisis, Engineers Warn
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 26, 2016
Green Isn't Working
Solar Impulse 2—Delay in Around the World Flight
By Jack Dini | January 25, 2016
In most other states, and particularly northern states and states east of the Rockies, solar power is less productive than in Florida
The Death Knell For ‘Peak Oil’
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 25, 2016
OPEC ‘Cannot Destroy The US Shale Industry’
The Spark of Life
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 24, 2016
Be thankful for our good fortune of having the other gift from God -- sufficient CO2 in the atmosphere -- to sustain the Spark of Life!
Base policies on reality, not deceit
By Paul Driessen | January 24, 2016
Dr. Bob Carter understood that climate frequently changes, and we must prepare to adapt
Will Oil Prices Rebound in 2016? Interview With Carl Larry
By Oilprice.com Nick Cunningham | January 23, 2016
OPEC, Venezuela, Nigeria, global economy, oil glut
Obama Intensifies Attacks on Coal Country
By Institute for Energy Research | January 22, 2016
Over a quarter of U.S. coal production is now in bankruptcy, trying to reorganize to deal with prices that have fallen 50 percent since 2011
Davos Business Leaders No Longer Bothered About Climate Change
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 21, 2016
First US Shale Oil Tanker Arrives In Europe
Obama Proposes $3.9 Billion Initiative To Put Driverless Cars On American Roads
By Patrick Wood | January 20, 2016
Technocrats are creating the future they want. But is it the future you want?
Shale Revolution Changes Everything
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 19, 2016
How the Shale Revolution Has Reduced Geopolitical and Price Risk
Indonesia- Massive Fires and Carbon Emissions
By Jack Dini | January 19, 2016
Emissions from fires in 2015 bumped Indonesia from the sixth-largest emitter in the world to the fourth- largest in just six weeks.
Plunging Oil Prices Expose The Great Green Lie
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 18, 2016
The Scientific Consensus Has Been Dead Wrong On Oil
Obama Administration Bankrupting Coal
By Institute for Energy Research | January 16, 2016
Obama’s Moratorium on Coal Leases is the Shot Heard Round the West
Obama’s Massive Regulatory Agenda
By Jack Dini | January 15, 2016
At the federal level, the biggest costs from from vehicle fuel-efficiency standards, which cost consumers $55 billion a year, and the requirement to use corn-based ethanol in gasoline, which costs $31 billion per year
War Between Saudi Arabia And Iran Could Send Oil Prices To $250
By Oilprice.com --James Stafford | January 15, 2016
The rift between Saudi Arabia and Iran has quickly ballooned into the worst conflict in decades between the two countries
Going Green and Frankenfood
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 14, 2016
New abundance of food and fodder in the world is not only a result of genetic modifications. Greening of the world is also the consequence of the atmospheric carbon dioxide level that’s beneficial to plants worldwide
Protecting workers with stiffer safety penalties
By American Chemical Society | January 13, 2016
A 2013 explosion resulted in two deaths and a $36,000 fine for the company involved — future penalties will be tougher.
‘No Extinctions’: Polar Bears Survived Periods When The Arctic Had No Ice
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 13, 2016
Distorted Universities Need A Reality Check
Toxins related to ‘red tides’ found in home aquarium
By American Chemical Society | January 13, 2016
Home aquaria can contain a toxin associated with red tide.
Electric Cars Left Behind As Oil Price Plunges
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 12, 2016
Are We Headed For An Electric Car Crisis?
Hidden Climate Change Stories
By Jack Dini | January 11, 2016
It's all part of the liberal narrative. Science that doesn't agree with the media's agenda is treated as if it's myth, or simply ignored.
Biggest Ever Stockpiles Of U.S. Corn And Soya Confound Climate Alarm
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 11, 2016
Global Food Prices Down By 19 Percent Due To Abundant Supplies

