Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Cautionary tale to the rest of the world: this is what happens when you let starry-eyed greens take the reins

The tasty birds are affordable. Government turkeys enrich crony corporatists, but cost us dearly.

Oil and gas companies have laid off more than 250,000 workers around the world, a tally that will rise if oil prices remain in the dumps

Unlike ours, apparently, because we would have to cut back immediately.

Science In 1941: ‘Global Warming Caused Hitler’ By Dr. Benny Peiser | November 24, 2015
'Increasing warmer temperatures may produce a trend toward dictatorial governments'

Appeals court decision makes it harder to protect trees from devastating citrus disease

Note: CFACT’s new skeptical documentary, Climate Hustle, is set to rock the UN climate summit with red carpet’world premiere in Paris.

US Senate Sends The World A Climate Message By Dr. Benny Peiser | November 20, 2015
Don’t Expect Any Money For Obama’s Climate Promises

The Solar Decathlon By By Heather Graham, Team HelioMet | November 19, 2015
The Solar Decathlon is an international competition, where university-industry teams design, build and fully operate sustainable housing solutions powered solely from solar energy

Terrorism and a cold winter refugee crisis By and Joe D'Aleo | November 18, 2015
A brutal cold spell could kill refugees. Paris COP21 delegates need to discuss this climate issue

Studying the hibernation habits of thirteen-lined ground squirrels could one day help researchers prevent and treat cardiovascular disease in humans.

Despite the fact that OPEC officials have consistently put on a brave face in public, insisting that markets will balance relatively quickly, OPEC's numbers tell a different story

Spider glue's humidity-defiant stickiness could help scientists design smarter adhesives.

Zebrafish embryos that were exposed to 3-D printed discs (above) -- from FDM and STL devices -- suffered developmental problems. Those exposed to STL-printed discs treated with UV light showed fewer defects.

...And raise oil prices

Britain To End Pursuit Of Green Energy At All Costs By Dr. Benny Peiser | November 16, 2015
G20: India Blocks Western Tactics On UN Climate Deal

Providing equipment and know-how to build China's nuclear energy industry is big business in the US

Manufactured climate crisis fears and renewable energy schemes create gold mine for the rich

EWG specializes in efforts to scare people about the mere presence of chemicals, metals in food,drinking water. They avoid telling consumers how miniscule the concentrations are that are detected

The researchers tested 15 brands of sea salts, lake salts, and rock and well salts from underground deposits purchased at Chinese supermarkets

There is no government organization left that does not have a sustainable development plan in place, the lynchpin of U.N.’s Agenda 21. Now the U.N. elites are going to gain access into the mayors’ offices across the globe

United Nations and Carbon Tracker Initiative want to kill the only major source of energy today, while hoping against hope that some unforeseen miracle will bail them out later.

Don’t Break our Food Chain By | November 10, 2015
Life is a carbon cycle – don’t break the food chain

The "above ground" problems for the energy industry are growing much worse. That could complicate the future fortunes of oil and gas companies

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Obama cronies get abundant favors--at the expense of working class Americans

In any event, regardless of who agrees to what at COP-21 in Paris, nature doesn't care, the polar ice sheets will be waxing and waning as per her dictate alone.

Anyone who thinks Global Warming is about the environment is deluding themselves

Coffee- A Healthy Elixir By | November 7, 2015
Coffee even appears to protect against depression, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases

India Outlaws Greenpeace By Dr. Benny Peiser | November 6, 2015
Labels Greenpeace A ‘Threat To National Economic Security’

Oil Megaprojects Won’t Stay On The Shelf For Long By by Nick Cunningham | November 6, 2015
One casualty of the oil price downturn could be the megaproject