Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Wherever implemented by government regulation, such energy sources have proven to be unreliable and unsustainable without government subsidies—and that means taxation and higher energy costs for all.

New Survey: Less Than Half Of Climate Scientists Agree With The IPCC’s Key Claim

Temperature standstill extends to 223 months

Global Oil Supply More Fragile Than You Think By Nick Cunningham | August 7, 2015
With spare capacity shot and major new sources of oil not coming online in a few years, the world may end up struggling to meet rising oil demand. That could cause oil prices to spike.

U.S. oil production could decline enough to start to put a floor beneath oil prices.

The plan is all pain and no gain, which is why an increasing number of governors are informing the EPA that they do not intend to comply with their demands to rewrite state laws on electricity and cause harm to their economies.

How Obama is using cloak-and-dagger techniques to hide an unpopular, dangerous policy from the public

An illegal assault on states, it raises electricity prices even more than originally thought, it poses an even larger threat to the electric grid, and it still does nothing to address climate change

In spite of the science, governments continue to use the LNT model

Obama’s Green Plans Could Cripple America’s Economy

Obama to mandate steeper emissions cuts from U.S. Power Plants


The pipeline is also good for our energy security. Rather than import oil from Mexico and Venezuela to supply the heavy oil that our Gulf Coast refineries need, Canadian oil sands can be used instead

Experts estimate that production using new solvent technologies in Utah can be more profitable than shale oil currently being produced, and more profitable than any other oil sands project in North America.

Rare-earth mining company Molycorp has invested heavily in its California operation but is struggling to reach its production goals.

Coal, EPA, Wind PTC

Leading Canada magazine highlights environmental expert’s presentation

Battery manufacturers across the board are moving to lithium because it has the highest electric output per unit weight.

Environmental Protection Agency flooded with lawsuits over controversial water rule

It's July, folks. July.

Pesticides From Plants By | July 28, 2015
Understanding hormesis's effects may even provide new ways to prevent or treat some of the most devastating brain diseases, including Alzheimer's Parkinson's and stroke

The melting of the large continental ice shields was not a steady warming event. It was interrupted by sudden and severe cooling periods

Saudis Expand Price War Downstream By Gaurav Agnihotri | July 28, 2015
By offering almost 2.8 million barrels of low-sulphur diesel to Asian and European markets, the Saudis are directly competing with Asian refiners, potentially sparking a price war

Pope Francis’ prescriptions will perpetuate poverty, disease, premature death in Third World

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Ridley: Let's Cut These Regressive Wind And Solar Taxes

Our study on the cost of electricity from the existing generation fleet is a data-driven analysis of the economics of the power grid

Warmists Say Sea Level Rise study based on ‘flimsy evidence’ & ‘rife with speculation’

UK Government Axes Green Deal By Dr. Benny Peiser | July 24, 2015
Climate Agenda ‘Dictated By Left-Wing Anti-Capitalists’, Says UK Climate Secretary

The EPA fails to explain why asthma rates continue to rise while pollution continues to fall. In addition, the EPA ignores that its rule could increase asthma development while pushing more families into poverty

Global Warming Pause and How To Lie With Statistics