About 50 percent of aerosols in North America come from overseas, primarily dust and pollution from trans-Pacific transport, and also a little but of dust from trans-Atlantic transport from Africa

Antarctic Sea Ice Expands To New Record By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 5, 2015

The Silliness Of Tesla’s Green Battery

EPA Water Rule “a Power Grab and Attack on Property Rights” By Institute for Energy Research | May 4, 2015

The sheer overreach of the proposed rule is chilling. Both the EPA and Corps have consistently sought to acquire more power under the Clean Water Act

Open letter on wind turbine noise and action in response to this letter By Guest Column | May 4, 2015

Stop the wind power subsidies immediately

Climate Change now a top priority in U.S. Foreign Policy By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | May 4, 2015

Preventing and mitigating conflict and violent extremism, Promoting open, resilient, and democratic societies, Advancing inclusive economic growth, Climate change

America’s Self-Destructive Energy Policy By Jack Dini | May 1, 2015

The United States has already radically cut carbon dioxide emissions—more than any country on earth since 2006

The Sun Is Almost Completely Blank By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 1, 2015

Weakest Solar Cycle In More Than A Century

Low Prices and Federal Policies Reducing Oil Industry Workforce By Institute for Energy Research | April 30, 2015

Layoffs, oil, oil industry jobs

How Big Money Impacts Environmental Policy By Heritage Foundation Kevin Mooney | April 30, 2015

Both climate change advocates and opponents are mobilizing people and resources to extract policy outcomes from government.

Why The US Should Worry About Oil Sector Jobs By Oilprice.com | April 30, 2015

As oil prices have fallen, so too have the profits for oil companies and all the other companies in the oil supply chain

Tesla Could Be Changing The Dynamics Of Global Energy By Oilprice.com Michael McDonald | April 30, 2015

Batteries already may be much more profitable than most people realize, and so if Tesla can open up new markets for its products, it could drive the company's earnings dramatically higher.

Global Warming Trend Lowered As Satellite Temperature Data Is Adjusted By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 30, 2015

America’s Youth Are Rebelling Against Climate Dogma

License to Kill: Wind and Solar Decimate Birds and Bats By Institute for Energy Research | April 29, 2015

Bats, birds, ivanpah, Solar, Wind

Can China Sustain Annual Pollution Reductions? By American Chemical Society | April 29, 2015

China is investing in solar energy and other renewable sources to cut its carbon emissions.

U.S. Senators Vote To Block EPA’s Use Of ‘Secret Science’ By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 29, 2015

Republican Senators Weigh How To Undercut Obama’s Climate Strategy

Have Natural Gas Prices Bottomed? By Oilprice.com Leonard Brecken | April 29, 2015

Producers are no longer receiving NGL subsidies from high prices in areas like Eagle Ford to justify new drilling as NGL prices hover in mid-teens

EPA Rules Bring Pink Slips to a Town Near You By Institute for Energy Research | April 28, 2015

Coal, EPA, MATS, mining

Climate Skeptics In Rome Warn Pope Francis of ‘Unholy Alliance’ With UN Climate Agenda By Marc Morano | April 28, 2015

The difference in what this Pope has done. He appears to be about to take an extra step that other Popes have not. That extra step is to endorse a UN climate treaty

Will Pope Francis Change Global Minds On Climate Change? By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 28, 2015

Cardinal Pell: Be Prudent With Climate Claims

Pacific Ocean far warmer than normal—NOT our fault By Robert Felix | April 28, 2015

Headlines downplay importance of this super-heated water by calling it a "warm blob," -- which covers one million square miles! -- can help explain the deceptive claims of "warmest year on record." It could also trigger the next ice age