Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Climate science hearings needed before policy decisions

India Bans Greenpeace Funding, Suspends Licence By Dr. Benny Peiser | April 10, 2015
Government Report Raises Concern About Britain's Green Influence

How Much Longer Can OPEC Hold Out? By Gaurav Agnihotri | April 10, 2015
Leaving the heavyweights to one side; it is quite evident that OPEC, as a group, has become somewhat weakened

I wouldn’t want any corn or oilseed farmers to suffer from me taking a plane ride

Japan To Build 40+ New Coal Power Plants By Dr. Benny Peiser | April 9, 2015
Japan’s New Energy Policy Sees Dominant Role Of Coal By 2030

Neither the science, the cost, nor the recent history of “renewable energy” provides a single good reason to force Americans to pay for this “green” failure.

Insane. Tell me again why blue-collar people vote for Democrats? It makes no sense to me.

Top 12 Media Myths On Oil Prices By -- Dan Doyle | April 9, 2015
A stronger dollar will also do its work here as will a Saudi Arabia hell bent on market share. There will be less and less for shorts to hold onto and very few will want to be stuck on the same side of the trade as the big investment banks.

Everything is 'contaminated' with trace levels of something that could be considered 'toxic' at some very high exposure level. But it is the dose that makes the poison

Crude oil, peak oil, shale

Carbon dioxide: Human contribution pales in comparison to volcanoes

It thinks we're only entitled to seeing Google's "facts," especially on climate change

India To Double Coal Production By 2020 By Dr. Benny Peiser | April 7, 2015
India Won’t Bow To Western Pressure On CO2 Emissions, Modi Says

Current climate policies mean energy deprivation, poverty, disease and death for billions

The “Great Alkalinity Event” is really just another “side-effect” of the GOE, namely causing most water on this planet to become alkaline, the opposite of acidic.

EIA, oil production, Russia, Saudi Arabia, shale oil

Our potential as a global energy leader is rooted in our ability to safely develop and transport our game-changing energy resources safely 100 percent of the time

Two Pioneers Whose Research Gave Birth To Empirical Climate Science

Deformed lambs in Australia

Is Warren Buffett Wrong About Oil Stocks? By --John Manfreda | April 2, 2015
Buffet's successes in the resource sector demonstrate that you should buy when prices are low, the sector is out of favor, company cash flows are still stable, and companies are selling for less than its book value.

CBO, ethanol, gas prices, RFS

Putin’s Clever Climate Bluff: Russia Offers Forests As Carbon Sinks

Foreign investors are also trickling back to Argentina. Chevron was the first oil major to take the plunge with a deal worth a potential $15 billion

Its ideas would send the West back 100 years and keep poor nations impoverished and wretched

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US Oil Production Largest In More Than 100 Years By Dr. Benny Peiser | March 31, 2015
It's Official: Researchers Reveal Huge Expansion In World's Trees

The Earth is not in peril, only the truth and common sense are.

Ceq, council on environmental quality, greenhouse gas emissions, social cost of carbon

Earth Hour Interest Declining Worldwide

How your tax and consumer dollars finance Climate Crisis, Inc. and hobble America

Home sales, Solar, taxpayers