Global Warming-Energy-Environment
The Full Extent of the Windfarm Scam Comes To Light
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp | March 19, 2015
The same squandering of taxpayers’ money occurred with other renewable energies, to the benefit of promoters but also to that of politicians, by virtue of revolving door schemes
100,000 Layoffs and Counting: Is this the New Normal?
By Oilprice.com -- Andrew Topf | March 19, 2015
Number of energy jobs cut globally has climbed well above 100,000 as once-bustling oil hubs in Scotland, Australia and Brazil, among other countries, empty out
EIA, Solar, subsidies, Wind
Uncle Sam is a total creeper.
Obama’s EPA Now Wants to Regulate How Long You Shower
By Warner Todd Huston | March 18, 2015
King Obama has spoken. So let it be written.
Big Wind
By News on the Net | March 17, 2015
Big Wind is also a film about ordinary citizens who have had enough and are taking on big government and big business
Danish Researchers Debunk Climate Myth
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 17, 2015
Even Fans Agree: Carbon Tax Swap Will Hurt Economy
By Institute for Energy Research | March 16, 2015
The website for the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) openly brags about how its revenues have been spent on renewables, energy efficiency projects, and other “green” investments.
Pam and Vanuatu
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 16, 2015
‘The doc’s most engaging character’ – ‘A magnificent antihero, a cheery, chatty prevaricator’ – ‘Slick’ – ‘Scary’ – ‘A loathsome mercenary’ – ‘Sleazy spin doctor’
Worms Adapt to Some Toxins
By Jack Dini | March 15, 2015
Worms and toxic environments
Crony biofuel politics wag the dog
By Paul Driessen | March 14, 2015
A governor and his son lobby for ethanol--and expect presidential candidates to endorse it
Coal, coal-fired electricity, EPA, Obama
Eat your Broccoli Now
By Ian Nunn | March 13, 2015
California, drought, Lake Mead, Las Vegas, reservoir, water
The U.S. Has Too Much Oil And Nowhere To Put It
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 13, 2015
US Shale Shows No Sign Of Slowing Down
Climate alarmism, climate change, IPCC, Naomi Klein
Conflict Experts Dispute Impact Of Global Warming On National Security
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 12, 2015
Cliff Asness: Global Warming Isn’t A Danger Anytime Soon
Solar Industry Fiascos Continue
By Institute for Energy Research | March 11, 2015
Abound Solar, Oregon, Solar, SolarCity, Solyndra
Svante Arrhenius: An Early Prophet Of The ‘Energy Crisis’
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 11, 2015
Peak Oil Alarm, Energy Crisis, Renewable Hype: A 100 Year Old Scare
Designing blood vessels for 3-D printing is a critical step toward eventually printing whole organs.
A new silk-based material could help make rechargeable batteries last longer.
Mobile technology can help pinpoint when and where children are exposed to air pollution.
Green Fiasco: 92% Of Swiss Voters Reject Carbon Tax In Referendum
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 9, 2015
Second worst results in modern Swiss history
Silencing skeptics – financing alarmists
By Paul Driessen | March 7, 2015
Will Congress and media examine government, environmentalist and university alarmist funding?
UK Winter Precipitation – As Unpredictable As Ever
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 7, 2015
UK Winter Rainfall Back To Normal
EPA, Methane emissions, natural gas, oil and gas industry
US Shale Oil Keeps Booming Despite Low Prices - For Now
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 5, 2015
Texas Oil Output Surges To Highest Level Since The 1970s
Obama Budget to Make Wind Subsidies Permanent
By Institute for Energy Research | March 5, 2015
AWEA, Obama, Wind PTC
Pardon me, Say again
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 4, 2015
Hearing Loss
Solar Growing But Still Heavily Lagging Hydrocarbons
By Jack Dini | March 4, 2015
For all its rapid growth, solar isn't even keeping pace wit the growth appetite for hydrocarbons

