Global Warming-Energy-Environment
How to make palm oil without destroying forests
By American Chemical Society | March 4, 2015
Oil palms' fruit yields oil and other useful compounds, but harvesting it can lead to deforestation.
Antarctic Sea Ice Did The Exact Opposite Of What Models Predicted
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 3, 2015
More Than 2,600 Cold Records Broken In One Week
Carbon Tax Swap Barely Works, Even in Theory
By Institute for Energy Research | March 2, 2015
Carbon tax, Niskanen Center, public choice theory, revenue
Update: AP’s Seth Borenstein at it again hyping Antarctic melt fears
By Marc Morano | March 2, 2015
Recycles same claims from 2014, 1990, 1979, 1922 & 1901! – Climate Depot’s Point-By-Point Rebuttal
Climatist Jihad?
By Paul Driessen | March 1, 2015
Climate Crisis extremists attack experts who challenge claims of imminent climate Armageddon
Green Slander
By Alan Caruba | March 1, 2015
Greatest threat is the scores of environmental organizations that have been exaggerating and distorting their alleged “science” in order to thwart development here and around the world that would enhance everyone’s life
Equatorial Glaciers?—Yeah!
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | February 27, 2015
Now you know what drives the climate on earth. It is not CO2. It is the water cycle. Worldwide, the energy flux between solid or liquid water and its vapor is gigantic.
Twenty Reasons To Be Cheerful On International Polar Bear Day 2015
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 27, 2015
Recovery of Polar Bear Populations Continues Apace
Sorry, EPA, There’s No Evidence You Care About Grid Reliability
By Institute for Energy Research | February 26, 2015
Coal, DOE, EPA, existing source rule, Grid reliability, natural gas, NERC
Putin Ready To Turn Off Europe’s Gas Supply
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 26, 2015
Eastern Europe Key Battleground In US-Russia Shale War
Obama Vetoes Keystone Pipeline Bill
By Institute for Energy Research | February 26, 2015
Vetoing this legislation means putting special interests and ideology above American workers, who need the jobs that Keystone XL
Roman Abramovich Invests $15M In New US Fracking Technology
By Oilprice.com James Stafford | February 25, 2015
It will be hard for the conspiracy theorists to digest, but for the investor looking for the next big thing, it goes down pretty smoothly, from Russia with ... a great deal of pragmatism.
Electric-car driving range and emissions depend on where you live
By American Chemical Society | February 25, 2015
Charging electric vehicles in the upper Midwest results in the highest average CO2 emissions in the country; the lowest associated emissions were in the West.
Greatest Threat to the Power Grid: Our Own Government
By Institute for Energy Research | February 24, 2015
Coal power, electricity, EPA, natural gas, NERC, nuclear power, power grid
STUDY: Assessing Emerging Policy Threats to the U.S. Power Grid
By Institute for Energy Research | February 24, 2015
This year, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is slated to finalize a regulation that closes reliable power plants and forces the use of unreliable sources of electricity
The Easy Oil Is Gone So Where Do We Look Now?
By Oilprice.com Andrew Topf | February 24, 2015
Among the oil majors eyeing the Arctic prize, Shell has been drilling off the coast of Alaska for decades, Statoil is active in the Norwegian Arctic, and ExxonMobil is exploring with Russia's Rosneft in the Russian far north
Outgoing UN IPCC Chief reveals global warming ‘is my religion and my dharma’
By Marc Morano | February 24, 2015
Pachauri's resignation letter on religion: 'For me the protection of Planet Earth, the survival of all species and sustainability of our ecosystems is more than a mission. It is my religion and my dharma.'
EU ‘Backtracks’ On CO2 Targets In UN Accounting Fudge
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 24, 2015
R.K. Pachauri Steps Down As IPCC Chairman
Is Oil Returning To $100 Or Dropping To $10?
By Oilprice.com --Martin Tillier | February 24, 2015
Near term oil will trade in an approximate range of $50-$70
It’s an Ice Age for Sure
By Alan Caruba | February 23, 2015
Real climatologists, meteorologists, scientists paying attention to both the past and to present events are forecasting more intense, longer winters— Little Ice Age
Obama Administration Declares Green War on India
By Guest Column | February 23, 2015
India Lowers Expectations For Paris Climate Talks
The Golden Rice South Asian Tour
By News on the Net | February 23, 2015
Golden Rice has been proven to deliver vitamin A to both adults and children so there is certainty that it could save millions of lives
The climate con goes on
By Paul Driessen | February 22, 2015
Climate Chaos, Inc. and media allies ban news and books on climate realism
Q-CELLS Solar Manufacturer in Germany—Out of the Sun
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | February 21, 2015
Over the last few hundred years, ever since the sunspots were continuously observed and recorded in our history, there were two prolonged periods of low sunspot numbers
Coal power, India, Narendra Modi, president Obama, solar power, subsidies, taxpayers protection alliance
America’s Shale Boom Reduced Oil Prices and U.S. Oil Imports
By Institute for Energy Research | February 19, 2015
Hydraulic fracturing, imports, oil, OPEC, shale boom, U.S. Oil Production
Obama’s snail’s pace approach endangers America’s energy resurgence
By Guest Column -Erik Milito | February 19, 2015
The United States is well-positioned to achieve lasting energy security and claim a valuable position as a leader in world energy markets.
China’s Coal Trends: Myth & Reality
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 19, 2015
Solar Energy Subsidies Cost US Taxpayers $39 Billion Per Year
Why Oil Prices Must Go Up
By Oilprice.com --Nick Cunningham | February 19, 2015
Over the long-term, oil exploration companies may struggle to bring new sources of supply online
Utopia Gone Awry
By Jack Dini | February 19, 2015
Environmentalist and doomsday-believer Dylan Evans

