Global Warming-Energy-Environment

The President’s Budget and the PTC By Institute for Energy Research | February 18, 2015

Budget, electricity, ITC, Obama, PTC

Surge in e-cigarette use triggers new health research and calls for regulation By American Chemical Society | February 18, 2015

Currently, the U.S. only regulates e-cigarettes and related products that make therapeutic claims

Green Activists Growing Security Threat To Canada, Police Warns By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 18, 2015

Greenpeace Activists Banned From Entering India

Study Undermines Scientific Basis for EPA’s Ozone Rule By Institute for Energy Research | February 17, 2015

Asthma, EPA, ozone, poverty

Are The Oceans Really Dying? By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 17, 2015

An End To Snow? Not Quite

Hating Humanity by Opposing Science By Alan Caruba | February 16, 2015

People live longer, healthier lives because of science, Genetic modifications, Vaccines. Friends of the Earth and others who oppose such advances want you to die. Humans are a plague on the Earth

Study: Climate Sceptics Know More About Climate Science Than Believers By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 16, 2015

Unwilling To Debate, Scientists Face Crisis Of Trust

Blustery Winds and the Global Warming Scare By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | February 15, 2015

Environmental global warmists and the United Nations: Promoters of communist utopia, unproductive but supposedly “equal”, “socially just” economy

Energy Security: America Must Act By Thomas S. Mullikin | February 14, 2015

Past 14 years we have fought a war against radicals in the very nations where we send hundreds of billions of dollars for energy. Americans have not only lost jobs, but young Americans fighting in these regions have lost their lives

Ozone Regulation and the EPA By Jack Dini | February 14, 2015

The west coast sees rising levels of ozone because of emissions from fast-developing Asian countries while the southeast sees increasing ozone from uncontrolled growth of the invasive species kudzu

Baking Soda in the News By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | February 14, 2015

Idea that sodium bicarbonate may be able to absorb more carbon dioxide (from whatever source) is simply nonsense

Environmentalists Allow Oil Drilling on Their Land; But Oppose It in ANWR By Institute for Energy Research | February 13, 2015

The Obama Administration needs to take into consideration the benefits of oil drilling in ANWR to the state of Alaska, consumers of the oil in the lower 48 states

Europe Moves Closer To Shale Gas Development By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 13, 2015

Take That, Vladimir: German Government Approves Fracking

Huge Hoax Holds Humanity Hostage By Dr. Robert R. Owens | February 13, 2015

Calling the Man-made Global Warming crusade a hoax isn't fair to hoaxes.

“Divestment Day” Hurts Investors, Does Nothing for Climate By Institute for Energy Research | February 12, 2015

Coal, divestment, Fossil Fuels, global divestment day, natural gas, oil

Green Subsidy Sharks By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 12, 2015

EU Wants India To Contribute To $100 Billion UN Climate Fund

Agenda 21, Cooked Science Data, and Property Rights By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | February 12, 2015

Morally repugnant to real scientists, logical thinkers are the lies, deceptions surrounding the manufactured global warming crisis with all its strings attached, created for political and financial gain at the expense of billions of people

Vilifying realist science—and scientists By Paul Driessen | February 12, 2015

Ultra-rich Green groups attack climate scientists who question "manmade climate chaos" claims

Obama’s Policies Kill U.S. State-of-the-Art Coal Technology By Institute for Energy Research | February 11, 2015

Arkansas, Coal, EPA, Obama

New insight into how rubber is made could improve tires, reduce air pollution By American Chemical Society Yuko Ikeda, Ph.D. | February 11, 2015

Improving rubber could benefit the auto industry, customers and the environment.

Turning plants into meat-like foods to save the planet By American Chemical Society | February 11, 2015

Protein Evolution

The Climate Change “Consensus” Isn’t What the Washington Post Thinks By Institute for Energy Research | February 10, 2015

Carbon tax, climate change, consensus, Washington Post

Oil’s Survival Of The Fittest: Interview With Stan Szary By Oilprice.com -- James Stafford | February 10, 2015

Canadian-based Saturn Minerals, President and CEO Stan Szary

Can We Rely Upon Wind in Cold Weather? Ask the UK By Institute for Energy Research | February 9, 2015

Cold weather, electricity, UK, Wind

Divesting people of better living standards By Paul Driessen & Dr. Roger Bezdek | February 7, 2015

"Disinvestment" of fossil fuel holdings is misguided, irresponsible, lethal--and racist

Russia Uses Devious Means to Rid the United States of Domestic Oil and Gas By Institute for Energy Research | February 7, 2015

Alaskan oil, ANWR, fracking, Keystone XL, Russia

CRS Reports on Solar Manufacturing: U.S. Closes Numerous Facilities By Institute for Energy Research | February 5, 2015

CRS, manufacturing, Solar

Lukewarm About Climate Change By Alan Caruba | February 5, 2015

The real issue for Americans is an Obama administration that is imposing regulations based on the utterly false assertion that greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced because of global warming

Rise Of The Vulture Investing Class By Oilprice.com Nick Cunningham | February 5, 2015

The onerous terms on new debt obviously makes it even less likely that oil drillers will be able to get back on their feet

No, Now Is NOT a Good Time to Raise the Gas Tax By Institute for Energy Research | February 4, 2015

Carbon emissions, gas prices, gas tax, Obama Administration