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California Rainfall Nearly Back To Normal In 2014 By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 13, 2015
Indian Science Congress: ‘Fears Of Man-Made Global Warming Exaggerated’
Buyers Cancel Out on Cape Wind By | January 12, 2015
Cape Wind, electricity, offshore wind
My Observations at COP-20, Lima, Dec. 2014* By Dr. Albrecht Glatzle | January 12, 2015
However, the main problem of this event was that 99.9% of the attendees viewed the most important nutrient for all life on earth (carbon dioxide, CO2) as a hazardous substance
Charlie Hebdo, Climate Scepticism & Free Speech By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 12, 2015
Climate Extremism & The Chilling Effect On Free Speech
Vetoing bipartisan energy, job and economic growth By | January 10, 2015
President Obama makes it clear that the only “common ground” he respects is his liberal turf
New Study on “Unburnable” Energy Reserves Belies Carbon Tax Rhetoric By | January 10, 2015
Foolish for anyone to believe that a carbon tax will be a "market solution" that will humbly keep allocation decisions out of the hands of political officials
The Real Cause Of Low Oil Prices: Interview With Arthur Berman By -- James Stafford | January 9, 2015
Decreased demand and increased supply equals low price
Researcher Challenge Green Theory Of Easter Island Ecocide By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 8, 2015
Told You So (back in 2005)
CO2, despite the EPA’s word games, is profoundly Earth-friendly By Roger H Bezdek | January 8, 2015
The government data, we believe, are artificial constructs designed by the Obama Administration to penalize fossil fuels and allow it to achieve by executive mandate what it cannot via Congress, such as a carbon tax.
Vermont Yankee Closes After 42 Years By | January 7, 2015
Electricity prices, Nuclear, Vermont Yankee
What’s in the grime tarnishing the Taj Mahal? By Mike H. Bergin, Ph.D. | January 7, 2015
Pollution tarnishes the Taj Mahal's white marble and requires regular removal.
Top Five Factors Affecting Oil Prices In 2015 By - Nick Cunningham | January 7, 2015
China's Economy, American Shale, Demand, OPEC, Geopolitical Flashpoints
Wildfires in Australia and Climate Change By | January 7, 2015
It is wildfire season again Down Under, meaning that climate alarmism is back on the front burner
Pelamis Wave Power—Another Alternative Energy Bust By | January 7, 2015
However, when it comes to delivering all the promised energy, more likely than not, it’s going to be just another alternative energy generation bust.
The Weather in 2014: Extreme Hysteria but Not Extreme Weather By | January 6, 2015
So 2014 was weather as usual. The "extreme" moniker likely comes from the constituency that is desperately trying to produce causation from human burning of hydrocarbons
Oil Below $50 Tests Economics of U.S. Shale Boom By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 6, 2015
The Unstoppable Shale Revolution
Climate Alarmists turn back the Clock By | January 6, 2015
If climate alarmists succeed in turning back the clock, food and energy will again become reserved for the rich and powerful, and billions of poor people will die of starvation or exposure
Energy Crisis As Early As 2016 By -- Dan Steffens | January 6, 2015
Saudi Arabia, US Shales Oil and the Russian and Iranian Economies
Exxon Mobil Expects Oil and Natural Gas to Remain Abundant in Long-Term Forecast By | January 5, 2015
Energy demand, Exxon Mobil, GDP, natural gas, oil
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Polar Ice Caps More Stable Than Predicted, New Observations Show By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 5, 2015
Tropical Rainforests Grow Faster Than Thought
White House Climate Lunacy By | January 4, 2015
How the Earth is getting both colder and warmer at the same time defies reality, but that is of little concern to Dr. Holdren
Species Extinction Claims Are Overblown By | January 3, 2015
Someone should notify all the doomsayers that they need to find something else to scare people about.
Stelzer Shows How Sloppy the “Conservative” Case is for a Carbon Tax By | January 2, 2015
Carbon dioxide emissions, carbon tax, climate change, Irwin Stelzer
A New Ming Dynasty? By | January 2, 2015
Ming may just be the forerunner of a research boom on the new Ming dynasty
U.S. Field Production of Crude Oil Within One Million Barrels Per Day of All-Time Record By | December 31, 2014
If current trends continue, a new production record could be set by mid-2015.
Ocean Acidification- A New Climategate? By | December 31, 2014
Ocean acidification is said to be caused when excess atmospheric carbon dioxide is absorbed by the sea, reducing its pH level to make it more acidic
Did The Saudis And The US Collude In Dropping Oil Prices? By Andrew Topf | December 29, 2014
The Branding of Micropower By | December 29, 2014
The technology has some niche markets, but large-scale approaches remain the best option
Problems With BC’s Peak Snow Reporting By | December 24, 2014
It appears errors were compounded on errors to achieve climate alarmism.
Fracking is Fundamental By | December 22, 2014
Energy is the master resource, the lifeblood of ours and the world’s economy