Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Obama’s China Deal Backfires By Dr. Benny Peiser | December 5, 2014
Emboldened China Plays $100 Billion Trump Card
Could falling oil prices spark a financial crisis? By Nick Cunningham | December 4, 2014
Low oil prices are not just a problem for oil companies. Investment funds, hungry for yield in a low interest rate environment, have poured money into oil and gas
New Science Scandal By Dr. Benny Peiser | December 4, 2014
Scientists Accused Of Plotting To Get Pesticides Banned
Why is NRDC Afraid of Democracy? By | December 3, 2014
ALEC, carbon dioxide emissions, David Doniger, EPA, NRDC, RASP act, regulation
The Great Renewable Energy Rip-Off By | December 3, 2014
The EPA is not protecting anyone’s health. It is forcing them to pay more for what should be the most traditional and affordable sources of electricity in the world
As Excitement Builds in the Montney, Companies Seek More Infrastructure By James Stafford | December 3, 2014
When a multitude of companies start pouring millions of dollars into gas gathering and processing infrastructure, you have to figure that they know they are sitting on a bounty
Benny Peiser Testimony At The US Senate Committee On Environment And Public Works By Dr. Benny Peiser | December 3, 2014
EU’s unilateral climate policy is absurd and suicidal
No More Green Energy Schemes for Ontario By Candice Malcolm | December 3, 2014
This faux-market scheme creates ripe opportunity for crony capitalism and corruption, while doing very little to address emissions
Oil Sands Employment Likely Much Higher than in Clean Energy Sector By | December 2, 2014
A new report by Clean Energy Canada makes some claims that do not appear to hold up under scrutiny.
The World’s Climate Change Mafia Meet in Peru By | December 2, 2014
Whatever Barack Obama has to say about “climate change” (formerly known as “global warming”) is a lie. It would be nice to have a President and a government we could trust.
Even If OPEC Had Decided to Cut Oil Production, It Wouldn’t Be a Huge Deal. Here’s Why. By Nicolas Loris | December 2, 2014
OPEC is largely unable to restrict supplies and control oil prices because its members have a strong incentive to cheat and increase oil production above their quotas.
The Damage from a Canadian Carbon Tax By | December 2, 2014
Given the uncertainties and experiences in other regions, carbon taxation in Canada is currently far too risky
The Case for a Carbon Tax is Much Weaker Than You Think By | December 2, 2014
Proposed U.S. carbon tax is unjustified on its own terms; one doesn't have to be a "denier" and question the underlying assumptions about physical climate change.
Take Your Pick of Lies About Ozone, Methane or Mercury By | November 30, 2014
EPA is trying to remove the tiniest amounts of mercury in the environment, Congress passed a law eliminate the incandescent light bulb and required their replacement by fluorescent lights that contain mercury
Germany’s Energy Policy Mess By | November 28, 2014
After pouring billions of Euros into renewable energy, the Germans are left with spiraling power prices, energy market chaos and collapsing companies
The Gruberization of environmental policies By | November 28, 2014
Accumulation of fraudulent EPA regulations impacts energy, economy, jobs, families and health
EPA’s unrealistic rule won’t reduce carbon, but will raise car prices dramatically By | November 28, 2014
Congress has supported CAFÉ standards in the past, but Obama bypassed it—yet again—to get what he wanted. Congress should roll back those mandates and stop forcing consumers to buy what the administration wants.
Britain’s Energy Policy Is A Catastrophic Mess By Dr. Benny Peiser | November 27, 2014
Energy Policy And The Return Of The State
Why “Grid Parity” is a Meaningless Concept By | November 26, 2014
Even if solar achieves a break-even cost with conventional sources, grid parity is only part of what is needed for an alternative source to be a true contributor on the grid
TAXPAYER ALERT:  Big Wind Urging Congress for Yet Another Bailout By Mary Kay Barton | November 26, 2014
Our government should NOT be in the business of picking and choosing the winners and losers in the energy marketplace
Wind Production Tax Credit (PTC) By | November 25, 2014
After propping up the wind industry for more than two decades, the PTC has clearly outlived its usefulness
More Alternative Energy Follies By | November 25, 2014
In the eight-month period of January-August, 2014, it produced only 250,000 MWh of energy, roughly one quarter of the expected output
Follow The Sand To The Real Fracking Boom By James Stafford | November 25, 2014
The competition is stiff, but this game is still unfolding, while increased demand is reshaping the playing field.
Turning Climate Into Cash By | November 25, 2014
At what point will the public conclude that virtually everything that we have been told about “global warming” and “climate change” has been bogus
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Electricity Rate Increases Begin in New England By | November 24, 2014
Electricity rates, natural gas, New England, rate increases
NYT Fail on Climate Change in Glacier National Park Area By | November 24, 2014
More climate anecdotes that just don't match up with the data
Antarctic Ice Thicker Than Previously Thought, Study Finds By Dr. Benny Peiser | November 24, 2014
UK Researchers Find Little Ice Age Was Global
Needed: Accurate climate forecasts By and David R. Legates | November 24, 2014
Focusing on carbon dioxide (because that's where the money is) threatens forecasts, and lives
IEA’s World Energy Outlook 2014 By | November 21, 2014
Energy, IEA, oil
Blow For Green Tories As Climate Sceptics Party Wins Another By-Election By Dr. Benny Peiser | November 21, 2014
Ineos: UK’s Industrial Future Is Bleak If Energy Prices Don’t Come Down Soon