Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Soros Signals Argentina’s Shale is Biggest Place to Be By -- James Stafford | September 3, 2014
No Show: World Leaders To Skip UN Climate Summit By Dr. Benny Peiser | September 3, 2014
UN’s Green Agenda A Chaotic Mess, New Report
Lead and cadmium found in some chocolate bought in Brazil By Solange Cadore, Ph.D. | September 3, 2014
Some chocolates that are available commercially in Brazil contain lead and cadmium, but only two samples exceeded FDA recommendations for lead, say scientists.
Ivanpah Solar Plant Unintended Consequences By | September 3, 2014
Roasts birds in mid-air, Hazard to aviation
Obama Looks the Other Way When Wind & Solar Power Kill Birds & Bats By | September 2, 2014
Killing birds, Obama Administration, Solar, Wind
Why The Debate Over Energy Storage Utterly Misses The Point By -- Chris Dalby | September 2, 2014
Energy Storage Technologies, Lithium-ion battery technology, Chemical energy storage
Obama AWOL again – on energy terrorism By | September 1, 2014
The president fails to prepare for anything, except vacation, golf and climate change
Climate Change Claims on the Cheticamp River By | September 1, 2014
Yet again, Canadian government agencies make public claims that appear to contrast with their own data
Shaking, Quaking, and Freezing By | August 31, 2014
Dark Winter: How the Sun is Causing a 30-Year Cold Spell
The Undeniable Fact of Moose Jaw’s Unchanging Climate By | August 30, 2014
Looking back through the decades, we find lots of variability but very few trends.
The GAO’s Whitewash on the Social Cost of Carbon By | August 29, 2014
Carbon dioxide, GAO, government accountability office, OMB, social cost of carbon
The Trouble With Obama’s Non-Binding UN Climate Plan? By Dr. Benny Peiser | August 29, 2014
It has already been tried, and it failed
Offshore Wind and Higher Prices Coming to Maryland By | August 28, 2014
Cape Wind, Maryland, offshore wind, wind energy
The Agricultural Resource Management Plan in Virginia By | August 28, 2014
Environmentally-driven encroachment: Regulating farming, compliance with environmentalist demands, control and tracking of the food supply, water supply, land use
New Technology Could End The Debate Over Pipeline Safety By James Stafford | August 28, 2014
This could be a game changer in terms of how oil and gas pipelines are viewed in North America
Fear Of Russia Pushes Europe Back To Coal By Dr. Benny Peiser | August 28, 2014
Reducing Dependence On Russian Gas Pushes Germany To Coal
The Canadian Rangers and Arctic Climate Change By | August 28, 2014
A recent report obtained by the Canadian Press raises some important questions
A President’s Global Warming Treaty Tyranny By | August 28, 2014
Submitting the U.S. to the international community’s will — without the consent of Congress
Spain’s Green Energy Experiment By | August 27, 2014
Spain, electricity prices, green energy, renewables, unemployment
‘The Chinafication of America’ By | August 27, 2014
Reaction to Obama Bypassing the Senate with UN Climate Treaty: ‘Obama is taking a page from China’s government’
Lies and Dang Lies Environmentalists Tell By | August 27, 2014
Environmentalism is not about common sense, factual science, or saving the planet, it is an agenda of “consensus” pseudo-science and enslavement to the wishes of a few
Global Warming ‘Pause’ Could Last For 30 Years By Dr. Benny Peiser | August 27, 2014
The 39th Theory About The Global Warming ‘Pause’ (And Counting)
ICYMI: Oil-Export Ban is Holding America Back By | August 27, 2014
Robert Bradley, oil, oil export ban,
Nature inspires a greener way to make colorful plastics By | August 27, 2014
A new kind of coating developed by the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) gives plastic its color without the dyes.
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If it quacks like a duck ... it must be a turtle By | August 26, 2014
Maunder Minimum and Global Warming
Australian Met Office Accused Of Manipulating Temperature Records By Dr. Benny Peiser | August 23, 2014
Cooling Turn To Warming
River Flows Not Generally Declining in Canada By | August 22, 2014
If anything, annual water yields appear to be increasing throughout much of the nation.
Ceres Prioritizes Green Financial Interests Over Customer Welfare By | August 21, 2014
Ceres, clean power rule, EPA, green energy, renewable energy
Refracking Ready To Rejuvenate Shale Revolution By Dr. Benny Peiser | August 21, 2014
Amazing Shale Revolution To Bring Down World Food Prices
Unlikely Bedfellows: Mines That Run On Solar Or Wind Power By Andrew Topf | August 21, 2014
As the cost of diesel fuel and electricity continues to rise, mining companies are searching for ways to cut their energy bill, and renewables are looking increasingly attractive