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Energy Poverty Coming to America; Coal Shuttered for “Clean” Power By | July 29, 2014
Climate Alarmists Never Quit! By | July 29, 2014
Billions Wasted to Combat Global Warming
Who’s really waging the ‘war on science’? By | July 28, 2014
When it comes to attacking climate scientists, the alarmist Left has the market cornered
Split Bananas By | July 26, 2014
Bananas used to be cheap, really cheap in comparison to many other fruits found at your grocery store, but times are a-changing.
Climate Change and Corn in North Dakota By | July 26, 2014
The mainstream media uses climate change to explain almost everything, but the data doesn't support their default position
The Climate Horse Race is a Statistical Tie By | July 25, 2014
It is long overdue for the climate alarmists to start using rigorous science.
Removing Coal from the Energy Mix By Maureen Bader, Wyoming Liberty Group | July 25, 2014
The consequence for your electricity bill.
ICYMI: Mary Hutzler’s Testimony on Green Energy Failures By | July 25, 2014
Geen energy, Mary Hutzler, Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, Testimony
Federal Lands Deserve an Energy Boom, Too By | July 23, 2014
Federal lands, natural gas, Obama, OCS, oil, Outer Continental Shelf
Home Sweet Home in Freight Shipping Containers By | July 23, 2014
Micro-units are advertised under different euphemisms, one-bedroom unit, junior one-bedroom apartment, compact living space, efficiency units
A Great Plan to Replace the EPA By | July 23, 2014
Dr. Jay Lehr: Replacing the Environmental Protection Agency
Deep Oceans Cooling For The Past 20 Years By Dr. Benny Peiser | July 23, 2014
Britain Won’t Sign New Climate Treaty Unless China, India Agree CO2 Caps
The geography of the global electronic waste (‘e-waste’) burden By Knut Breivik, Ph.D. | July 23, 2014
The international flow of electronic waste disproportionately affects a handful of developing countries.
Are There “Mulligans” in Climate Policy? By | July 22, 2014
Climate change, greenhouse gases, intergovernmental panel on climate change, IPCC, Joe Romm, John Christy
As Russia’s Isolation Grows, Oil Companies Caught in Middle By Nick Cunningham | July 22, 2014
Swept up in the international crisis are the major oil companies – BP and ExxonMobil – who fear their bottom line taking a big hit from Russia’s growing isolation
Alaska mine developers plan to fight EPA’s crippling restrictions By M.D. Kittle | Watchdog.org | July 21, 2014
SLIPPERY SLOPE: The Environmental Protection Agency may be stepping back from the brink of preemptively killing a proposed mine project in Alaska, but the agency’s latest plan still would set a dangerous precedent
Killing marine life with ethanol By | July 21, 2014
Ethanol damages your cars, small engines, food budget – and kills Gulf of Mexico animals
Death by Delay - the New Green Weapon By | July 18, 2014
Delay, Green tape, Keystone Pipeline, shale gas, Wild Rivers, 400 ppm, consensus, Ian Plimer, Wes Allen, carbon tax.
Australians Repeal Carbon Tax and CASE for Carbon Tax By | July 17, 2014
Australia, carbon dioxide, carbon tax, climate change, Obama, Tony Abbott
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Ocean Patch Claims Are 99.5% Garbage By | July 17, 2014
Media exaggerated the patch size by a factor of more than 200
Australia Becomes First Developed Nation to Repeal Carbon Tax By Dr. Benny Peiser | July 17, 2014
Tony Abbott’s Victory As Aussies Repeal Carbon Tax
No Trend in Peak Flows on Fraser River Since Records Began By | July 17, 2014
A $10 billion climate change flood protection proposal with no historical justification
Taxpayers—Hide Your Wallets, the DOE is Giving Out Loan Guarantees Again! By | July 17, 2014
Wind, DOE, DOE Loan Guarantee, energy department, loan guarantee, peter davidson, wind energy, Wind PTC
Reshuffle & UK Climate Policy By Dr. Benny Peiser | July 16, 2014
Getting Rid Of The 'Green Crap'?
The race is on to power the next generation of electric cars By | July 16, 2014
Seeing the huge growth potential for electric vehicles, chemical and technology companies are betting heavily on other types of batteries
Greenpeace showcases its anti-human side By | July 16, 2014
Greenpeace activist confirms every negative story you've ever read about this activist group
Looking for the Next Oil Boom? Follow the Tech By James Stafford | July 15, 2014
Regardless of pipeline capacity, Permian Basin crude is shaping up to be the next big oil boom thanks to new technology
Climate Change ‘Realists” Meet in Las Vegas By | July 15, 2014
These folks should no longer be labeled skeptics, but instead climate realists
Germany’s Angst Over Hydraulic Fracturing and Emissions Reduction Targets By | July 14, 2014
CO2 emission, gas, Germany, hydraulic fracturing, Oil Shale
Nickel-101 By | July 14, 2014
Elemental Nickel, Stainless Steel