Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Europe May Replace Russian Gas With US Coal By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 18, 2014

Coal: The Fuel Of The Future?

Are Climate Change Mitigation Policies a Form of Insurance? By Institute for Energy Research | April 17, 2014

Cap and trade, carbon dioxide emissions, carbon tax, climate change, IPCC

Another DOE Flop: Smith Electric Vehicles Closes Kansas Plant By Institute for Energy Research | April 16, 2014

Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Program, ATVM program, Department of Energy, electric vehicles, Ernest Moniz, Smith Electric Vehicles

GAO Report Shows NEPA is Broken By Institute for Energy Research | April 16, 2014

EIS, GAO, National Environmental Policy Act, NEPA

Earth ‘Serially Doomed’: UN Issues New 15 Year Climate Tipping Point By Marc Morano | April 16, 2014

But UN Issued Tipping Points in 1982 & Another 10-Year Tipping Point in 1989!

Making radiation-proof materials for electronics, power plants By American Chemical Society | April 16, 2014

In the case of nuclear power plants, scientists are finding that steel might be a better metal than zirconium for housing fuel pellets

A greener source of polyester — cork trees By American Chemical Society Cristina Silva Pereira, Ph.D. | April 16, 2014

A new technique to take suberin out of cork and then re-make it in a more useful film form

Researchers question emergency water treatment guidelines By American Chemical Society Daniele Lantagne, Ph.D., P.E. | April 16, 2014

EPA-recommended doses (8 drops to 1/8 of a teaspoon) were higher than necessary to kill disease-causing pathogens in the samples

EPA to Regulate Cattle Exhaust, Farm Dust, Chicken Condos By William Kevin Stoos | April 16, 2014

Obama Promises Vigorous Prosecution of Farmers and Livestock Alike

The UK and U.S. Northeast Face a Pending Energy Shortage By Institute for Energy Research | April 15, 2014

Coal, electricity, european union, Northeast, Nuclear, United Kingdom, vermont yankee

Ukraine Falling to Economic Warfare and Its Own Missteps By Oilprice.com Robert Bensh | April 15, 2014

The onus is now on Kiev, and there are diplomatic and economic ways to halt the violent progression and render Moscow’s arguments moot.

The EPA’s Science Problem By Arnold Ahlert | April 15, 2014

Startling revelations about the agency’s misrepresentation of data

Oil Producing North Dakota Outshines Other States in Personal Income Growth By Institute for Energy Research | April 14, 2014

Bakken Shale Formation, hydraulic fracturing, north dakota, Oil Shale, Personal Income Growth

Shale Gas Can Help To Tackle Climate Change – IPCC By News on the Net Dr. Benny Peiser | April 14, 2014

'Climate Pushed To The Margins Of Energy Policy Around The World'

LEEDCo offshore “Incubator” 6-9 turbine project confronted with insurmountable hurdles By Guest Column Suzanne Albright | April 11, 2014

Tens of millions of migrating birds and bats, possibly billions, that would be seriously impacted by even 6-9 industrial wind turbines at Cleveland

Putin Threatens To Turn Off The Gas By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 11, 2014

Threat Of Energy War Shakes European Leaders

Germany’s Green Energy Failure By Institute for Energy Research | April 10, 2014

Europe, Germany, green energy, renewables, wind energy, Wind PTC

Europe Slashing Renewable Subsidies By Institute for Energy Research | April 9, 2014

Electricity, Europe, Germany, green energy, italy, kyoto protocol, renewable subsidies, Spain, United Kingdom

Recycling astronaut urine for energy and drinking water By American Chemical Society Eduardo Nicolau, Ph.D. | April 9, 2014

Urea Bioreactor Electrochemical system (UBE)

Teachers Breaking The Law Over Climate Change Bias, Education Department Says By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 9, 2014

Michael Gove Responds To Report On Green Brainwashing

OHIO and beyond pushes back on LEEDCo’s assertion that its offshore project is environmentally By Guest Column Sherri Lange | April 9, 2014

Open letter attacks credibility of Paul Kerlinger

A Climate Change Nazi in Ireland By David C. Jennings | April 9, 2014

Nazi’s, like communists, take power by force and rule just as forcefully

The Dinosaur Exhibit Will Close for Five Years By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | April 8, 2014

A day at the museum for young and impressionable minds can be a frightening/brainwashing experience/lesson in global warming/climate change advocacy

Is Lying About Climate Change Okay? By Alan Caruba | April 8, 2014

The price tag reveals the IPCC’s real agenda, the transfer of funds from industrial nations to those less developed. It’s about the money and always has been

New Report Reveals Green Brainwashing In UK Schools By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 8, 2014

Call For Inquiry Into Disturbing Teaching Materials

Food-free Fridays? By Viv Forbes | April 7, 2014

There is no doubt that foolish climate POLICIES will produce less food

Obama Administration Seeks Green Changes To UN Climate Report By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 7, 2014

Newspaper Reveals How IPCC ‘Sexed Up’ UN Climate Report

The Methane Hoax Cranks Up By Alan Caruba | April 6, 2014

Denying access and use of the greatest reserves of coal, oil and natural gas that exist in the greatest nation on Earth, the United States of America

Perils of commercial beekeeping By Paul Driessen | April 6, 2014

Honeybees pollinate crops but endure stress, parasites and disease. Solutions are coming

Germany’s Energy Flip-Flop By Jack Dini | April 5, 2014

Over the next two years Germany will build 10 new power plants for hard coal