Global Warming-Energy-Environment
UN building a web of human control unprecedented in recorded history
EPA, biomass, Coal, Nuclear, Obama Administration, stringent regulations
Shock peer-reviewed paper advocates ‘information manipulation’
By Marc Morano | April 4, 2014
‘Exaggeration’ in global warming debate to ‘enhance global welfare’
The Obama EPA’s Heinous Human Experiments »
By Matthew Vadum | April 4, 2014
Unknowing human guinea pigs fall into in the hands of the Radical-in-Chief.
Carbon dioxide emissions, climate change, IPCC, Richard Tol
The IPCC Just Agreed With Nigel Lawson
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 3, 2014
James Lovelock: ‘Nobody Really Knows What’s Happening With Climate Change. They’re Just Guessing’
The Wailing about Whaling
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | April 3, 2014
International Court of Justice's Power Grab
The Most Profitable Gas in the World
By Guest Column Robert Bensh | April 2, 2014
Historically, the most significant red flag for new investors in Ukraine has been working with the government
A wristband for a different kind of cause — environmental health
By American Chemical Society Kim Anderson, Ph.D. | April 2, 2014
The bands could be a valuable tool for finally determining individual exposures and what compounds are safe and which ones come with risk
Russian Gas Weapon Pushes Europe To Develop Shale Gas
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 2, 2014
In State Of Emergency, UK Could Produce Shale Gas In 4 Years
White House Targets Methane Emissions
By Guest Column Nicholas Cunningham | April 1, 2014
The White House’s methane plan won’t have a huge impact on oil and gas drilling in the short-term
Open letter: windfarms and animals, e.g. birth defects
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp | April 1, 2014
Wind Turbine Syndrome
Scaring the World about its Climate
By Alan Caruba | April 1, 2014
The UN’s campaign of lies
"No demonstrated causal connection."
Billions are spent on climate change prevention but electrical grid is a sitting duck to potential attacks, energy production is being reduced significantly by overly stringent EPA regulations
IPCC at ‘beck and call’ of Govts – UN Officials Predicted Alarming Report Years Ago
Britain’s Secret Bid To ‘Fix’ UN Climate Report
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 31, 2014
James Lovelock: Environmentalism Has Become A Religion
Double-Double Trouble
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 31, 2014
Coffee and "Climate Change"
More fraudulent science from EPA
By Paul Driessen | March 30, 2014
Finalized Tier 3 gasoline sulfur rules will bring bogus benefits at high health and welfare price
Bad News for Carbon Tax Fans
By Institute for Energy Research Robert Murphy | March 28, 2014
Australian carbon tax, carbon tax, Dr. Alex Robson, electricity prices
The Environmentalists Are Not Giving Up
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | March 28, 2014
Martha Boneta
UN Author Says New Draft Climate Report Alarmist
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 28, 2014
How Government Officials Are Re-Writing IPCC Draft
Wind Choked When it was Needed Most
By Institute for Energy Research | March 27, 2014
Electricity, EPA, nuclear energy, PJM, polar vortex, wind energy
Obama Calls On Europe To Develop Domestic Shale Resources
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 27, 2014
European Leaders Ask Obama To Allow Increased Exports Of US Shale Gas
New Paper: Decarbonisation Policy Ignores Engineering Reality Test
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 27, 2014
Gap between rhetoric and reality dangerously wide
Zen, Galileo and Global Warming
By Jim Yardley | March 27, 2014
Oxymorons and Settled Science
Remember when some of you thought it was cool to question authority? What happened to you?
Nature Rarely Listens
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 27, 2014
Don’t think you can control nature
China Exceeds U.S. as Largest Net Importer of Petroleum
By Institute for Energy Research | March 26, 2014
China, oil, oil imports, shale oil, U.S. Oil Production
Small Oil Companies Eye Huge Prize in Ghana
By Guest Column James Burgess | March 26, 2014
While there is some safety in the diversification of the major oil companies, it's also harder for investors to get big returns on a hot new play like Ghana

