Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Illinois: An Energy And Economic Analysis
By Institute for Energy Research | March 11, 2014
Coal, analysis, electricity, Energy, energy portfolio, Illinois, Nuclear, regulations, rps
Goodbye Electricity
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 11, 2014
If you have become accustomed to cheap electricity, don’t count on it to be around much longer
Shale, the Last Oil and Gas Train: Interview with Arthur Berman
By Guest Column James Stafford | March 10, 2014
I fear putting climate change policy in the hands of bureaucrats and politicians more than I fear climate change
Vladimir Putin’s Green Allies
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 10, 2014
West Tries To Loosen Russia’s Gas Grip
Engineering the Emissions Target Depression
By Viv Forbes | March 9, 2014
Carbon dioxide
Democrat Climate Caucus Reveals Its Stupidity
By Alan Caruba | March 9, 2014
Climate Change
Greener than “green”
By Deroy Murdock | March 7, 2014
Fracking is friendly to protected species and mosquito-devouring bats
Europe’s Green Suicide
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 7, 2014
Europe's Chemicals Industry Could Be Wiped Out In A Decade, Ineos Boss Warns
Federal lands, FY2015 Budget, natural gas production, oil production, president obama
EPA Attacks Prospect of World’s Largest Copper Mine
By Alan Caruba | March 6, 2014
Pebble Mine in Alaska
New Report: Climate Less Sensitive To CO2 Than Models Suggest
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 6, 2014
Oversensitive: How The IPCC Hid The Good News On Global Warming
Calling the Global Warming Charlatans “Nazis”
By Alan Caruba | March 5, 2014
What we are likely witnessing are the long death throes of the global warming hoax
A wristband for a different kind of cause — environmental health
By American Chemical Society Kim Anderson, Ph.D. | March 5, 2014
A better way to more accurately assess an individual person’s exposure to possible toxins.
Frack For Freedom
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 5, 2014
What Europe And Ukraine Now Need Is A Shale Revolution
EPA’s Californiacation of America: Tier 3 Standards
By Institute for Energy Research | March 4, 2014
By following California, the U.S. is headed for higher gasoline prices
President Obama’s Budget Prioritizes Waste
By Institute for Energy Research | March 4, 2014
FY2015 Budget, natural gas, oil, president obama, Solar, Wind
Wooly Times to Come
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 4, 2014
De-Extinction: Revive & Restore the Great Auk, Woolly Mammoth, North America's Passenger Pigeon
Will the Supreme Court permit EPA climate fraud?
By Paul Driessen | March 3, 2014
If it does, the impacts on our lives, livelihoods, liberties and living standards will be enormous
Simony Makes a Comeback
By Jim Yardley | March 3, 2014
Reviving the worship of a mythological goddess, Gaia, Gore also reintroduced the practice of simony.
Those promoting Science of the Green Scam are engaging in social science paraded as "consensus" science deemed "settled" by government bureaucrats, opinionated Hollywood stars
Wind2050: a dystopian society?
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp | March 1, 2014
Are political correctness, corruption, and wind farms leading us to
EPA’s draconian mileage rule hobbles economy, strait-jackets consumer choice
By Mark J. Perry | February 28, 2014
Before hobbling our economy with costly fuel-economy rules, the Administration should explore all possible alternatives that make more sense for automakers and consumers alike
Europe’s Manufacturing Bosses Call For New EU Energy & Climate Strategy
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 28, 2014
Four Million Manufacturing Jobs Across Europe Lost Since 2008
Excuse number 9 for the global warming ‘pause’ — ‘Coincidence!’
By Marc Morano | February 27, 2014
According to NASA scientists: ‘Coincidence, conspired to dampen warming trends’
Keystone XL is Proof Obama Opposes U.S. Economic Growth
By Alan Caruba | February 27, 2014
Americans are finally aware that President Obama is opposed to anything that contributes to the economic growth of the nation
Sen. Boxer Links Keystone Pipeline to Cancer
By News on the Net | February 27, 2014
Fuddle-Duddle Cold
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | February 26, 2014
What is happening outside on any given day is the “weather” whereas climate is measured in decades and centuries
Hydro One Customers Need Action, Not Apology
By Randy Hillier | February 26, 2014
Shallow apologies aren't good enough for elderly, poor or vulnerable families who can't pay their hydro bills
Rise in wildfires may significantly degrade air quality, health in the future
By American Chemical Society Matthew D. Hurteau, Ph.D. | February 26, 2014
Emissions from wildfires in California will grow by 19 to 101 percent
German Government Advisers Call For Abolition Of Renewables Subsidies
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 26, 2014
Energy Costs: BASF To Shift Its Investment Outside Europe

