Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Red China’s Energy Dawn
By Institute for Energy Research | April 1, 2013
China gets over 70 percent of its electricity generation from coal
Warm and well fed, or hungry in the dark?
By Viv Forbes | April 1, 2013
Blackouts will stop lifts, trains, traffic lights, tools, appliances, factories, mines, refineries, communications and pumps for fuel, water and sewerage
Important questions for Obama nominees
By Craig Rucker | April 1, 2013
Interior, Energy and EPA nominees raise serious questions that need to be addressed
New Climate Science Scandal Exposed
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 1, 2013
Rotten To The Core
Feeding the fire that threatens to burn down our economy
By Tom Harris | April 1, 2013
Redford must re-think pipeline strategy ahead of Washington meetings
More Cell Phones Than Sanitation
By Jack Dini | March 30, 2013
Far more people in India, the world's second most populous country, have access to a cell phone than a toilet and improved sanitation
“We’ve Become Rich Plundering the Planet”
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | March 29, 2013
Global environmentalism through U. N. Agenda 21
Britain Blocks Climate Change From G8 Agenda
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 28, 2013
Climate Sceptics Promoted To Key Government Positions
EPA: Top Ten Questions for Obama Nominee Gina McCarthy
By Institute for Energy Research | March 27, 2013
President Obama recently nominated Gina McCarthy to replace Lisa Jackson as Administrator for the federal Environmental Protection Agency.
Senator Whitehouse’s Duplicitous Carbon Tax Amendment
By Institute for Energy Research | March 27, 2013
Fee on carbon pollution
Species Extinction Not As Bad As Claimed
By Jack Dini | March 27, 2013
The claim of impending mass extinction of the Earth's species is a never-ending drama
A Carbon Tax Would Destroy America
By Alan Caruba | March 26, 2013
Australia is reeling from the cost to its economy and the higher energy costs its people are paying
Anonymous hero who exposed the global warming emails tells the world why he did it – and releases a huge final trove of secret conversations
Natural Gas, Coal, Electricity, and Renewable Energy
Eco-Imperialism Joins Vulture Environmentalism
By Paul Driessen | March 25, 2013
A dangerous alliance
Night Falls on Civilization
By Daniel Greenfield | March 24, 2013
Earth Hour shows how far we have come from celebrating human accomplishment to celebrating the lack of accomplishment as an accomplishment
Administration’s Half-Truths on Carbon Policy
By Institute for Energy Research | March 23, 2013
Clarifying the Nature of the Climate Change “Threat”
Forget “Earth Hour”; Participate in “Energy Hour” one hour Earlier
By Tom Harris | March 23, 2013
Doing the right things for the wrong reasons is a serious mistake
Energy Roulette Week—The antithesis of Earth Hour
By Viv Forbes | March 23, 2013
A Reality Game for those Concerned about the Future for their Families
Funny money
Geologist says Marcott’s CO2 thesis failed
By Dennis Avery | March 22, 2013
Pacific Decadal Oscillation, Greenland ice core data, Dansgaard-Oeschger cycle
The Age Of Global Warming
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 22, 2013
Deranged Science, Perverse Policy
Australia implemented a carbon tax: 10,500 company collapses for the first 2 months of this year
An Hour of Darkness. Or Light!
By Alan Caruba | March 21, 2013
Earth Hour: Hating energy is another form of hating humanity
Will the U.S. Hit the Ethanol Blend Wall?
By Institute for Energy Research | March 20, 2013
The EPA has the authority to revise the ethanol requirements, and some believe doing so would decrease the cost of gasoline by five to 10 cents a gallon
Six in 10 people worldwide lack access to flush toilets or other adequate sanitation
By American Chemical Society Jamie Bartram, Ph.D. | March 20, 2013
Separating humans from human excrement
A milestone for new carbon-dioxide capture/clean coal technology
By American Chemical Society Liang-Shih Fan, Ph.D. | March 20, 2013
Syngas Chemical Looping (SCL) and Coal-Direct Chemical Looping (CDCL)
Penguins are Cooling the Air!
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 20, 2013
Maybe the world needs fewer scientists spending their time measuring things of little or no merit
Record warm and cold weather: but overall a standstill
By Jack Dini | March 19, 2013
So the next time you read about weather issues in the United States, remember that we are only a small fraction of the total area of the world,
Hiding the slaughter
By Guest Column Jim Wiegand | March 18, 2013
Big Wind hides evidence of turbine bird kills – and gets rewarded. Here’s how they do it.

