Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Welcome To Green Europe By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 21, 2013
Greeks And Germans Raid Forests In Search Of Wood To Heat Homes
The Top Ten Energy Questions for Treasury Dept. Nominee Jack Lew By | January 19, 2013
Green energy grants
Oil Industry Investing In Rail Depots: An Alternative to Keystone By | January 19, 2013
Another example of how government action--or inaction in this case--results in the picking of winners and losers
Federal Assets Above and Below Ground By | January 18, 2013
GSA owns or leases 9,600 assets covering over 362 million square feet of workspace
The New Dark Age By | January 18, 2013
At the cusp of a modern Dark Age
Wyoming Should Cut, Reprioritize Spending to Avoid Fuel Tax Hike By Maureen Bader, | January 17, 2013
If the 2013 proposal passes, an even higher rate would likely be sought in the near future unless elected officials practice some fiscal discipline
The carbon trading money tree By Dr Kelvin Kemm | January 17, 2013
If the carbon trading business seems too good to be true, maybe there’s a good reason
BREAKING NEWS: EPA Cover-up Exposed? By | January 16, 2013
Agency Denies FOIA Request Over Keystone, Alias Issues in Doctored Letter
PTC Extension Passes; Layoffs and Cancellations Continue By | January 16, 2013
Wind power eaching a saturation point, exceeding their mandates and wind companies are laying off personnel and cancelling projects
The Gorbel Prize By | January 16, 2013
UK Government wins the Inaugural Gorbel Prize for Green Policies that have Inconvenient Outcomes
150 Years ago, Scholars Knew the Need of Dense, Not Intermittent, Energy By | January 15, 2013
Jevons’s energy-by-energy analysis is as true today as it was when penned in 1865
National Climate Assessment Draft Embraces Non-Solutions By | January 15, 2013
There are well-known debates about the underlying physical science of manmade climate change
NY Times Environmental Desk Goes the Way of Global Warming By | January 14, 2013
The Times lied about global warming—now called “climate change”—on a daily basis
Who’s Afraid of Fracking? By | January 14, 2013
These warnings might be believable if fracking regulators seemed even slightly worried
Met Office Attacks BBC On Global Temperature Standstill By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 14, 2013
'Damaging Britain's Scientific Reputation'
Trampling on People, Environment and Ethics By | January 13, 2013
Real policy integrity, ethical culture and environmental protection acknowledge these realities – and change opinions and policies to reflect reality.
A Thirst for Power; Green Dreams of a Hydraulic Empire By | January 13, 2013
It's not the trees that thirst, but the Left who cannot drink in enough power
Cellulosic Biofuels: Basically Still Nonexistent But Must Be Purchased Anyway By | January 11, 2013
The future of cellulosic biofuels is still uncertain
Americans Oppose Carbon Taxes By | January 11, 2013
Tax will increase energy prices
The “Ceuticals” Boom By | January 11, 2013
Nutraceuticals and Cosmeceuticals, FDA
Heritage Foundation Weighs Impact of Carbon Tax By | January 11, 2013
New carbon tax will significantly raise the cost of living for American households
Met Office Accused Of Fabricating Misleading Forecast Data By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 11, 2013
Editor Accuses Met Office Of ‘Crime Against Science’
ICYMI: The EPA is Politicized By | January 10, 2013
This disturbing episode is only one of many under Ms. Jackson’s administration. Will her successor be any better?
Natural Gas Vehicle Industry Surviving Without Government Subsidies By Keith Phucas | January 10, 2013
"This (refueling) infrastructure could become obsolete as soon as cleaner technologies emerge,"
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Alert: NASA’s Hansen Declared Obama Has Week Left To Save The Planet! By | January 10, 2013
In 2009 Hansen declared Obama only 'has four years to save Earth'
Ethanol scam drives up food prices and stifles economic recovery By | January 10, 2013
It is long past time to get the ethanol lobby’s hand out of our wallets
The EPA is a Nation-Killer By | January 10, 2013
Girding up to kill fracking, Environmental Protection Agency is the most expensive rulemaking agency
China’s Copper Fixation By | January 9, 2013
China's Voracious Copper Appetite
The Top Ten Energy Questions Senator Hagel Needs to Answer By | January 9, 2013
Senators weighing Senator Hagel's confirmation should make sure he answers the following ten questions
Recapping the Obama Administration Green Energy Stimulus Failures By | January 9, 2013
Numerous companies went bankrupt despite free or easy money either because their technologies were too complicated, too expensive, or markets were insufficient to support their products