Global Warming-Energy-Environment
California’s Green Circle of Hell
By Jack Dini | July 25, 2012
California is shooting itself in the foot
"In Oklahoma, NAWCA is responsible for 12 projects that have conserved 26,869 acres of wildlife habitat"
Inhofe Opening Statement: Full Committee Business Meeting
By EPW Blog | July 25, 2012
I will not be supporting S. 847, the Safe Chemicals Act of 2011 as currently drafted.
More Stimulosers: Amonix Goes Bust
By Institute for Energy Research | July 24, 2012
The lesson from Amonix is clear: As with Solyndra, Beacon Power, and so many others, the latest fiasco demonstrates that the federal government shouldn’t be running an energy hedge fund
Putting the Cart before the Horse
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | July 24, 2012
The bio-ethanol mandate is a really bad idea
Obama Punts on Yet Another EPA Regulation Before Election
By EPW Blog | July 24, 2012
EPA estimates that the Draft rule would cost between $384 million and $460 million per year and have benefits of just $17 million, a cost benefit gap of more than 22 to 1.
Watching the Greens Kill Australia
By Alan Caruba | July 24, 2012
Look at Australia and see what lies ahead if Obama is given four more years to complete his destruction of America
China is clearly the world's largest user of coal by far and the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide emissions and it has no intention of changing that direction
Western wildfires—horrific, destructive…and unnecessary
By Paul Driessen | July 24, 2012
New fire-fighting technology could help put them out. Why isn't it being used?
Ethanol and Corn: The Power of a Really Bad Idea
By Alan Caruba | July 23, 2012
What does this have to do with the price of corn? A lot.
EPW Republicans Disappointed Democrats Derailed Bipartisan TSCA Reform
By EPW Blog | July 23, 2012
We are very disappointed that partisanship is yet again derailing the process that we have all worked so hard to establish
Devils Drowning - Nope
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | July 23, 2012
Tasmanian Devils, Maldives, Rising Sea Levels
U.S. levels of carbon dioxide emissions are currently plummeting as inexpensive natural gas is replacing coal for electric generation
The Biofuels Disaster
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 20, 2012
‘Green’ Politicians Cause Another Food Crisis
Carbon Capture, Carbon Sequestration, and Carbon Tax
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | July 20, 2012
Using the hot weather to promote faux manmade global warming agenda in order to empower elites to collect more undeserved taxes is a farce
Affordable energy is essential to economic growth, and examples like Germany and Spain underscore how government attempts to pick winners and losers inevitably come at a cost
Biofuels technology, U.S. Navy
Inhofe: Jolly “Green Fleet” Throwing Defense Dollars Out to Sea
By EPW Blog | July 19, 2012
President Obama's war on oil, gas, and coal and his efforts to impose his failed global warming green agenda on our military
Is Energy Realism Returning To Europe?
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 19, 2012
EU Energy Chief Warms To Offshore Oil And Shale Gas
We cannot afford to wait another two years and a thousand more turbines till the study is done
Energy Sector Jobs
By Institute for Energy Research | July 18, 2012
Promotion the growth of productive, sustainable, high-paying jobs in the energy sector: Federal government merely needs to reduce regulatory barriers and let the market operate
IER PRESIDENT TO NAVY SECRETARY: GET THE FACTS
By Institute for Energy Research | July 18, 2012
Abuse of taxpayer dollars, Navy's biofuel experiment, called "The Great Green Fleet"
GM Crops Save Money and Lives
By Jack Dini | July 18, 2012
Bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) have helped to control several major insect pests and reduce the need for insecticide sprays
Kitchen exhaust fans vary in effectiveness in reducing indoor air pollution
By American Chemical Society Brett C. Singer, Ph.D. | July 18, 2012
None of the devices performed well in all of the key functions: fan efficiency, efficiency in capturing polluted air for exhaust and sound levels
Green plants reduce pollution on city streets up to eight times more than previously believed
By American Chemical Society Thomas A. M. Pugh, Ph.D. | July 18, 2012
Judicious placement of grass, climbing ivy and other plants in urban canyons can reduce the concentration at street level of NO2 by as much as 40 percent
Germany’s Green Energy Panic
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 18, 2012
Government Fears Voter Anger About Electricity Prices Explosion
Inhofe Op Ed: The Not-So-Great Green Fleet
By EPW Blog | July 18, 2012
President Obama's skewed national defense priorities
Listing of the Lesser Prairie-Chicken would negatively affect agriculture, the construction of highway infrastructure, and energy development
The Mother of All Hoaxes
By Alan Caruba | July 17, 2012
The poles are not melting, the glaciers are growing, the oceans rise mere millimeters over centuries, and right now planet Earth is cooling
Nothing Beats a Good Con
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | July 17, 2012
IPCC’s revised principles do not instill confidence that their future assessment reports will be any less biased than those of the past. In short, the con will go on

