Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Patriot Coal and the U.S. Coal Mining Industry, The Cost of EPA Regulations
The New Cold War Over Shale Gas
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 16, 2012
Why European Shale Is Totally 'Fracked'
Is Coal Dirty? Some Facts on Coal Combustion
By Viv Forbes | July 14, 2012
To describe carbon dioxide as a "lethal air pollutant" is an irresponsible lie
King Coal - No More?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | July 14, 2012
King Coal’s crown may have developed a slight tarnish, but Coal is still King
Green Energy Costs ‘May Drive Factories Out Of UK’
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 13, 2012
Spain Targets First Cash From Renewables With Energy Tax
Washington Blackout, Smart Meters
Caught in a green crossfire
By Paul Driessen | July 13, 2012
President Obama’s war on fossil fuels is hurting American workers, families, hopes and dreams
Wind farm victims are not enthused with Health Canada’s announcement
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp, Sherri Lange | July 13, 2012
Thousands more turbines will be installed at the expense of the health of Canadians
Energy efficiency mandates have ‘rebound effect’
By Institute for Energy Research | July 13, 2012
IER Study: Folly of directing energy policy through regulation
Desperate Climate Scientists Blame Bad Weather On Global Warming
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 12, 2012
Scientists Blame Global Warming for Heat Wave, But Fail to Back It Up
Europe’s electricity increasingly set to be generated courtesy of U.S. coal
Falling Oil Prices Present a Great Opportunity - An Interview with Jim Rogers
By Guest Column James Stafford | July 12, 2012
Price of Oil, Renewable Energy, Nuclear Energy
Back to the Good Old Days of 'Global Warming' Hysteria
Rio+20 sustainability conference gets mixed reviews
By American Chemical Society | July 11, 2012
Greenpeace International called the meeting a failure
Climate Was Hotter In Roman, Medieval Times Than Now, New Study
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 11, 2012
Climate in Northern Europe Reconstructed for the Past 2,000 Years
One Born Every Minute: A Primer On Carbon Taxes
By Institute for Energy Research | July 10, 2012
A high carbon tax would be just as crippling to economic growth as a high tax on labor or a high tax on the use of machinery.
The New Energy Revolution And Its Biggest Losers
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 10, 2012
Hydrocarbons Can Fuel Growth and Prosperity: Hydrocarbons Can Fuel Growth and Prosperity
Green Jobs Count: Fewer Than Before, Sillier Than Ever
By Steve Milloy | July 10, 2012
Examination of the categories with the most green jobs leads to much head-shaking.
“Already the government’s joint ventures with biofuel companies are creating ripe opportunities for waste, fraud and abuse..."
"What is the climate sensitivity parameter really?"
It’s time for Congress to wean the biofuels industry off the decades of subsidies that have supported it
EPA’s crucifixion expert lands a new job
By EPW Blog Ron Arnold | July 6, 2012
In Case You Missed It...
Germany’s €300 Billion Green Energy Disaster
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 6, 2012
Germans Cough Up for Solar Subsidies
Regulations should focus on ensuring safety rather than limiting production for ideological reasons
Amazing Shale Revolution
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 3, 2012
US CO2 Emissions Plummet Towards 1990 Levels
Status Report: DOE Section 1705 Loan Program
By Institute for Energy Research | July 2, 2012
Irresponsible investment of taxpayer dollars in nonviable projects, similar to that of Solyndra and Abound Solar, are also failing to aid a struggling economy and failing to move the United States toward the future
CO2 Is Greening The Planet
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 2, 2012
Savannahs Soon To Be Covered By Forests
Conservation organizations denounce misrepresentation from the Wind Industry
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp | June 30, 2012
Blade Speed, Bird Deaths, Cats, cars, buildings etc. don’t kill bats, but wind turbines do: millions of them yearly
While renewable energy is expected to increase its share of electric generation, it will still remain a small portion of total generation over the next 25 years
Bill saves and creates about 3 million jobs and rebuilds America's crumbling roads and bridges

