Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Dear President: Enron’s 5.5 ¢/kWh Solar Makes DOE Loans Obsolete, Right? By Institute for Energy Research | March 20, 2012

President Obama needs to rethink the failed energy past of government solar tax credits, cash grants, and loan guarantees

Issa Report Uncovers Fraud in DOE Loans By Institute for Energy Research | March 20, 2012

Solyndra scandal was just the tip of the iceberg, and that the Administration's various efforts to bolster renewable energy technologies were riddled with economic inefficiency and outright corruption

Oversight Hearing on Review of the Environmental Protection Agencys Mercury and Air Toxics Standards By EPW Blog | March 20, 2012

This rule isn't about public health. It's about one thing - killing coal - as a gift to Obama's political allies: the environmental movement and crony capitalists who profit through government intervention.

Five Big Carbon Lies By Viv Forbes | March 20, 2012

There is no consensus and the science is not settled

Telling truths, misleading half-truths on oil production By Institute for Energy Research | March 20, 2012

Bureau of Land Management Director Bob Abbey was questioned about the issue of oil and gas production on federal lands

Ah, Spring! Oh-Oh, Pests! By Alan Caruba | March 19, 2012

Spring signals the emergence of insect and rodent pests

Hunting for scapegoats won’t lower pump prices By Paul Driessen | March 19, 2012

Exporting gasoline and diesel fuel creates jobs and prosperity

‘Nice Weather’ in U.S. Makes Obama a ‘Little Nervous’ By Marc Morano | March 18, 2012

'It gets you a little nervous about what is happening to global temps'

Massachusetts’ fact-finding mission to Europe: a snow job? By Guest Column Mark Duchamp | March 16, 2012

European Platform Against Windfarms

IER files Keystone XL FOIA request with EPA By Institute for Energy Research | March 16, 2012

IER requested copies of all communications and correspondence regarding the Keystone XL pipeline

Oklahoma to Welcome President Obama on Pipeline Project By EPW Blog | March 16, 2012

"Unfortunately, we know President Obama's visit is little more than a campaign stop in an attempt to put a favorable spin on his dismal energy record, because current gas prices threaten his job."

“Greening” Us Back to the Stone Age By James Sharp | March 16, 2012

The liberals, with their push toward all things "green", are succeeding, little-by-little, to price most Americans right out of the market with respect to modern conveniences

Fossil fuel production on federal lands at 9 year low By Institute for Energy Research | March 15, 2012

Fossil Fuel Production on Federal Lands, significant decline in offshore oil production on federal lands

IER Responds to Obama Energy Speech By Institute for Energy Research | March 15, 2012

"Why the president prefers to create jobs in Riyadh and Mecca rather than in Mobile and Pascagoula defies understanding." IER President Thomas Pyle

Lessons from Fukushima, One Year Later By EPW Blog | March 15, 2012

Inhofe Opening Statement: Full Committee and Subcommittee hearing

More solar firms fall into bankruptcy By Institute for Energy Research | March 14, 2012

Abound Solar Inc., Energy Conversion Devices, Inc

Corn insecticide linked to great die-off of beneficial honeybees By American Chemical Society | March 14, 2012

Neonicotinoid insecticides

New study of pine nuts leaves mystery of “pine mouth” unsolved By American Chemical Society Ali Reza Fardin-Kia Sara M. Handy Jeanne I. Rader | March 14, 2012

Researchers have identified certain fatty acids whose levels vary among pine species, making them a potentially useful tool for telling different species apart.

Eastern Europe May Block Green Lobby For Good By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 14, 2012

The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, has drafted a proposal to slash carbon-dioxide output by 2050

Exposing the 2 percent oil reserves myth By Institute for Energy Research | March 13, 2012

Proven oil reserves are not stagnant. They are continually changing as companies explore, find and produce oil

Energy Policy and Biking to the Grocery Store By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | March 13, 2012

Liberal environmentalist know-it-alls

Livestock have a surprisingly big impact on global emissions By Jack Dini | March 13, 2012

You can put in all those curly light bulbs, drive all the Priuses you want , and become a vegetarian. India just ate that for breakfast and China will eat the next round of conservation for lunch

Inhofe Working to Move CNG Legislation Through Congress By EPW Blog | March 13, 2012

Time to Put Politically Motivated Amendments Aside and Focus on Legislation that Has a Real Opportunity

Is oil the “fuel of the past” as President Obama suggests? By Institute for Energy Research | March 13, 2012

President Obama needs to face reality that oil resources here in the United States are vast and that the America public expects to use their gasoline vehicles

North Dakota and the Economic Miracle By Institute for Energy Research | March 13, 2012

North Dakota: Sound energy policies lead to economic growth, jobs, and access to affordable energy

Africa: The Next Megadrought By Dennis Avery | March 12, 2012

We’re only 150 years into the Modern Warming and even the short Medieval Warming lasted 350 years.

Anti-Green Rollback Begins By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 12, 2012

The issue of giving nuclear parity with renewables is likely to be controversial

Suzuki: Deny Deniers their Right to Deny! By Steve Milloy | March 10, 2012

"Armed with credible information, we can challenge those who misrepresent science, and spread confusion."

Bill O’Reilly: Exporting Nonsense on Gas Prices By Institute for Energy Research | March 9, 2012

Bill O’Reilly’s talking points against oil companies completely misconstrue the actual trade flows of crude oil and refined products

The Greens Think You’re Stupid By Alan Caruba | March 8, 2012

We must abandon common sense for their brand of Green slavery.