Global Warming-Energy-Environment
The vote on these amendments was a moment of truth for Obama's job-killing greenhouse gas regulations
Kill Owls To Save Owls
By Jack Dini | March 8, 2012
Save the Spotted Owl: Killed logging, Jobs. Now Kill Barred owls
Welcome to the new ‘Use Less Pay More’ home energy front
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | March 7, 2012
The Virginians and the Power Company:
Germany’s Energy Lesson
By Jack Dini | March 7, 2012
One of the world’s biggest green-energy public-policy experiments is coming to a bitter end in Germany
The £120 Billion Wind Blunder
By Guest Column | March 7, 2012
New Report Reveals Wind Power 'Worse Than a Mistake'
Study of the Impacts of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Deeply Flawed
Canadian Pacific is the only North American railroad to serve the Bakken Formation, the Alberta Industrial Heartland, and the Marcellus Shale.
EPA Science Advisors Not So ‘Independent’
By Steve Milloy | March 6, 2012
There is essentially no limit to EPA regulatory power under the guise of air quality.
China's Coal-to-Liquids Industry
The Vikings: Victims and Victors
By Dennis Avery | March 5, 2012
Earth’s abrupt climate change cycles
Matt Ridley: The Beginning Of The End Of Wind
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 5, 2012
The government has finally seen through the wind-farm scam – but why did it take them so long?
The Truth, the Half Truth, and Little of the Truth
By Timothy Birdnow | March 5, 2012
Climate science has become official truth, like Pravda, and the real truth has become an inconvenience, something getting in the way of environmentalist dreams and internationalist ambition
The Scam of Scum
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 4, 2012
The current administration’s concept to replace a large part of imported crude oil with “homegrown” stuff from algae is akin to superstition.
EPA's Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule has had problems since its 2010 implementation.
Dying to be Green
By Daniel Greenfield | March 2, 2012
Fuel Poverty killing people
Algae: America’s future transportation fuel?
By Institute for Energy Research | March 1, 2012
The era of cheap, abundant energy from non-fossil fuels is still many, many years away
The overall goal is to decrease our dependency on oil; to build and strengthen our economy and decrease our dependency on oil
Media Hypes BPA Ban, Endangers Everyone’s Health
By Alan Caruba | March 1, 2012
Media Biggest Proponent for BPA Ban
EPA has lost its way on warming
By Craig Rucker | March 1, 2012
EPA’s carbon dioxide rules endanger human health and welfare
Get Real Obama: The SPR is Trapped off our Coasts
By Institute for Energy Research | February 29, 2012
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Inhofe Exposes Latest Obama-EPA Gas Tax Attempt
By EPW Blog | February 29, 2012
"As Ranking Member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, and a chief critic of the Obama-EPA's war on affordable energy, I demand that the agency fully explain its justification for this massive gas tax increase."
New materials remove CO2 from smokestacks, tailpipes and even the air
By American Chemical Society G. K. Surya Prakash, Ph.D. University of Southern California | February 29, 2012
These inexpensive materials achieved some of the highest carbon dioxide removal rates ever reported for humid air, under conditions that stymie other related materials.
Meeting biofuel production targets could change agricultural landscape
By American Chemical Society W. Kolby Smith, Ph.D. University of Montana | February 29, 2012
The satellite analysis found that to meet the EISA goals under current technology, farmers would either need to plant biofuel crops on 80 percent of their farmed land or plant biofuel crops on 60 percent of the land currently used
Flashback: JunkScience predicts outcome of EPA ‘endangerment finding’ litigation
By Steve Milloy | February 29, 2012
Congressional GOP have had the power, but have failed to do anything to stop the Obama EPA since the 112th Congress commenced. Shame on them.
Fuelling The Rise Of The Anglosphere
By Guest Column | February 29, 2012
In Britain, North Sea oil and gas is a resource that just refuses to quit.
Green Tape and Political Black Belts
By Institute for Energy Research | February 28, 2012
Keystone XL pipeline
Pain in the gas? What’s causing fuel price spikes
By Institute for Energy Research | February 28, 2012
Facts about gas prices
Fuelling the Rise of the Anglosphere
By Peter C. Glover | February 28, 2012
The Anglosphere Challenge, Energy,
Local Government Perspectives on Water Infrastructure
By EPW Blog | February 28, 2012
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
Price Volatility No Justification for Market Intervention
By Institute for Energy Research | February 27, 2012
If the government wants to implement policies to help, it could refrain from punishing financial trading in commodities markets, remove the obstacles from North American fossil fuel development