Global Warming-Energy-Environment
IER President Tom Pyle’s Statement on New Keystone XL Route
By Institute for Energy Research | December 30, 2011
No more excuses, Mr. President: Environmental regulators in the State of Nebraska released yesterday a map that allows TransCanada to implement a plan for development of the Keystone XL pipeline
Bt corn resistance: A sign of society’s stupidity?
By Steve Milloy | December 30, 2011
Our regulatory system should facilitate development of pest control products, rather than stifle it.
India- ‘Green’ With Heavy Pollution
By Jack Dini | December 29, 2011
National Geographic ends up giving the ‘green’ lifestyle a pretty bad name
Death and Toxins: How Krugman Botched His Mercury Commentary
By Institute for Energy Research | December 29, 2011
The Origins of a Bogus Statistic: The Liberal Blogosphere Telephone Game
Environmental lawsuits could hit US agriculture in 2012
By Steve Milloy | December 28, 2011
The outcome of this lawsuit could establish significant precedent for future water quality regulations throughout the country
Kentucky utility: EPA mercury rules to cost it $100 million
By Steve Milloy | December 28, 2011
Until the costs of operating and maintaining the new pollution controls are known, “We just can’t tell what that rate impact will be” to homes and businesses
Sunflower State Blackouts: Kansans to Sweat Under EPA Air Rules
By Steve Milloy | December 28, 2011
The cost of improving air quality will find its way to your utility bill in the form of higher prices for electricity.
EPA misrepresents mercury rule benefits
By Guest Column Susan Dudley | December 27, 2011
These new regulations will be among the most expensive regulations ever issued
Enviro strategy: ‘Keep coal in the hole’
By Steve Milloy | December 26, 2011
The Keystone XL pipeline fight foreshadows the future fight over coal.
Minimal benefits, extensive harm
By Craig Rucker | December 26, 2011
EPA mercury rules for electricity generating units are based on false science and economics
Green Jobs Debacle
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | December 25, 2011
The Green Energy debacle has washed down the proverbial drain another half billion dollars with no visible success or green jobs created or saved
Let it glow! Let it glow! Let it glow!
By Institute for Energy Research | December 24, 2011
Energy Use and Societal Progress
Making Sense of Levelized Costs
By Institute for Energy Research | December 22, 2011
Levelized cost comparisons are much less valuable when comparing intermittent technologies to dispatchable, or "on demand" power sources
Gender Comes to Climate Change
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | December 22, 2011
Women Combat Climate Change
The UN’s Global Warming Absurdity
By Alan Caruba | December 22, 2011
The United Nations is the definition of corruption, of evil
China, U.S. Warn Europe’s Green Fanatics of Global Trade War
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | December 22, 2011
German solar firms go from boom to bust
Expect Higher Electricity Prices
By Institute for Energy Research | December 22, 2011
Effect of State Clean Energy Programs on Electricity Prices
IER President Releases Statement on New EPA Regs
By Institute for Energy Research | December 22, 2011
The utility MACT will mean more power in Lisa Jackson's hands, less power for American families, and fewer jobs for American workers
Chevy Volt Costing Taxpayers Up to $250K Per Vehicle
By Steve Milloy | December 21, 2011
The $3 billion total subsidy figure includes $690.4 million offered by the state of Michigan and $2.3 billion in federal money.
GM Inflates Chevy Volt Stats With Fleet Sales
By Steve Milloy | December 21, 2011
Revolting
Inhofe Announces Steps to Defeat EPA’s Utility MACT
By EPW Blog | December 21, 2011
“Today EPA announced yet another costly rule that will have a devastating effect on jobs and American families,”
The senators also request that EPA consider input from all stakeholders to ensure that any new regulations do not unnecessarily harm the nation’s energy producers.
NERC estimates that EPA air regulations will shutter between 7.5 and 17.8 gigawatts of electric generation capacity
Thou shalt not question UN “experts”
By Guest Column Kelvin Kemm | December 20, 2011
Inconvenient questions will not be tolerated in Durban or other climate crisis conferences
Update on the Impact of EPA’s Regulatory Assault
By Institute for Energy Research | December 19, 2011
Update on the Impact of EPA's Utility MACT and Transport Rules: New Regulations to Take 30 GW of Electricity Generation Offline and the Announcements Keep Coming
The EPA is determined to shut down coal-fired power plants, the source of nearly half of our electricity
Inhofe Pleased with Air Quality Designations for Oklahoma
By EPW Blog | December 19, 2011
Not a Single OK County Will Face EPA-Imposed Hardships
Denmark- Seeming Green, But Questionable
By Jack Dini | December 19, 2011
Green-energy policies currently being pursued are not helping the environment or the economy
A new strategy to feed the world
By Dennis Avery | December 18, 2011
Increasing our crop yields and food production, The Stine Seed Company of Adel, Iowa
Permafrost paranoia
By Steve Milloy | December 18, 2011
The New York Times stokes fear

