Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Who’s First to Cop the Carbon Chop?
By Viv Forbes | September 3, 2011
Is the carbon tax just about another grab for money to buy votes?
CLOUD Rains on Climate Theory
By James Delingpole | September 3, 2011
"It's the sun, stupid"
Obama Abandons EPA And Green Campaigners
By Guest Column Benny Peiser | September 3, 2011
The withdrawal of the proposed EPA rule comes three days after the White House identified seven such regulations that it said would cost private business at least $1 billion each
Another U.S. Solar Firm Files for Bankruptcy
By Institute for Energy Research | September 2, 2011
Solyndra is just another solar firm that failed due to competition from China, who has low cost labor and a policy environment to compete in global markets where they can undercut their competition
Juliet Eilperin propagandizes on ozone rule withdrawal
By Steve Milloy | September 2, 2011
Inhofe Welcomes Obama Ozone Announcement
By EPW Blog | September 2, 2011
"As Ranking Member of the EPW Committee, stopping this job-killing regulation has been one of my top priorities, and I am pleased that today's announcement offers some good news for our Oklahoma and the nation."
Our least sustainable energy option
By Paul Driessen | September 2, 2011
From a land use, economic, environmental or raw materials perspective, wind is unsustainable
Inhofe Welcomes OIG Response on Monnett Investigation
By EPW Blog | September 2, 2011
Letter Reveals Allegations against Dr. Monnett came from within the Department of the Interior
Global Warming and GOP Politics
By Alan Caruba | September 1, 2011
Global warming hoax has been the cause of legislative initiatives that have cost Americans billions over the course of many years
Stop using tax dollars to fund Big Green lawsuits
By EPW Blog | September 1, 2011
Big Green and how the enviroleft is crippling the economy
London Olympics Drops Carbon-Offset Plan
By Guest Column Benny Peiser | September 1, 2011
Organizers of the Games had intended to compensate for some of the greenhouse-gas emissions generated by the construction and staging of the Olympics by purchasing so-called carbon offsets
Who’s to Cop the Carbon Chop?
By Viv Forbes | August 31, 2011
It's not possible to generate electricity using brown coal, black coal, diesel or gas without generating carbon dioxide.
Cholera-global warming link debunked
By Steve Milloy | August 31, 2011
Sea surface temperature and chlorophyll
GAO report exposes millions in environmental litigation fees for first time
By EPW Blog | August 31, 2011
Inhofe, Vitter Say GAO Report Just the Beginning of Oversight Activity
Inhofe Comments on Obama’s Call for Extension of Highway Program
By EPW Blog | August 31, 2011
Obama continues to talk the talk without walking the walk
Goodnight, Irene
By Peter C. Glover | August 31, 2011
How every major weather 'event' provokes the perfect climate hype storm
Who Says Climate Change is All Bad!
By Timothy Birdnow | August 31, 2011
DDT, Malaria, Mosquitoes
UK Govt Destroying Countryside In ‘Get Rich Quick’ Solar Plan
By Guest Column | August 31, 2011
No significant political force in the United States is as incompetently organized and led as the greens
The Global Warming Song
By Guest Column | August 31, 2011
Ray Stevens
Mountain Lion in Mills County, Iowa
By Dean A. Ayers | August 31, 2011
Update
The Madness of King Gore the Second
By Daniel Greenfield | August 31, 2011
Long may he rave
Green Keynesianism
By Institute for Energy Research | August 30, 2011
Rather than picking winners and losers, the federal government need only untie the hands of entrepreneurs to develop domestic energy resources
Agenda 21, Sustainable Living, Mass Transit and the Nanny State
By Paula Helton | August 30, 2011
Aren't the U.N. and the Nanny State wonderful my fellow Hobbits?
Sea Levels Dropped in 2010
By Robert Felix | August 29, 2011
One of the strongest La Niñas in recent memory “changed rainfall patterns all across the globe, bringing massive floods to places like Australia and the Amazon basin, and drought to the southern United States
Ozone hurts crop production?
By Steve Milloy | August 29, 2011
EPA’s pending move to tighten the ozone standard to between 60-70 ppb is estimated to cost $1 trillion annually
Inhofe Blasts Obama Pick for Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers
By EPW Blog | August 29, 2011
Alan Krueger, another Administration Pick that Puts Radical Eco Agenda Ahead of Economic Growth
The Hurricane Irene Apocalypse That Never Was
By News on the Net | August 29, 2011
Perfect Storm Of Hype:
Lessons from Hurricane Irene
By Heritage Foundation | August 29, 2011
Hurricane Irene should not be used as an excuse to expand FEMA's role in responding to natural disasters
Cloud Matters
By Dennis Avery | August 28, 2011
Why are we so fixated on blaming humans for a million-year-old process? Why do we insist we’re more powerful than the sun?
Spreading “Big Oil subsidy” disinformation
By Paul Driessen | August 26, 2011
Meanwhile real subsidies are driving real businesses, energy and jobs out of America

