Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Solving the Debt Crisis Through Energy Freedom
By Institute for Energy Research | July 30, 2011
The Fiscal Crisis
Power Plant Efficiencies: It’s Only Getting Better
By Institute for Energy Research | July 30, 2011
The conventional energies that we use all the time are getting better and better
In Written Response to Inhofe, Wodder Concedes, "I am not aware of any proven case where the fracking process itself has affected water..."
Can’t we just Regulate all American Industries out of Existence?
By Dr. Phil Taverna | July 29, 2011
Ms Jackson and the EPA, Power plants to spend another billion a year on catalytic converters and scrubbers
The IHS Global Insight and IHS CERA Study
Cell phones not associated with brain cancer, reports new study
By Steve Milloy | July 28, 2011
Radio frequency energy absorption cannot break DNA molecules, and carcinogenicity studies in animals are rather consistent in showing no increases in cancer following radio frequency energy absorption
Hydraulic Fracturing 'has a nasty track record of creating a toxic chemical soup that pollutes groundwater and streams...'
Bipartisan Senators Fight Another Job Crushing EPA Regulation
By EPW Blog | July 28, 2011
Calls for Congress to Pass Bill to Protect Cement Industry Workers
Dunes Sagebrush Lizards- Another Spotted Owl Fiasco?
By Jack Dini | July 27, 2011
Feds are using this dated, incomplete and conflicting science to justify moving forward with the Endagered Species listing
But Newt still claims ad was 'misconstrued' & was somehow a 'debate'
Inhofe Welcomes Latest EPA Delay on Ozone Regulation
By EPW Blog | July 26, 2011
Questioning the Rationale Underpinning the Most Expensive EPA Reg in History, EPA's Pending Ozone Decision Could Cause 7 Million Job Losses by 2020
EPA ozone rule delayed
By EPW Blog Robin Bravender | July 26, 2011
"... this decision will burden state and local air agencies that, in the current budgetary climate, can hardly cope with existing obligations."
Making heat waves deadly again
By Dennis Avery | July 26, 2011
Mayor Bloomberg's anti-coal donation to Sierra Club
2011 U.S. Temperature Update: Alarmism Not
By Guest Column Chip Knappenberger | July 25, 2011
Strongly suggests that the unusually warm decade from 1998–2007, was just that--unusual
Daily Caller: Inhofe bill would shine sunlight on regulation costs
By EPW Blog | July 25, 2011
CARE Act: Environmental regulations drain hundreds of billions of dollars from the U.S. economy each year, and it mostly goes unnoticed by the public
More than 99.6% of stations failed to break records sometime over the past week
Smart Meters
By News on the Net | July 23, 2011
Demand that Smart Meters get removed from your house
It’s Just a Heat Wave
By Alan Caruba | July 23, 2011
The Greens think you’re stupid
Second Thoughts on Electric Vehicles
By Institute for Energy Research | July 22, 2011
Electric Cars Can Create More Carbon Dioxide Emissions Than Gas Cars
Show us the bodies, EPA
By Steve Milloy | July 22, 2011
The House will soon vote to (slightly) rein in the Obama Environmental Protection Agency
Energy Reality Headlines
By Institute for Energy Research | July 22, 2011
The Obama Administration's energy policy is all about providing special government (taxpayer) favor for energies that consumers would otherwise reject as too expensive and/or unreliable
Climate will still change no matter how many wind temples we build to the Global Warming God.
BBC Faces Inquiry, Cuts, Job Losses and Ridicule
By Guest Column | July 21, 2011
David Cameron argued that while the Left thought that Rupert Murdoch was too powerful, the Right felt the same way about the BBC.
A GOP-er’s lame excuse for opposing the incandescent bulb ban repeal
By Steve Milloy | July 21, 2011
Virginia Congressman Scott Rigell
NAT GAS Act “Benefits” Only Half of the Equation
By Institute for Energy Research | July 21, 2011
When government officials impose legislation at the whim of special interests or just because they would rather see more people driving natural gas vehicles, it creates a chain reaction, the cost of which is not always immediately visible
Politics will continue to define what is "green" or "clean," since these are semantic and political devices, rather than scientific or economic characterizations
Inhofe Welcomes Colleagues’ Fight Against EPA’s Job-Killing Agenda
By EPW Blog | July 20, 2011
Changes Need to be Made to Boiler MACT bill to Secure Inhofe's Support
EPA’s Pending Ozone Decision Could Cause 7 Million Job Losses by 2020
By EPW Blog | July 20, 2011
EPA is essentially changing the definition of clean air.
The Hill Op Ed: Federal interference in energy development regulation a bad idea
By EPW Blog Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) | July 20, 2011
Calls for federal regulation of hydraulic fracturing are not based on any credible threat to drinking water.

