Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Union of Concerned Scientists asking the government to impose even higher miles-per-gallon standards on cars

Kyoto foolishness collapsing

Natural gas, which emits less carbon dioxide than coal, can be used in both electricity generation and as a fuel for automobiles

The next election is the most critical and pivotal of the history of this great experiment in liberty

Cape Wind, off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, now Bluewater Wind Proposal off Delaware

"By selecting John Bryson to head the Department of Commerce, President Obama is clearly demonstrating that he has no intention of backing down from his job-killing agenda"

Carbon taxaholics

Carbon reduction commitment (CRC) scheme has 'perverse effect' of threatening zero-carbon energy research

Since 1990, it is estimated that $100 billion of taxpayer’s funding went to support “climate research”

Bennie Peiser, of Britain’s Global Warming Policy Foundation

The leaders of Russian, Japan and Canada confirmed they would not join a new Kyoto agreement, the diplomats said.

At first, we were mere “skeptics.” Then we became “flat-Earthers.” “Denier”, with its Holocaust-denial implications

Fuel Feedstock Freedom Act

Obama administration's retrospective analysis of existing regulations

Barack Obama has snubbed Britain’s most eminent scientists by refusing to attend a Royal Society banquet in his honour at which he was to be awarded with a prestigious medal.

The Institute for Energy Research

Conduct critical oversight hearings on the Obama Administration's clean air regulations

Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century

William C. Ostendorff, Richard C. Howorth, Lt. Gen. Thomas P. Bostick

EPA's reliance on junk science and junk economics

Inhofe Welcomes EPA Jackson's Honesty on Hydraulic Fracturing

Drought, not temperature, has been the real enemy of food production, around the world and over time

The British Geological Survey believes Britain could be "self-sufficient"

Explains the fundamentals of gas prices, why they have remained so high, and how to bring prices down dramatically

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EPA's recent proposal to regulate mercury emissions from power plants, Mercury is a neurotoxin. It destroys our children's brains, oftentimes before they are born

The Welsh Assembly's plans to install 800 giant wind turbines in mid-Wales make no economic sense, says Christopher Booker.

The End of an Era By | May 23, 2011
Value Adding in Australia – the Beginning of the End?

DEA, MEA and TEA: In creamy and foaming products such as moisturizer, shampoo. Can react to form cancer-causing nitrosamines. Harmful to fish and other wildlife.

The BPA File, Part Five

Think repealing oil industry tax incentives will increase federal revenues? Think again