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Poland fears European-wide shale gas extraction ban By | May 13, 2011
Chevron plans to drill its first well later this year.
Democrats’ Gas Tax Out of Step With American Consumers - and the Facts By | May 13, 2011
Bill Eliminates Percentage Depletion, Which the Big Five Don't Have
Solar Power: Two Worlds By | May 13, 2011
Solar, unlike industrial wind, has a market niche
EPA bullies its way to first CO2 emissions limit By | May 12, 2011
Setting limits on greenhouse gas emissions from stationary sources, like power plants — coal industry watch out.
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe, Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works By | May 12, 2011
Thursday, May 12, 2011 2:30 pm
Shale Gas Wars: A Tale of Two Studies By | May 10, 2011
London-based Global Warming Policy Foundation: Shale gas 'worse than coal' for climate
Inhofe EPW News Roundup By | May 10, 2011
Sponsors Agree That Their Bill Would Have Little Impact on Soaring Prices, Bill Not Meant to Reduce Gas Prices
Army greening thwarted: Windmill too big for Afghani roads By | May 10, 2011
Move over Army Cross… the Windmill Commendation Medal is on its way for clean energy heroism above and beyond the call of duty
McConnell slams ‘delay’ in confirming Republican nukes regulator By | May 10, 2011
No reason whatsoever" that the reconfirmation of William Ostendorff should be "delayed another day
A Real Gas Price Solution: Produce More American Energy, Overturn Obama EPA’s Cap-and-Trade Agenda By | May 10, 2011
Passing Upton-Inhofe Will Unleash More Energy, Help Lower Gas Prices
Renewable Electricity Mandates Raise Prices and Kill Jobs By | May 10, 2011
Jobs Go Overseas, Claims that governments can create jobs by forcing or inducing people to purchase expensive renewable electricity are a myth
Getting a Lot of Mileage From Taxing Drivers By | May 10, 2011
Obama Administration, VMT, Vehicle Miles Traveled, Big Brother Is Watching Your Odometer
The Wind Experience By | May 10, 2011
Although wind is a renewable, European experience has shown that its development causes loss of jobs in the economy, grid stability problems, high subsidization, higher retail electricity rates, and usage issues
GE’s Immelt Returns Focus To Green Cash By | May 9, 2011
GE's ecomagination initiative, a marketing and lobbying campaign to push so-called "clean" technologies, such as wind turbines, solar and other politically correct technology
Heavy metal junk science: The decline and fall of peer review By | May 9, 2011
Environmental Health Perspectives
Gold rush for shale gas or false dawn? By | May 9, 2011
A spectre is haunting Europe — the shale gas revolution that promises to shake up green energy and climate policies, writes Dr Benny Peiser.
Maunder Minimum 1740—replay in 2020? By | May 9, 2011
The Great Frost, Devastated Europe from Italy to Iceland
Proof Please, not Propaganda By | May 8, 2011
The climate agenda has more to do with wealth redistribution than with climate or the environment
Victory! GE’s Immelt surrenders on climate By | May 7, 2011
General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt has finally renounced advocacy of global warming legislation
Are Energy Prices Too Low? By | May 6, 2011
Richard Caperton of the Center for American Progress, taxes on energy, Remembering Al Gore
Obama Energy Policies Running Out of Gas By | May 6, 2011
Ideologically driven energy policy is in tatters, and the media can’t seem to help this time
Only one-quarter of Britons think risks of climate change outweigh the benefits By | May 5, 2011
It’s an overwhelming science communication challenge.
Foreword To The Shale Gas Shock By | May 4, 2011
Shale gas is like wax candles. It is not a perfect solution to our economic and environmental problems, but it is here when it is needed.
Op-Ed: Actually, we can drill our way to energy security By | May 4, 2011
The Daily Caller, Government Report: America's Combined Energy Resources Largest on Earth
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Hydraulic Fracturing—Is It Safe? By | May 4, 2011
What is hydraulic fracturing? Is it safe for groundwater resources?
CDC in a quandry: Asthma up, but air pollution, smoking down By | May 3, 2011
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Next - Carbon Health Warnings By | May 3, 2011
In the interests of good government, all future debates on the carbon tax should be held outdoors and no carbon polluted food or drinks should be served in government cafeterias.
Solar Equipment Manufacturer in Trouble Due to Low Demand By | May 2, 2011
Evergreen Solar company CEO Michael El-Hillow
Forget bin Laden: Gitmo is green! By | May 2, 2011
Today’s big news is that the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base (Gitmo) is going green
Pull your weight, America By Thompson Ayodele | May 2, 2011
You consume a quarter of the world’s oil production. It’s time you started producing it, too