Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Review of the Nuclear Emergency in Japan and Implications for the U.S. By | April 12, 2011
Clean Air and Nuclear Safety joint hearing
Inhofe welcomes testimony from Oklahoman Jeff Cloud on Hydraulic Fracturing By | April 12, 2011
Oklahoma Corp. Commission Vice Chairman Says Federal Fracking Regs Unnecessary
Natural Gas Drilling: Public Health and Environmental Impacts By | April 12, 2011
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
Shale gas ‘worse’ than coal for climate? By | April 12, 2011
Howarth’s worst case scenario concerning shale gas
Shale Gas: And the Hits Just Keep On Coming By | April 12, 2011
Energy crises are the result of 'above the ground geopolitics' not a lack of global resources
The political insanity of climate change By | April 12, 2011
Why are our politicians advocating "solutions", they know will fail?
Bay of Oil? By | April 11, 2011
Well Mr. President, which is it? Are we ceasing our domestic drilling or are we breaking our dependence on foreign oil?
How Senate Democrats maneuvered to kill a bill to rein in the EPA’s carbon rule. By | April 11, 2011
Democrats weren't taking any chances and offered no fewer than three alternatives.
Climategate U loses bid to stifle critic By | April 11, 2011
Commission’s decision in the case of University of East Anglia v The Daily Telegraph
Fears and facts By | April 10, 2011
Fukushima’s lessons for America’s already safe nuclear plants
Obama finally embraces malaria victims — as political pawns By | April 10, 2011
U.S. Agency for International Development administrator Rajiv Shah and Washington Post columnist Michael Gerson win this week’s award for cynicism.
Warmageddon Deferred, says Joe Public By | April 9, 2011
Planetary apocalypse or not, green politics can seriously damage your wealth – and your electoral chances
Carbon Tax – the Magic Horn of Plenty By | April 8, 2011
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Suzuki and Coal Tar Dyes By | April 8, 2011
Myths and the Facts
Inhofe Applauds House Passage of Energy Tax Prevention Act By | April 7, 2011
Overwhelming Bipartisan Majority Tells White House: Stop EPA's Cap-and-Trade Agenda
EPW Policy Beat: What it all means By | April 7, 2011
EPA will press ahead and the Energy Tax Prevention Act
Real life and antibiotic resistance By | April 7, 2011
America’s hog farmers were overusing antibiotics in their hogs’ feed, Mother Nature herself creates resistance to antibiotics
Dems smack down Obama climate rules By Robin Bravender and Darren Samuelsohn | April 7, 2011
Even Democrats are looking to score points by smacking down the EPA.
Shale Gas’s WOW! moment By | April 7, 2011
Basically adding shale adds 40 per cent to world gas resources, not far off the US Potential Gas Committee report of 2009 figures for US shale resources. Which now seem conservative, but who is going to quibble?
AMA quacks on climate By | April 7, 2011
American Medical Association: The shift in the planet's climate is affecting the health of patients and physicians are starting to see the results
Inhofe praises overwhelming bipartisan opposition to EPA’s cap-and-trade agenda By | April 6, 2011
64 Senators Send Anti-Regulatory Message to EPA
Senate Republicans challenge Obama on energy push By | April 6, 2011
Obama energy policies that are blocking U.S. oil production and adding to higher energy prices
Renewables Supporters Miss the Point of Scotland Study By | April 6, 2011
The Verso Study: Each renewable job “created” in Scotland as the result of government support came at the expense of 3.7 jobs elsewhere in the economy
Art Horn: The Climate War Should Be Declared Over By | April 5, 2011
The fossil fuel burning world is being attacked by factions that want to extract the wealth of the prosperous nations to pay for a remaking of the world and “save it” from the industrialized nations crime of releasing carbon dioxide into the air
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Inhofe votes against nominee to head Fish and Wildlife Service By | April 5, 2011
Expresses Hope That ‘Significant Concerns' Can Be Resolved
Many Of Our ‘Green Jobs” Go To China By | April 5, 2011
Chinese wind-turbine company, wind-farm developments in the US
Growing Coalition Supports Upton-Inhofe By | April 5, 2011
Momentum Builds as House Votes Tomorrow on Energy Tax Prevention Act
Dog lovers and baby killers By Cyril Boynes, Jr. | April 5, 2011
If only the world cared as much about African children and families, as they do about dogs
Carbon Tax – the Magic Horn of Plenty By | April 4, 2011
Those magicians in Canberra are going to reimburse all "low income" people for the effect of their carbon tax on the cost for electricity and food.
Analysis: German nuclear U-turn means jump in emissions By | April 4, 2011
This would put the surplus in German emissions until the end of June at 11.25 million metric tons.