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Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Climate refugees fail to materialize for UN Greg Halvorson | April 21, 2011
Catastrophic climate change, 50 million refugees
One Year Later, Gulf is Still Hurting Institute for Energy Research | April 20, 2011
Economic Devastation, Hear first-hand how the moratorium and ‘permitorium’ are affecting people
Introducing JunkScience.com’s Global Thermometer Steve Milloy | April 20, 2011
Global mean temperature
What Greens Really Believe Alan Caruba | April 20, 2011
Fascistic hatred of mankind that underlies the philosophic basis of environmentalism
Administration actions designed to increase the cost and reliability of energy Institute for Energy Research | April 20, 2011
Cap and Trade, Legislation, Cancelled Permits, Moritoriums, Red Tape
IER Presents the American Energy Act Institute for Energy Research | April 20, 2011
Put the United States back in charge of its own energy destiny and improve our energy security
Will Fuel Economy Mandates Increase Car Company Profits? Institute for Energy Research | April 20, 2011
The Ceres/Citi Report, CAFE Mandates Kill
Greens set to lose ‘nuisance’ claim in Supreme Court Steve Milloy | April 19, 2011
Supreme Court that CO2 can be subject to common law nuisance claims.
UN Embarrassed by Forecast on Climate Refugees News on the Net | April 19, 2011
Feared Migration Hasn't Happened
Hearing on The American Energy Initiative Institute for Energy Research | April 19, 2011
Before the Subcommittee on Energy and Power Committee on Energy and commerce
Mercury-laden albatross around neck of coal? Steve Milloy | April 19, 2011
What can feathers from eight birds tell us about mercury emissions over the past 140 years?
A Supreme test: Are CO2 emissions a ‘nuisance’? Steve Milloy | April 19, 2011
Will Justice Anthony Kennedy pass tomorrow's test of judicial common sense?
Senators Say EPA Continues to Botch Lead-Based Paint Rule EPW Blog | April 18, 2011
Inhofe Wants Oversight Hearings to Ensure Public Health Goals Are Achieved
Carbon Tax Job Losses Viv Forbes | April 18, 2011
Record prices for carbon fuels have ensured that they are used efficiently, so option one is out.
Drought-tolerant Black-eyed peas at center stage Dennis Avery | April 18, 2011
Cowpeas, global livestock feed supplies
The US should follow Europe’s lead Paul Driessen | April 18, 2011
Look at what Europe doing now, to address its energy, economic and employment woes
Earth Day and Environmental Insanity Alan Caruba | April 17, 2011
Earth Day and the Insane environmental movement
PBDE study spotlights need for junk science retardants Steve Milloy | April 17, 2011
polybrominated biphenyl ethers (PBDEs)
U.S. can’t afford to scrap nuclear power, must mandate tough safety rules, end taxpayer subsidies Andrew P. Morriss | April 15, 2011
For the foreseeable future, the demand for electricity in the United States and elsewhere is going to be met by a combination of nuclear, coal, and natural gas
The Significance of Spare Oil Capacity Institute for Energy Research | April 14, 2011
Oil Flirting With Previous Highs, The Danger of Disruption
Detailing the greenwashed Chevy Volt Steve Milloy | April 14, 2011
Volt emits more CO2 from battery use than from gasoline use
State transportation secretary blasts EPA proposal; highway agency EPW Blog | April 14, 2011
As the top Republican on the committee, Inhofe is a major player on transportation and environment issues in Congress.
EPA: Breath causes cancer Steve Milloy | April 14, 2011
So our breath is simultaneously causing cancer and warming the planet
Light Pollution and Dark Skies Jack Dini | April 14, 2011
Dark Sky Parks

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Oversight Hearing on Domestic Renewable Fuels: From Ethanol to Advanced Biofuels EPW Blog | April 13, 2011
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
EPW hearing highlights problems with corn ethanol mandate EPW Blog | April 13, 2011
Inhofe Announces Plans to Introduce CornEthanol Reform Legislation Soon
A Majority of the House and Senate Vote to Limit EPA’s Regulations Institute for Energy Research | April 13, 2011
Environmental Protection Agency,
Chairman Boxer and Ranking Member Inhofe Introduce Bipartisan Jobs Legislation EPW Blog | April 12, 2011
EPW Committee set to mark-up bill on Wednesday
Review of the Nuclear Emergency in Japan and Implications for the U.S. EPW Blog | April 12, 2011
Clean Air and Nuclear Safety joint hearing
Inhofe welcomes testimony from Oklahoman Jeff Cloud on Hydraulic Fracturing EPW Blog | April 12, 2011
Oklahoma Corp. Commission Vice Chairman Says Federal Fracking Regs Unnecessary
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