Global Warming-Energy-Environment
15 percent blend of ethanol into the gasoline mix
E. coli 0157:H7, “toxic foods” have included hamburgers, spinach, radishes, lettuce, and apple juice, Cargill
Democrats face a moment of truth on regulatory cap and trade
Environmentalists, Greens, Energy and Prosperity
Ruckelshaus' unjustified ban of DDT in 1972 has led to the deaths of tens of millions of Africans. Whitman is an airhead
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
President Obama making the case for offshore oil development in Brazil while the Gulf of Mexico remains in limbo
The Obama administration has made a conscious policy choice to raise energy prices, accomplished in good measure by restricting access to domestic energy supplies.
Green tokenism
EPA owns the American Lung Association
Higher yields, with lower inputs and reduced impact on the environment
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement
Center for American Progress' latest pitch for a so-called "clean energy standard"
Inhofe Notes Diverse, Growing Coalition Opposed to EPA Haze Decision
Japan chose nuclear power for reasons of energy independence. As the only country to experience nuclear war, they certainly knew the potential consequences.
Joe D'Amico ate fast food for 30 days before marathon, 40-year-old sumo wrestler Kelly Gneiting
Technology Costs for New Nuclear Capacity
RadNet air monitor filters, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Oil shale mining is often frowned upon, not least by the environmental lobby, as a dirty process that is both energy and water-intensive
President Obama is touting the benefits of increased oil exploration and production . . . in Brazil
Sen. Jay Rockefeller and his phony bill
Slightly hysterical Surgeon General of the United States, Greenpeace
Wind and solar energy subsidies are experiencing drastic cutbacks in many European nations and some places in the United states
Congress emits half-truths in spin war over Mass. v. EPA
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Discussion to focus on need for affordable energy, reducing emissions
Developing Uganda’s oil and gas resources will create opportunity and prosperity
All our energy options appear to be politically off-limits
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe, Clean Air Act and Jobs
Oops, now why didn't they think of that?
A two-year delay does nothing to clarify the contours of the regulatory landscape, and would merely prolong the uncertainty currently plaguing the economy.
