Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Malthus Lives on With Peak Oil Alarmists
By Institute for Energy Research | March 8, 2011
History has shown time and time again that Malthus was wrong
The Carbon Pollution Lie
By Viv Forbes | March 8, 2011
CO2 is also the source of that other crucial gas of life – oxygen
Toxins move up on worry list
By Dennis Avery | March 8, 2011
New chemicals in our environment
The Myth of CO2 and the public health
By EPW Blog | March 8, 2011
EPW Policy Beat: Carbon dioxide emissions don’t cause asthma, either directly or indirectly
China is fast outpacing the United States in manufacturing, and is garnering the necessary energy assets to keep its economy fueled
Virginia is Not for Ethanol Lovers
By Institute for Energy Research | March 7, 2011
Impact ethanol has on the issues of liability, auto warranties, food inflation, and the “other economically deleterious effects” of subsidized ethanol
American Bird Conservancy
Inhofe: EPA Overreaches in Oklahoma
By EPW Blog | March 7, 2011
Agency Launches an ‘Attack on Affordable Electricity’ for State Consumers
The Economic Counterrevolution of the Environmentalists
By Daniel Greenfield | March 6, 2011
Environmentalism is a convenient tool of the economic counterrevolution
Dirty Coal
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 5, 2011
Catalytic converters, clean energy, Carbon Dioxide, Sulfur oxides, Smog
Greenpeace Co-Founder Slams Species Extinction Scare Study
By News on the Net | March 4, 2011
Study 'greatly underestimate the rate new species can evolve'
Federal spending on green jobs will promote U.S. competitiveness, will preserve national security, will put Americans back to work
Inhofe joins Upton, introduces energy tax prevention act
By EPW Blog | March 4, 2011
Bill Has 42 Senate Cosponsors; Democrats Support in the House
Dems join GOP in fight to block EPA climate rules
By EPW Blog | March 3, 2011
Two senior Democrats are joining a Republican effort in the House to block the Environmental Protection Agency from reducing the gases blamed for global warming
Automaton, Know Thyself: Robots Become Self-Aware
By News on the Net | March 3, 2011
Droids met the challenge of perceiving their self-image and reflecting on their own thoughts as part an effort to develop robots that are more adaptable in unpredictable situations
Dem to co-sponsor bill to ‘rein in’ EPA
By EPW Blog | March 3, 2011
Puts a freeze on EPA's regulatory agenda for major industrial polluters like power plants and petroleum refiners
Girlie Man Energy
By Institute for Energy Research | March 2, 2011
Move over Al Gore. Arnold Schwarzenegger is the new public face of climate alarmism and government-driven energy transformation
Upton, Inhofe: EPA Should Void GHG Settlement Agreements
By EPW Blog | March 2, 2011
Conducted in Secret, Will Raise Electricity, Gasoline Prices
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
By EPW Blog | March 2, 2011
Environmental Protection Agency Fiscal Year 2012 Budget Hearing
Fearing EPA’s Carbon Tax
By Dennis Avery | March 2, 2011
The goal, after all, is to make the coal, oil, and natural gas that power most of our power plants too expensive to use
Permit? What Permit?
By Institute for Energy Research | March 2, 2011
Instead of winning the future, the White House would rather just win the news cycle. Meanwhile, workers in the Gulf remain without jobs and American consumers are feeling the pain at the gas pump
Meanwhile, Domestic Energy Production from Alaska to the Gulf Remains at a Standstill
Deathbed Conversion
By Institute for Energy Research | March 2, 2011
Sec. Salazar issues one permit to let some political steam out before getting grilled on Capitol Hill
Out of Season
By Timothy Birdnow | March 1, 2011
State of Fear; the elites mechanism for gaining and keeping control
Barack Obama may be forced to delay US climate action
By News on the Net | March 1, 2011
Funding gap could force president to order a two-year delay in Environmental Protection Agency action, conference hears
Is Obama prepping the left for bad news on EPA?
By Steve Milloy | March 1, 2011
Impending news that the EPA will be delaying implementation of its greenhouse gas regulations by two years
Delaware waste site: 36,000% chance of cancer?
By Steve Milloy | February 28, 2011
Metachem waste site, DelawareOnline.com
Wind power: questionable benefits, concealed impacts
By Paul Driessen | February 28, 2011
EPA trumpets dubious shale gas risks – but ignores environmental impacts of wind turbines
Solar ‘Gold Rush’ in U.K. May Die With Incentive Roll-Back
By News on the Net | February 28, 2011
The solar surge began April 1, when the government brought in so-called feed-in tariffs guaranteeing prices as much as 12 times the market rate for electricity generated from the sun.
House Passes Luetkemeyer Amendment
By Guest Column Klaus W. Friebe | February 27, 2011
The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is an entity that is fraught with waste and fraud, and engaged in dubious science

