Global Warming-Energy-Environment
CSPI: 40 years of food libeling
By Steve Milloy | February 27, 2011
CSPI, not food, should be labeled as hazardous to health
NOAA Misrepresents Inspector General Report
By News on the Net | February 24, 2011
NOAA’s assertion in the press release misrepresents the IG report, a misrepresentation that has been picked up by various news outlets, e.g. CBC here.
Inhofe highlights commerce Inspector General report
By EPW Blog | February 24, 2011
IG Finds NOAA Climategate Emails 'Warrant Further Investigation,' Top Scientist Thwarts Transparency Law
Relax, Libya oil crisis is no big deal - watchdog
By News on the Net | February 24, 2011
Libya produces about 1.6 million barrels a day; a sizable amount but just a fraction of the world's overall 87.5 million barrel-a-day appetite.
U.S. Government Shuts Out Increased Alaskan Oil Production
By Institute for Energy Research | February 23, 2011
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), The National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPR-A), ffshore Alaska and Arctic Ocean areas
Kish: Obama Admin Is Causing Our Energy Problems, Not Solving Them
By Institute for Energy Research | February 23, 2011
“The situation in Libya and the Middle East should serve as a wake-up call to the Obama Administration to stop its uprising against domestic oil production.”
Killing the U.S. Oil Industry Since 1980
By Alan Caruba | February 23, 2011
Domestic Crude Oil Windfall Profits Tax, half a million oil workers lost their jobs
EPA discovers new mercury isotope?
By Steve Milloy | February 23, 2011
Politically correct isotope. Call it HgPC
Energy Forecasts Agree on Global Fossil Fuel Domination
By Institute for Energy Research | February 22, 2011
Fossil fuels will continue to produce 75 to 80 percent of the world’s energy by 2030
Using Fear to Ban BPA - The BPA File, Part Two
By Alan Caruba | February 22, 2011
bisphenol-A (BPA) "One of the most heavily studied chemicals of all time"
Welcome to the new JunkScience.com!
By Steve Milloy | February 22, 2011
Now entering its 16th year, JunkScience.com is both moving forward and returning to its roots.
More biofuels, More greenhouse gases
By Dennis Avery | February 21, 2011
Current U.S. and EU ethanol mandates have already produced two huge food-price spikes in the past three years, causing political unrest around the world
NOAA Rebukes Gore’s (& Other Warmists’) Snowstorm Claims
By News on the Net | February 21, 2011
Snowstorm Claims,NOAA Finds 'Record-setting snowstorms were the result of natural causes' -- not man-made global warming!
Alberta supplies more oil than legendary Saudi Arabia, and can supply much more
Wheat, the Stuff of Revolutions
By Alan Caruba | February 21, 2011
Price of wheat has soared 114 percent over the past year. Corn has surged 88 percent
House votes 244-179 to kill U.S. funding of IPCC
By News on the Net | February 20, 2011
Waxman, concluding: I don’t see how the gentleman from Missouri can say that this is a ‘nefarious’ group of people.
One Week in Kansas
By Guest Column Andrew K. Dart | February 19, 2011
Global warming
Environmentalist fraud and manslaughter
By Paul Driessen | February 19, 2011
In the name of banning DDT, GEF bureaucrats are consigning millions to death from malaria
Obama’s Budget: Central Planning the Nation’s Energy Sources
By Institute for Energy Research | February 19, 2011
Obama Administration's budget proposal follows the standard pattern of taxing energy sources that work, and subsidizing those that don't
Everybody’s Got One: Obama, Salazar Running Out of Excuses
By Institute for Energy Research | February 19, 2011
Obama Administration's war on affordable energy
Another victory for science!
The Treasury growls as Nick Clegg pushes the green agenda
By News on the Net | February 17, 2011
The Liberal Democrats want the green bank to be a proper bank. But Whitehall's powerbase is determined to frustrate them
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
By EPW Blog | February 16, 2011
proposing a huge bill with no way to pay for it. This is flat out irresponsible.
Greenpeace Still Tilting at Windmills in Spain
By Institute for Energy Research | February 15, 2011
Spain's green layoffs over the last two years have been devastating, 75,000 working contracts have been destroyed
Inhofe Hearing Statement: Green Jobs and Trade
By EPW Blog | February 15, 2011
Let's put aside talk of "transformation"-the green economy as defined by the Administration is a failure
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe, Ranking Member, Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
Families go without food to pay winter fuel bills
By News on the Net ~Dr. Benny Peiser | February 15, 2011
It is unacceptable that the UK has such a high rate of excess deaths over the winter compared to countries like Sweden which have even colder weather.
Inhofe seeks preservation of EPA records in agency’s dispute with Texas
By EPW Blog | February 15, 2011
EPA administrator's fight with Texas officials about natural gas drilling
Countries Worry about Rare Earth Metal Supplies
By Institute for Energy Research | February 15, 2011
China controls 97 percent of the global market of rare earths
Krugman flunks flood—and history
By Dennis Avery | February 14, 2011
Our Nobel Prize Winner strikes out on both food and climate change

