Global Warming-Energy-Environment

No Arctic “Tipping Point” By | February 11, 2011
There is some evidence that in the past the Arctic was warmer than it is today, a condition that, in the past at least, was not irreversible.
Anger Over Prince Charles’s Climate Change Blast By | February 10, 2011
Dr Benny Peiser, director of the Global Warming Policy Foundation, said: “He shouldn’t really take such a strong political position on such a contentious issue that divides public opinion."
EPA Goes After Perchlorate and Chromium: The Media Follow Along Without Questioning By | February 10, 2011
Perchlorate and chromium are on EPA's bucket list of 'toxic chemicals'
Secure Oil Resources: Where Can We Get Them? By | February 10, 2011
The Keystone XL pipeline, Greenhouse Gases from Canadian Oil Sands
EPA Will Destroy Jobs, Not Create Them By | February 10, 2011
Lisa Jackson, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency
Legislative Hearing on the Energy Tax Prevention Act of 2011 By | February 9, 2011
Repeal EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act,
Shale Gas: Global game changer By | February 9, 2011
The shale gas impact won’t stop in abstract economics. Developing reserves will help stop the wealth drain and spread prosperity.
EPW Minority staff release Bush administration views on endangerment By | February 8, 2011
Bush EPA found no endangerment after months of deliberations
High Speed Tax Payer Money Pit By | February 8, 2011
$53 billion government 'investment' in high-speed rail
Al Gore’s Incredibly Shrinking Credibility By | February 8, 2011
Today, Al Gore and global warming are synonymous with hypocrisy and deceit on a global scale
The Bisphenol A Controversy By | February 8, 2011
The toxicology of BPA has been extensively studied by industry, government and academic research groups
The Ethanol Idiocy that Will Not Die By | February 8, 2011
Bipartisan common sense is no match for the inertia of a government subsidy.
Congressional Energy and Environmental Policy Leaders File Amicus Brief with Supreme Court By | February 8, 2011
Filing in American Electric Power Company v. State of Connecticut Seeks to Preserve Congressional and Executive Authority over Climate Change Policy
Have The Greens Finally Trapped Biotech Crops? By | February 7, 2011
New technology that promised to raise crop yields, protect our food supply from pests, create a second Green Revolution
Listening to the Shale Revolution By | February 7, 2011
Often the only 'reform' needed is a plan to remove obstacles to innovation.
War on Affordable Energy Continues By | February 5, 2011
Beaufort Sea
EPA-GE waiver story not over yet By | February 4, 2011
Obama-Immelt relationship is a complex one
US chemicals now the low cost leader thanks to shale By | February 4, 2011
The US shale revolution provides low cost natural gas and ethane and impact other markets like hydrochloric acid. So low cost US shale means much more than cheap energy
Will Unrest in Middle East Finally Awaken Washington to Impacts of its American Energy Embargo? By | February 3, 2011
Rising Oil Prices, Suez Canal, Yemen, Bab el-Mandeb
EPA takes hardline in first GHG permit By | February 3, 2011
House Republicans obviously need to take action IMMEDIATELY to block the EPA from threatening these and other jobs around the country
Assessing the Effectiveness of U.S. Chemical Safety Laws By | February 3, 2011
Subcommittee on Superfund Toxics and Environmental Health
BBC, Royal Society President Misled Public Over CO2 Emissions By | February 3, 2011
Mann et al. try old lie on new Congress By | February 3, 2011
In addition to choking off funding for the EPA, Congress needs to stop taxpayer funding of Mann et al.
Blinder Understates the Cost of a Carbon Tax By | February 3, 2011
Alan Blinder, Professor of Economics at Princeton University
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Upton, Whitfield, Inhofe Unveil Energy Tax Prevention Act to Protect America’s Jobs & Families By | February 2, 2011
Stop EPA bureaucrats from making legislative decisions that should be made by Congress
Lies, Damned Lies, and the St. Louis Science Center By | February 2, 2011
Green Goddess, Global Warming, Climate Change
Oversight Hearing on Public Health and Drinking Water Issues By | February 2, 2011
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
Sea-Ice in the Arctic By | February 2, 2011
The strong decline of the Arctic winter sea-ice extent, as touted by the NSIDC, is largely a consequence of their unrealistic definition of the Arctic
Nutty Professors and Nutty New Taxes By | February 2, 2011
Alan S. Blinder, The Carbon Tax Miracle Cure
Levelized Cost of New Electricity Generating Technologies By | February 1, 2011
Forecasts of energy supply and demands, National Energy Modeling System