Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Wimp & Sellout Watch — No.3 By | January 13, 2011
Rep. Mike Simpson (R-ID), EPA
EPA outsmarts biomass industry By | January 12, 2011
Biiomass industry would be exempt from the agency’s greenhouse gas (GHG) regulations, carbon neutral
It Really Is a Small World By | January 12, 2011
Floods, Volcanos, Earthquakes, Blizzards
Green backlash begins — lamely By | January 12, 2011
Green groups commenced their assault on the House GOP today, accusing last week's legislative efforts to rein in the EPA's climate regulations as "a threat to public health.'
IER: BP Spill Commission Was Flawed From the Start By | January 11, 2011
Panel serves President’s goals; hamstrings viable industry in slow economy
Time Story Reaffirms Fed’s Role in Oil Spike By | January 10, 2011
Is the Fed to Blame for Soaring Global Oil Prices?
Saving Polar Bears by Killing Them? By | January 9, 2011
Could this be just a continuation of the scientific sell-out on “blame humans for destroying Nature”?
“Clean” Energy and “Sustainable” Energy By S. Fred Singer, PhD | January 9, 2011
Science and Environmental Policy Project
Adapt or Die By | January 9, 2011
Taxing carbon to subsidise green playthings will not stop the floods, prevent the snow or change future climate
Apocalpyse Not! By | January 9, 2011
Mayan calendar prediction
USCAP to go into self-induced coma By | January 8, 2011
US Climate Action Partnership, business-environmentalist lobby group
Gas Prices and Bernanke By | January 7, 2011
The Rising Price of Gasoline, Investors and commodities, The Rising Price of Oil
Talk is Cheap: We Need Action on Offshore Drilling Permits By | January 7, 2011
Obama's goal is to increase prices at the pump by making it as difficult and expensive as possible to produce energy in the United States
Germany’s New Big-Brother Energy Law- By | January 7, 2011
A Harbinger Of Things To Come In the United States?
Senators mount opposition to EPA’s decision to allow higher ethanol blends By | January 7, 2011
Senators criticized the EPA's decision to allow 15 percent ethanol blends
California dreaming – or nightmaring? By John Nichols | January 7, 2011
Dictatorial new Delaware vehicle rules impose California rules, for no environmental gain
Top 5 Energy Issues the New Congress Should Tackle By | January 7, 2011
Subsidies, Drilling permits, Federal Green Tape, Clean Air Act, Energy and economic security
Destroying the Credibility of Science By | January 6, 2011
Global warming, DDT, Alar, BPA, Vaccines, Saccharine
Senators Snowe, Inhofe Request EPA Evaluation of E15 Waiver on Fuel Supply By | January 6, 2011
Fuels industry and engine manufacturers need more time to adapt and catch up with the myriad challenges facing corn-based ethanol
Obama Signs Three EPW Bills into Law By | January 6, 2011
Inhofe Welcomes Bipartisan Effort, Hopes Bills Set Example for 112th Congress
Oil Consumption and Prices: How High Will They Go? By | January 6, 2011
China's high rate of economic growth at three times the predicted rate of the United States in 2011 and their huge increases in vehicle sales make their thirst for oil almost unlimited
Great Oceanic Garbage Patch Not So Large As Thought By | January 6, 2011
Like most of the wild-eyed claims by enviro-Nazisthe claim of the size of this environmental disaster are greatly exaggerated
Wimp & Sellout Watch — No. 2 By | January 6, 2011
Sen. Lindsey Graham, Sen. Rob Portman
Met Office ‘kept winter forecast secret from public’ By | January 6, 2011
The Met Office knew that Britain was facing an early and exceptionally cold winter but failed to warn the public, hampering preparations for some of the coldest weather on record
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It’s Time to Bow to the Flying Global Warming Monster By | January 6, 2011
Doomsday predictions, bizarre lifestyle restrictions and constant guilt. What does that sound like. That's not science. It's a cult.
Will Lucy let Charlie Brown kick the football this time? By | January 6, 2011
Obama, Domestic Energy Production
Obsessed with Food By | January 5, 2011
World food prices rose to a record in December on higher sugar, grain and oilseed costs
California’s Enron Energy, Climate Policy By | January 5, 2011
Ken Lay's plan for Enron to become the world's leading renewable energy company
The True Cost of Green Jobs By | January 5, 2011
Here are the facts about renewable energy in Pennsylvania
UN IPCC’s Michael Oppenheimer: ‘Transforming into an activist first and a scientist a distant second By | January 4, 2011
Oppenheimer's climate immigration study 'reeked the stench of scientific corruption'