Global Warming-Energy-Environment

The Climate Mafia Gather in Cancun By | November 27, 2010
Climate mafia has existed since the gathering in Kyoto, Japan, to establish the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
Lomborg’s wrong solution to a partly real problem By & Professor Robert (Bob) Carter | November 27, 2010
The best Plan B is to prepare for and adapt to all future climate changes
NYTimes lets facts intrude on alarmist narrative By | November 26, 2010
So climate alarmism and Norfolk have much in common. Both were built in on a faulty foundation. Not unexpectedly, both are now sinking
Climate Change Idiocy and The Economist By | November 25, 2010
“One has to free oneself from the illusion that international climate policy is environmental policy”
Global Fossil Fuel and Renewable Subsidies By | November 25, 2010
37 countries have higher fossil fuel subsidies than we do
EIA Releases New Generating Plant Capital Cost Data By | November 25, 2010
Energy information Administration, Annual Energy Outlook
Global Warming Skeptics Ascend In U.S. Congress By | November 25, 2010
Climate-Change Agency Winds Down As Federal Funding Ends, U.S. Climate Skeptics Want Further Climategate Investigation
With Cap and Trade Dead, is Carbon Tax on Deck? By | November 24, 2010
Pushing for an explicit carbon tax
Salazar Blows Off Gulf Coast, Permits for Offshore Wind a Breeze By | November 24, 2010
New, streamlined process for issuing offshore wind energy production permits, stalled permitting process for offshore oil and gas production
The Problem with Spain’s Green Jobs Model By | November 24, 2010
Massively subsidizing wind, solar, and other expensive types of electricity production
JunkScience to Al Gore: En garde! By | November 23, 2010
I think Al Gore may come to regret his desperate and juvenile attack on Koch Industries
New ethanol process will take corn out of the picture By Michael Economides | November 23, 2010
Celanese Corporation
Al Gore cries crocodile tears over ethanol By | November 23, 2010
Al Gore admitted today that corn ethanol was not a good policy
Cars, Cattle and Ethanol By | November 22, 2010
Scientific incompetence or deliberate fraud by government climate alarmists
Climate change no longer scary in Europe By Hans Labohm | November 22, 2010
It’s not the climate, but the tide of opinion that’s changing in Europe and around the globe
There Will Be Fuel By | November 22, 2010
A Chesapeake Energy natural gas well near Burlington, Pa. Experts say the nation has gas reserves for 100-plus years
When sheep didn’t have wool By | November 21, 2010
Wooly sheep are a mutation of nature
Climate Activists’ Exaggerations Will Damage Environmentalism By | November 21, 2010
Batten down the hatches: more climate alarmism on the way
Denying Americans Their Own Energy By | November 21, 2010
This isn’t an energy policy. It’s a suicide pact to drive up the cost of energy for all Americans, diminishing our competitiveness, and making our lives harsher
End the NRC stalling on Yucca Mountain decision By | November 19, 2010
Destination for the nation's commercial nuclear waste and high-level defense waste
Climate Change: The Keywords (Part 3 of 3) By | November 19, 2010
Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) theory
It’s Time to Take the E out of E&C By | November 18, 2010
Energy and Commerce Committee
Inhofe Recounts Success in 2010, But Warns of ‘Backdoor’ Cap-And-Trade at EPA By | November 18, 2010
‘EPA is threatening jobs on a host of fronts'
IPCC Official: “Climate Policy Is Redistributing The World’s Wealth” By | November 18, 2010
"First of all, developed countries have basically expropriated the atmosphere of the world community"
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End the ethanol subsidies By | November 18, 2010
Congressional inaction would save taxpayers $6 billion, and bring other benefits too
Inhofe Hearing Statement: Full Committee Hearing on WRDA: Legislative and Policy Proposals By | November 18, 2010
Water Resources Development Act: Legislative and Policy Proposals to Benefit the Economy, Create Jobs, Protect Public Safety and Maintain America’s Water Resources Infrastructure
Lom-Gore-borg: Paint it white By | November 17, 2010
Whitewashing roof-tops and streets to reflect sunlight in hopes of reducing the alleged warming impacts of manmade greenhouse gas emissions
November 20, 2009: The Day “Global Warming” Ended By | November 17, 2010
Climategate, Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia
Arctic Cooling By | November 15, 2010
Global warming, climate change, anthropogenic (man-made) carbon dioxide emissions, Panel on Climate Change
Muddy rivers: Don’t blame farmers By | November 15, 2010
Muddy rivers generally mean the surrounding soils are good enough to farm