Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Yet More Smoke and Mirrors in the Climate Science Game
By Tom Harris | July 8, 2010
Do individual scientist members really support the extreme statements of their societies?
World’s leaders accept the demise of the global warming Agenda
By Guest Column Jim Campbell | July 8, 2010
WORLD LEADERS TURN ON ALBERT GORE'S HOAX TO SAVE THEIR JOBS
New national survey finds that 70% of Americans oppose new energy taxes to combat global warming
Cap-and-Trade is a Nation Killer
By Alan Caruba | July 7, 2010
“American Power Act”: Borders on being an act of treason against all Americans
Smoke and Mirrors in the Climate Science Game
By Tom Harris | July 7, 2010
Do climate experts really agree that we are causing a climate crisis?
Refusing to Report the Truth
By Alan Caruba | July 6, 2010
There’s Nothing Mainstream About Old Media
Dutch agency admits error in UN climate report
By Guest Column | July 6, 2010
But review says mistakes didn’t affect fundamental conclusions
Up to Our Elbows in Bears
By Alan Caruba | July 5, 2010
Estimated 5,000 bears in the Garden State
How many Carbon Taxes are Enough?
By Viv Forbes | July 3, 2010
Australia now has three taxes on coal
Modern farming best for the planet
By Dennis Avery | July 3, 2010
Confined livestock better for the planet
Criticism of Employment Effects Estimates
Complex reality of public utility regulation in the U.S
Part III on global warming as the great environmental distraction
New Study: Wealthiest Americans to Benefit
Inhofe encouraged by Democrats’ reservations on liability caps
By EPW Blog | June 30, 2010
Vows to Continue Seeking Bipartisan Compromise
A Bad Future for Everyone
By Alan Caruba | June 30, 2010
Humans have known for 400 years—since Galileo—that sunspots correlate with climate changes on earth
Giant blobs of magma rippling Earth’s surface
By News on the Net | June 30, 2010
Huge magma blobs can spread ripples across the earth's surface, a new study suggests.
Blowout Prevention Act—or Oil-Production Prevention Act?
By Guest Column Marlo Lewis | June 30, 2010
British Petroleum (BP) is to blame for the worst environmental disaster in U.S. history, not the oil industry as a collective entity
Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
By EPW Blog | June 30, 2010
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
Inhofe Comments on Yucca Mountain Application
By EPW Blog | June 29, 2010
Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) Construction Authorization Board decision to deny the Department of Energy's (DOE) motion to withdraw the Yucca Mountain application
Lame Stream Media: Chomskian Model of Manufacturing Consent, and must be recognized as propaganda mills
Part I: Worldwatch Institute quotations
Hidden Dangers In The Gulf - Fact or Fiction
By JR Dieckmann | June 28, 2010
Gas bubbles, Tsunamis, Rumors
“Carbon Tax” – signpost to the new dark age
By Viv Forbes | June 27, 2010
Big governments love carbon taxes. They promise a bountiful political dividend of tax receipts and green votes
More interested in the destruction of the U.S. economy
2009: China Recorded the Greatest Increase in Energy Consumption and Emissions
Tuna’s End
By News on the Net | June 25, 2010
The executive director of the tuna-fishing cooperative called the Greenpeace protest “without doubt an act of provocation” in which “valuable work tools” were damaged.
Inhofe EPW News Roundup
By EPW Blog | June 25, 2010
Democrats Still Divided on Energy Bill
Policies of Scarcity in a Land of Plenty
By Institute for Energy Research | June 24, 2010
Global Oil Reserves vs. Oil Resources, China, U.S. Oil Resources
Inhofe has predicted legislation's doom for months

