Steve Milloy
Most Recent Articles by Steve Milloy:
Mr. Obama’s war on fossil fuels.
Feral canola: The Great Escape: Gene-altered crops grow wild
The Obama EPA is not West Virginia coal’s only problem
The United States wants it, but China is getting it.
Taking Credit for Imaginary Jobs
Shouldn’t Emanuel’s affiliations be disclosed so readers can make up their own minds?
Low carbon prices stoked volatility
Ocean acidification happens all the time — naturally
EPA: A cemetary for jobs
Fantasy land of EPA air quality science
Fracking hysteria hits Ohio.
Environmental protection is a luxury, not a necessity. In contrast, wealth creation is a necessity, not a luxury.
Our regulatory system should facilitate development of pest control products, rather than stifle it.
Bradley I. Abelow
The outcome of this lawsuit could establish significant precedent for future water quality regulations throughout the country
Until the costs of operating and maintaining the new pollution controls are known, “We just can’t tell what that rate impact will be” to homes and businesses
The cost of improving air quality will find its way to your utility bill in the form of higher prices for electricity.
The Keystone XL pipeline fight foreshadows the future fight over coal.
The $3 billion total subsidy figure includes $690.4 million offered by the state of Michigan and $2.3 billion in federal money.
Revolting
The New York Times stokes fear
Omnibus spending bill doesn’t include many environmental riders for the agency
The deal agreed to in Congress merely deprives the Department oF Energy the funds to enforce the ban for 2012
"We have just four months. Four months to secure the future of our planet."
Rulemaking for emissions from cement kilns
Testimony by ATF agents demonstrates how the tracking of Fast and Furious weapons stopped at the border
Dr Paul Dolman from the University of East Anglia led the research team.
Previous methods flawed
Left-leaning Pew Center for People and the Press is out with a new poll today claiming that public opinion in global warming is rebounding
Only about 6,000 were sold