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Who does Joe play for in the Senate? (Jan. 26)
Emanuel fails to disclose conflict of interest in latest paper (Jan. 17) Updates: (Jan. 18) (Jan. 24)
Climategate’s ‘FOIA’ Identified! (Jan. 12) T-Shirts Available (Jan. 13)
Shocker: Chinese air pollution debunks U.S. EPA junk science (Jan. 5)

Fossil fuels: On the way back?

“We’re awash with fossil fuels.” Continue reading

Forget global warming — it’s Cycle 25 we need to worry about…

… (and if NASA scientists are right the Thames will be freezing over again). Continue reading

WV Paper: Coal disappears from America’s future, while area job losses continue

“Coal is not just under attack, it appears to have vaporized from America’s energy future.” Continue reading

RINO: ‘Denial’ a cancer on conservatism

More projection from the alarmists. Continue reading

Hansen: Put fossil fuel ‘kingpins’ on trial…

… for “high crimes against humanity and nature.” Continue reading

Mann blames low audience turn-out on weather

The Gore Effect strikes Michael Mann? Continue reading

Boulder fails to meet self-imposed Kyoto Protocol

“It’s not quite as easy as we thought.” Continue reading

How the CDC is overstating sexual violence in the U.S.

Only the CDC could make rape statistics a controversial subject. Continue reading

Activists want climate change on TV weather reports

Weathermen are targeted because polls show they’re not believers. Continue reading

Wheeling Intelligencer: Obama Winning His War on Coal

“[West Virginia Democrat Senator] Joe Manchin… needs to go on the offensive.” Continue reading

Anti-fracking legislation introduced in Maryland

Chemicals, cancer, the Chesapeake, oh my! Continue reading

Goldberg: The Other Global Warming Story

Bernie Goldberg comments on yesterday’s terrific skeptic op-ed in the Wall Street Journal. Continue reading

WashTimes: Obama’s twisty light-bulb logic

The White House wants to turn every other house into a HAZMAT zone. Continue reading

Markey says Obama undermining Endangered Special Act

The ESA is more about stopping development than protecting species. Continue reading

NYTimes: In Defense of Clean Energy

Here’s how the New York Times could possibly try to defend clean energy. Continue reading