Solar pipedreamers and schemers are learning that when it rains, it pours. First it was physics and economics; then Solyndra and now it’s a rainy weekend in Washington DC for the Department of Energy’s Solar Decathalon. The Weekly Standard has the story. Don’t hurt yourself laughing.
Daily Archives: September 23, 2011
TRAIN passes house; Will it stop in the Senate?
The TRAIN Act to require cost-benefit analysis of EPA regs passed the House 249-169. Without a big push on Democrat Senators, however, it’s likely to die in the Senate. Rather than shut the government down over disaster aid and clean energy funding, Republicans should shut it down over the malignant Obama EPA.
Posted in 112th Congress, Air pollution, EPA
Neutrinos outrace light?
That’s the claim that’s shaking the scientific world today. Here’s our take. Continue reading
Posted in Odds and ends
Kozlovich on bedbugs: Embrace chemistry or pestilence
“The answer to this problem in 1946 was effective, inexpensive, easy to use chemistry that was available to everyone. If that isn’t the answer to our current problem there will be no answer” writes pest management professional Rich Kozlovich.
Posted in Bedbugs, Pesticides
