Maybe it’s different for folks in large populous cities but I can’t see anyone buying part of a car Down-Under, where missing spares and/or tools are a deal breaker Continue reading
Daily Archives: November 8, 2011
IEA economist shown to be ‘peak oiler’, CAGW hand wringer
Fatih Birol is the IEA’s chief economist, tasked with overseeing the World Energy Outlook reports, the Energy Business Council, and the organization’s economic analyses of energy and climate change policy. He spoke to EurActiv’s environment correspondent, Arthur Neslen. Continue reading
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Posted in Clean energy, Climate Change, Oil and gas
Move to promote abundant, safer nuclear fuel
With the world’s largest reserves of the radioactive mineral,thorium, Australia could be a leader in developing and adopting the technology. Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy, Nuclear power
Hot video: Supermodels take it off for climate change
Finally… a persuasive alarmist video. We now agree that 350 parts per million is the way to go! Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Australia’s carbon [dioxide] tax
Even some big “L” Leftist commentators realize there will be a reckoning at the next election, immediately followed by the scrapping of this nonsense, never to be seen again. Continue reading
Posted in Cap & Tax
CO2 Science Volume 14 Number 45: 9 November 2011
Editorial
Global Warming: The View from China: Is it as set-in-stone and as rabid as the view of the IPCC? Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
MUST READ: Regulators Gone Wild
Click to get Rich Trzupek’s Regulators Gone Wild: How the EPA is Ruining American Industry
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Posted in Air pollution, Books & media
Carbon monoxide… can be good for you?
That’s what Israeli researchers say in a new study. Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution, Odds and ends
Traffic fumes cause brain damage, autism?
“The evidence is growing that air pollution can affect the brain.” Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution
Climate change caused $14 billion in health costs?
Did merely six “climate change related events” cause $14 billion in health costs in the past decade? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
New Green Scam: Light Bulb Carbon Credits
This rip-off and rent-seeking almost makes you long for Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s subprime days. Continue reading
Posted in Carbon offsets, Light bulbs
Fracking caused the Oklahoma earthquake?
For two new reports linking earthquakes and shale gas production, there’s more than meets the eye. Continue reading
Posted in Fracking
Bush 41 advisers used by enviros
Boyden Gray, Robert Grady and Michael Deland — haven’t you done enough damage to America? Continue reading
Posted in 112th Congress, Air pollution, EPA
Lamar Alexander’s Great Smoggy Mountains
Here’s Lamar Alexander’s excuse for not supporting the ongoing effort to rollback EPA’s Cross-State Air Pollution Rule. Continue reading
Posted in 112th Congress, Air pollution, EPA
WSJ: Greenpeace vs. the Tuna Sandwich
“Finding Nemo” is Greenpeace’s idea of a science documentary. Continue reading
Posted in Overfishing
Obama threatens to veto Cross-State air rule resolution
You should contact your Senators about the upcoming (possibly Thursday) vote on rolling back a new job-killing EPA excess. Continue reading
Posted in 112th Congress, Clean energy, EPA
Smock: Is PVC good or bad?
Wrong question, dude. Continue reading
Posted in Bisphenol A (BPA), Phthalates, Plastics, PVC
Rogers: Sierra Club at the Metropolitan Club
Physicist Norman Rogers joined the Sierra Club so that he could investigate and expose it. Here’s his report from an event at the tony Metropolitan Club in NYC. Continue reading
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Posted in The Comrades
Christie won’t defend EPA
We must applaud Governor Christie (narrowly) on this one. Continue reading
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Posted in Air pollution, EPA
Chromium-6 scare hits Oregon
Some Oregonians are apparently fretting over chromium-6 (Cr-6) in drinking water. Here’s why they (and you) shouldn’t. Continue reading
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Posted in Chromium-6, Drinking water
