Climate activist Tim DeChristopher is in jail — and he had nothing to do with the hockey stick! Continue reading
Daily Archives: November 15, 2011
Green Crime: Fraudulent Renewable Fuel Credits
“This is like Solyndra,” the official said. “This is a government-created freaking mess, and they never policed it.” Continue reading
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Posted in Renewable fuel
WashTimes: China’s poisonous exports
Despite some exaggerated points about toxicity and risk, Brett Decker and William Triplett make some good points in the article about slipshod Chinese exports. Continue reading
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Posted in China, Consumer products, Lead
Nazi Bunker to Become Europe’s Largest Solar Power Plant
Der Energiebunker? Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy
31 Iowa ‘scientists’ challenge Perry on climate
So Perry should point to the (at least) 31,000 on his side. Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012, Climate Change
Mongolia to try giant block of ice to cool, water Ulan Bator
Good luck. Continue reading
Posted in Odds and ends
Vegan dilemma: Animal-product tattoos
“Getting a tattoo can be about as vegan as having a rib-eye sewn to your arm.” Continue reading
Posted in Green hell
T. Boone to pick taxpayer wallet?
T. Boone Pickens’ quest to line his pockets by having Congress increase demand for more expensive natural gas at taxpayer expense continues. Continue reading
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Posted in Oil and gas
House GOP question White House on EPA cost-benefit analysis
Check out this letter that raises with the White House a lot of the same issues about EPA junk science and economics we’ve been raising. Continue reading
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Posted in 112th Congress, Air pollution, EPA
Should livestock antibiotic use be banned?
We’ve busted this guy before. Continue reading
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Posted in Antibiotic resistance
Orbital solar power?
A moderate-scale demonstration would “only” cost tens of billion of dollars. Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy
Psychologist: Global warming just like 9/11?
And skepticism is a “psychological defense mechanism.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
TransCanada, Nebraska strike Keystone deal; Obama still for delay
The politics of Keystone are moving against Obama. Continue reading
Posted in Oil and gas
Fail: First embryonic stem cell trial halted
More evidence of why taxpayers have become the investor-of-last-resort for the embryonic stem cell pipedream. Continue reading
Posted in Embryonic stem cells
Defective CPSC chairman
Inez Tenenbaum’s “holier than thou” attitude appears to be the problem at the grid-locked Consumer Product Safety Commission. Continue reading
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Posted in Consumer products, CPSC
Naomi Klein admits: Greens are reds
Naomi Klein admits in The Nation that the skeptics are correct about the socio-political motives of climate alarmism. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, The Comrades
Delinquent Teenager, please call your office
Perhaps Donna Laframboise has rather disturbed the equilibrium with her book but somehow the IPCC has let some actual science slip into the draft of a report on weather extremes (but don’t worry, there’s plenty of time to write in some scary stuff before its release at the end of the week) Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Slightly less-cold world as dangerous as shooting yourself in the head?
Apparently Elizabeth Kolbert thinks it is. Tom Nelson brings us this Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
So, they already know there’ll be no agreement at CoP17 – why are they all going then?
Even Kyoto fans like the UK admit the thing is dead and apparently Russia is “intransigent” but thousands of gravy train riders are still off for their 2-week South African holiday to save the world from, uh, people flying off to holiday in exotic locations. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, IPCC
