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Daily Archives: December 30, 2011
WashPost: Mild winter is not global warming?
“At the National Arboretum, the white petals of snowdrops — normally an early spring flower — have unfurled,” reports the Washington Post. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Gingrich kills climate chapter in new book
We’d been pushing on this since the Los Angeles Times first reported (Dec. 9) on the upcoming book. Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012, Climate Change
Win: EPA Cross-State Emissions Rule Stayed by Court!
Yea! Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution, EPA
Is low-level radiation more potent than high-level radiation?
Should the relative biological effectiveness (RBE) of low-level radiation be set at greater than 1? Continue reading
Posted in Radiation
Explosive: Fisker Recall for Battery Fire Risk
Yes, but can taxpayers recall their $528 million subsidy for the Made-in-Finland cars? Continue reading
Posted in Electric vehicles
Battle of 2012: Rep. Bob Latta v. Angela Zimmann
Help Rep. Bob Latta (R-Ohio) continue his valiant efforts to rein in the EPA. Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012, EPA, Fighting back
Indoor swimming reduces testosterone in adolescent males?
Scrotal absorption? Continue reading
Posted in Chemophobia, Endocrine disrupters
FDA on Food Coloring: It’s the Kids Not the Chemicals
Still the FDA tries dancing around activist sensitivities. Continue reading
Posted in Food additives and preservatives
Calif. solar users whine about novel fee
Who says solar is “the right thing to do”? Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy
Landrigan: Scientific evidence unnecessary to condemn chemicals
We’ll just let Phil decide? Continue reading
Posted in Chemophobia, Precautionary principle
EPA mercury rules to raise Louisiana electricity prices by 25%
Breathe the new air. Same as the old air — just more expensive. Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution, EPA, Mercury
Clean teeth reduce pneumonia risk?
Regular brushing is a good idea even without this half-baked study. Continue reading
Posted in Odds and ends
Weed killer Atrazine aids conservation tillage
“There is no good substitute for atrazine.” Continue reading
Posted in Atrazine
Gulf Coast Sees Record Tourism Rebound After Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
Time to get back to drilling. Continue reading
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Posted in Oil and gas, Water pollutiuon
Judge halts enforcement of low-carbon fuel regulations in Calif.
The Interstate Commerce Clause wins a round against “California warming.” Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
China rebuffs scheme to cut emissions
An excuse is made-up to cover for China’s resistance to greenhouse gas emission cuts. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
IBD: Hormuz or Keystone?
“No carrier battle groups would be needed to escort oil from Canada’s tar sands to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries”. Continue reading
Posted in Oil and gas
IBD: A Bad Green Dream
“The Obama administration promised a green energy future. What it delivered, though, is a present filled with rancid politics, aching failure and tawdry scandal.” Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012, Clean energy
WSJ: Europe’s Green Airline War
“A new tax on jet carbon emissions invites retaliation.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
