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Daily Archives: January 18, 2012
Snow drought in the U.S.?
Not so fast says meteorologist Joe D’Aleo. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Santorum pokes Gingrich: ‘Only person I’ve ever sat on couch with is my wife’
“Judgment matters.” Continue reading
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Posted in Battle of 2012, Climate Change
Eco-Imperialism in the Jungle
The greens want to stop Brazil from developing its jungle — oh, excuse us — “rainforest.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Land use
TransCanada Will Re-Apply for a Keystone XL Permit
TransCanada looks forward to President A. B. Obama. Continue reading
Posted in Oil and gas
Pat Michaels responds to alarmist accusations
Skeptical Science accused Pat in “Patrick Michaels: Serial Deleter of Inconvenient Data.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Romney, Gingrich rip Obama on Keystone
“As if these people were governing from Mars.” Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012, Oil and gas
Where Do the Republican Candidates Stand on Science?
A roundup of the views of GOP hopefuls on contraception, evolution, Internet freedom, and more from Reason’s Ron Bailey. Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012
Brookings slams Markey on natural gas exports
Old-fashioned “liberals” hit the new-fangled green-driven Left. Continue reading
Posted in Oil and gas
Gingrich on Obama Keystone Rejection: ‘Stunningly stupid’
Campaigning in South Carolina, Newt Gingrich criticized Obama’s imminent announcement rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline saying, “This is a stunningly stupid thing to do.” [h/t Politico]
Posted in Oil and gas
Toxic office furniture?
Is water-and stain-proofed furniture a risk to your health? Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Emanuel fails to disclose conflict of interest in latest paper — Update #1
Nature responds to our inquiry. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Geoengineering: More to it than simply blocking the sun
Bad news for the climate-Dr. Strangeloves who advocate “solar radiation management.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
WSJ: A Tale of Two Pipelines
“[Green groups are willing to] ‘sue anyone and everyone to delay the project even further’ to the point it becomes ‘economically unviable.’ Sounds right, if a tad understated.” Continue reading
Posted in Oil and gas
Breaking: Obama to reject Keystone XL pipeline permit today
According to Politico. Continue reading
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Posted in Oil and gas
Report: Olympic National Park glaciers continue to shrink, most recent study finds
The first principle of climate alarmism is “Change is man’s fault.” Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
Obama wastes $450 million on Texas carbon capture plant
A ridiculous amount of money to capture a trivial amount of CO2 with no guarantee that the CO2 will stay where stored. Continue reading
Posted in Carbon capture & sequestration
Enviro-Freak Economics: Keystone XL would raise price of gasoline
Because that’s how the law of supply-and-demand works? Continue reading
Posted in Oil and gas
Felsot: Pesticide residues on food are safe
Great report and just a small nit to pick with a stray (perhaps misreported) Felsot comment. Continue reading
Posted in Pesticides
GOP seeks legislative fix to EPA, reliability conundrum
Now that utilities and Congressional Republicans have failed to protect our electricity supply against EPA overreach, there’s a conspiracy afoot to protect the utilities from their own failure. This must be opposed. Continue reading
Posted in 112th Congress, Air pollution, EPA
