Obama kills jobs and then fundraises of the corpses. Continue reading
Daily Archives: January 19, 2012
Murdock: Romney runs hot and cold on global warming
“Willard Mitt Romney these days could not be more explicit about abandoning President Barack Obama’s carbon-dioxide restrictions.” Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012, Climate Change
PCE in drinking water caused mental illness in Cape Cod-ers?
We went crazy just reading this study… Continue reading
Posted in Chemophobia, Perchloroethylene
Let us inject facts into ‘Seismicity’
“What’s unfortunate is that some folks are attempting to use [recent seismic events in Ohio] as a justification for stopping oil and natural gas development in Ohio — kind of like trying to argue that the auto industry should be shut down just because a scrap tire dump caught fire somewhere.” Continue reading
Posted in Fracking
Burnett: Plastic Bag Bans Hurt Shoppers, Retailers and Workers
By H. Sterling Burnett, Ph.D.
January 19, 2012, Exclusive for JunkScience.com
A small but increasing number of cities are in a frenzy to ban plastic shopping bags. More than two dozen cities nationwide have either banned plastic grocery bags (and in some cases, paper bags) entirely, or have imposed a fee for using them in order to encourage the use of reusable bags. However, such policies have hidden costs few seem to recognize. Continue reading
Posted in Green hell, Plastics
2010-2011 Cooling Caused Arctic Ozone Depletion
Warming bad. Cooling bad. Everything bad — except alarmist junk science. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Ozone depletion
Nannying: Ban on fast-food ads reduced consumption of junk food, says study
An outright ban is recommended as the “most effective policy tool.” Continue reading
Posted in Food nannies
Hansen admits: ‘Global temperature in 2011 was lower than in 1998′
Good thing we had all that manmade CO2 to keep us warm. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Obama Commerce Dept. to investigate wind tower dumping
Isn’t any low-wage-made import from China/Vietnam essentially “dumping”? Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy
Enviros aim to stop exporting of coal, LNG via Oregon port
A port spokesman called many of the environmental claims “speculative, emotional and sensational.” Continue reading
Posted in Coal, Endangered species, Oil and gas
Enviros: ‘Babies are born pre-polluted with dioxin’
And Ben & Jerry’s ice cream comes pre-packaged with dioxin. Continue reading
Posted in Dioxin
Study: Dope-use may make you smarter
The dangers of statistics. Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Poll: Ohioans Want Benefits of Fracking for Gas Without Earthquakes
Some risk is part of life. Why allow an occasional minor earth rumble to stop jobs and economic growth? Continue reading
Posted in Fracking
New York state RINO embraces class warfare in introducing fracking moratorium
Because “…it’s the billionaires and the gazillionaires that have all the access.” Continue reading
Posted in Fracking
Obama EPA frets issuing pre-election cap-and-trade power plant regulations
Obama can’t do cap-and-trade before the election. But afterwards, win or lose… Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012, Climate Change
Trumpeter Swans: Another Climate Change Winner
Good news for yet another bird species. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
China frets ‘grim’ climate change risks
But not enough to cut emissions. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
War-Climate Change Link Disarmed
“We need to move beyond the idea that conflict is the inevitable result of climate-driven resource scarcity.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Flashback: Perry says EPA ‘a cemetery for jobs’
Rick Perry dropped out of the race today, but he did leave us with this memorable video clip. Continue reading
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Posted in Battle of 2012
EPA pushed State Dept. to consider tar sands CO2 emissions for Keystone XL decision
A rational that could be used to shutdown any fossil fuel development project. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, EPA, Oil and gas
