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Daily Archives: February 10, 2012
State Dept moves to spread fracking fears internationally
Guess what film the State Department has included in its American Film Showcase. Continue reading
Posted in Fracking
People Haters: Access To Birth Control Is A Fundamental Component Of Climate Survival
Because preventing people is the best way to save them? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Population
SciAm: Man-made climate change ‘began 3,500 years ago’
“Humans may have been causing climate change for much longer than we’ve been burning fossil fuels. In fact, the agrarian revolution may have started human-induced climate changes long before the industrial revolution began to sully the skies.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
NY AG sues EPA for tougher soot standard
No one is harmed by ambient fine particulate matter. Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution, EPA
White House report says green energy loans could cost government $3B
The White House defense is that it’s only $3 billion. Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy
Video: Collapsing Cooling Towers
British greens try their hand at promoting wind by collapsing nuke cooling towers. Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy
First Solar To Idle Half Of Its Germany Factory
Subsidies are falling more quickly than initially planned because of budget cuts or other political disputes between supporters and critics of the subsidy programs. Continue reading
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Posted in Clean energy
Inhofe blasts climate science, EPA at CPAC
Sen. Jim Inhofe warns of looming EPA cap-and-trade regulations. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, EPA
Michael Mann appears at own college; wouldn’t take live questions from audience
You evidently had to submit questions in writing, after which they were screened in some undisclosed way. Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
Santorum goes after Romney on energy, climate change
It would behoove Romney to start talking tough about EPA, climate etc. Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012
Obama Rulemaker: $25B Outweighed by Benefits
That would be imaginary benefits. Continue reading
Posted in Costs and benefits
Five Points About Global Warming
“We come not to kick AGW in the ribs, but to bury it.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
New food scare: Phosphate additives
Colas, processed cheese, and baking powder reportedly contain the most phosphate additives. Continue reading
Posted in Beverages
New film in defense of fracking
McAleer sees “Frack Nation” as a rebuttal to Fox’s “Gasland.” Continue reading
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Posted in Fracking
Former Sierra Club chief: ‘Coal won’t fire India’s future’
Is Chesapeake Energy fracking in India now? Continue reading
Posted in Coal
Former Exxon chairman casts doubt on LNG exports
“It’s going to be a little while before people are really confident that there is going to be a sufficient amount of gas for 30 years to support the construction of an LNG plant.” Continue reading
Posted in Fracking
Fracking: Meet the reporter who sues the companies she covers
Energy-in-Depth’s Jeff Eschelman writes in the Washington Examiner: Continue reading
Posted in Fracking
Stockton, Calif. to save planet, go broke
$270 million to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 0.00188%? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Environmental community rallies for deposed Maldives leader
The “Mandela of the Indian Ocean” or just another climate crackpot? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
