“McKibben said that it would be an important step in breaking the ice if a county announced that it would not extract oil, gas or coal despite it being available.” Continue reading
Category Archives: Eco-imperialism
Eco-Imperialist Bill McKibben tells economically troubled Iceland to stop oil exploration
Posted in Eco-imperialism
Hansen fundraises to keep Haitians in the dark
Instead of advocating/fundraising for the electrification and development of Haiti, Jim Hansen sees poverty- and earthquake-stricken Haiti as a way to advance his twisted global warming agenda. Continue reading
Posted in Eco-imperialism, Green hell
Andrew Bolt: Waking too slowly from our green daze
How is business meant to plan investments, when the Gillard Government changes its mind so abruptly on taxes and mad multi-billion schemes? Dennis Shanahan:
The decision to end the negotiations to buy and close down Australia’s “dirtiest” brown-coal power plants is not just a shift in policy that might ultimately save the budget billions; it is another shift in the goalposts that sends the wrong signals to industry and investors. Continue reading
Critics Say California Law Hurts Effort to Add Jobs
Environmentalists in this greenest of places call the California Environmental Quality Act the state’s most powerful environmental protection, a model for the nation credited with preserving lush wetlands and keeping condominiums off the slopes of the Sierra Nevada.
But the landmark law passed in 1970 has also been increasingly abused, opening the door to lawsuits — sometimes brought by business competitors or for reasons unrelated to the environment — that, regardless of their merit, can delay even green development projects for years or sometimes kill them completely. Continue reading
Posted in Anti capitalism, Eco-imperialism, Eco-terrorism, Economics, Green hell
Tagged greenie obstructionists, hatred of humans, misanthropy
Bangkok 2012: Climate talks breaking down
In a repeat of the Bonn conference, rich and poor countries square off as the search for an international agreement on climate change continues. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Eco-imperialism, Green hell, IPCC, UN
Tagged climate fraud, global governance
Climate Needs To Move To Top Of Political Agendas, Denmark Says
Says the country perhaps most dependent on oil revenue. Continue reading
Small signs of improvement in the UK?
Geoffrey Lean seems troubled by a Cabinet reshuffle in the UK – that can’t be bad Continue reading
Posted in Development, Eco-imperialism, Economics, Environmentalism
Green Taxes On Fuel Bills Nearly Double, Consumer Group Says
Green taxes on energy bills have nearly doubled in two years to almost £100 as companies pass on the costs of becoming environmentally-friendly to households. Some industry insiders believe that bills could increase by between 50 per cent and 100 per cent by 2020. Continue reading
Public relations fail, straight from the green wackos – updated
Even though it is Fathers’ Day in the land Down-Under and I have a father to fete and children with whom to celebrate I must just share some correspondence received, apparently sincerely*, from dipsticks wanting you to not have children and to euthanize your pets. I kid you not. Continue reading
Posted in Cap & Tax, Carbon trading, Eco-imperialism, Environmentalism, Green hell
Tagged carbon scam, hatred of humans, hot air scam, insane greens, misanthropy
Daniel Greenfield: Starving Amidst Plenty
There are two types of societies, production societies and rationing societies. The production society is concerned with taking more territory, exploiting that territory to the best of its ability and then discovering new techniques for producing even more. The rationing society is concerned with consolidating control over all existing resources and rationing them out to the people. Continue reading
Posted in Eco-imperialism, Economics, Environmentalism
Ben Pile: Environmentalism’s Amoral Disorder
From the pulpit at the Church of Crass Generalisations and Poorly Concealed Prejudice, Andrew Brown of the Guardian delivered these words on Tuesday: Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Eco-imperialism, Environmentalism
Environmental Guilt Is Big Business
39% of Americans feel ‘green guilt’ for wasting food, a much higher number than letting the sink run while they brush their teeth or not buying those stupid low-flow toilets. The 2012 Eco Pulse results are in. So look for the latest marketing campaigns from environmental activism corporations soon. Continue reading
Paul Driessen and David Legates:
Governments treat us like Sim-citizens: with fewer rights for us and no accountability for them Continue reading
Posted in Development, Eco-imperialism, Economics
NZ: High Court appeal decision
The High Court has upheld an Environment Court decision on a resource consent application for a coal mine on the West Coast, saying that climate change can’t be considered under the Resource Management Act. Continue reading
Don’t rush changes to the California Environmental Quality Act
Lawmakers want to change the California Environmental Quality Act in their session’s final days. But it’s too late for careful language or public vetting. Continue reading
Posted in Development, Eco-imperialism, Environmentalism, Green hell
Tagged anti development, greenie obstructionists, misanthropy
California environmental law faces changes
A proposal to loosen California’s landmark environmental protection law is expected to be introduced at the Capitol as soon as Thursday, giving the public and lawmakers only about a week to debate and consider the controversial legislation’s fate. Continue reading
Posted in Eco-imperialism, Environmentalism, Green hell
Tagged greenie obstructionists, misanthropy
In U.S., food is wasted from farm to fork
NRDC trying to make you feel guilty over not eating offal and scraps, although they are some of the ones trying to prevent protein recovery operations turning waste into animal feed. If there’s a resource of value people generally make use of it (although apparently not in a wacko-approved manner). Continue reading
Toilet system recalled due to explosion danger
Good Lord! Why on earth don’t you use high-volume, low-pressure units? If you are really worried about water use try dual flush systems like we have in Aus, with user selectable half/full flush? Continue reading
EPA actions at mine could hurt $220 billion in investments
The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) preemptive assessment of the Pebble Mine in Alaska could have a “chilling effect” on $220 billion in investments, according to the Brattle Group, an economic and financial consulting firm. Continue reading
Posted in Development, Eco-imperialism, Economics, Environmentalism, EPA, Green hell, Mining
Tagged greenie obstructionists, hatred of humans, misanthropy, rogue agency
Eye-roller: Don’t Waste the Drought
WE’RE in the worst drought in the United States since the 1950s, and we’re wasting it. Continue reading
