… the claim that the agency has asked for 230,000 new employees and $21 billion to implement its greenhouse gas rules is not true. That said, the truth is actually worse. Continue reading We're not defending EPA but…
Month: September 2011
Communists do something right: Lomborg defunded
Denmark’s new left-wing coalition government has reached a consensus about Bjorn Lomborg’s Copenhagen Consensus Center. Continue reading Communists do something right: Lomborg defunded
New bogus climate factoid: Average species shift
What is an average species and can it move? Continue reading New bogus climate factoid: Average species shift
Coffee reduces depression risk?
Two double-shot espressos a day keeps the Prozac away? Continue reading Coffee reduces depression risk?
Congress asks EPA for secret health data — again
Are the days of secret science at the EPA numbered? Continue reading Congress asks EPA for secret health data — again
Obama hits Perry as 'denier' for Texas fires
But how does Obama explain drought-driven pre-industrial era wildfires? Continue reading Obama hits Perry as 'denier' for Texas fires
Military is customer-of-last-resort for green scam
Forget Solyndra. Congress ought to be investigating the green scam Obama is perpetrating on the U.S. military. Continue reading Military is customer-of-last-resort for green scam
From the magical food front: A pumpkin a day keeps colon cancer away?
Could this new study be the perfect excuse for a pumpkin pie diet? —>
Poll: Who's the bigger energy dope?
CNN host Fareed Zakaria starts out his New York Times book review of Dan Yergin’s new energy book with a Bill Gates anecdote. Your task? Vote for the dopiest in that sentence. Continue reading Poll: Who's the bigger energy dope?
Skeptic 'will eat his shorts on live TV' if neutrino researchers are right
“Jim Al-Khalili, Professor of Physics at the University of Surrey, said: ‘Let me put my money where my mouth is: if the CERN experiment proves to be correct and neutrinos have broken the speed of light, I will eat my boxer shorts on live TV.’ reports The Daily Mail.
NYTimes: DOE loan program has 'performed well'
Poor math skills may explain why the New York Times is apparently okay with green jobs that cost $5 million each — and check out our prescription for solar industry success. Continue reading NYTimes: DOE loan program has 'performed well'
Heavy Rains for Obama's Solar Decathalon
Solar pipedreamers and schemers are learning that when it rains, it pours. First it was physics and economics; then Solyndra and now it’s a rainy weekend in Washington DC for the Department of Energy’s Solar Decathalon. The Weekly Standard has the story. Don’t hurt yourself laughing.