Not that it doesn’t want to, but it claims it needs more information. Continue reading EPA not changing acid rain standards
Day: March 21, 2012
Pine bark beetles: A forest plus or minus?
Do pine bark beetles save more forest than they destroy? Continue reading Pine bark beetles: A forest plus or minus?
Obama to be aided by Saudi oil welfare?
What’s the deal? Continue reading Obama to be aided by Saudi oil welfare?
7 states join opposition to Calif. low-carbon fuel rule
“It is none of California’s business how farmers in Nebraska choose to grow their corn.” Continue reading 7 states join opposition to Calif. low-carbon fuel rule
World Bank: Illegal logging a 'global epidemic'
“Every two seconds, an area of forest the size of a football field is clear-cut by illegal loggers around the globe.” Continue reading World Bank: Illegal logging a 'global epidemic'
The Insanity of Carbon Capture
“When the predominant scientific consensus is one that cannot be proven and is likely fake, then the future is mortgaged to phantasmagoria.” Continue reading The Insanity of Carbon Capture
Obama to visit four states for damage control on energy issues
“The president has approved dozens of pipelines,” Mr. Obama’s top campaign strategist, David Axelrod. Continue reading Obama to visit four states for damage control on energy issues
Fight continues over coal terminal proposed near Bellingham, Wash.; 800 show up for meeting
This is the beginning of the final enviro assault on coal. If we can’t burn it here or export it there, coal will be nowhere. Continue reading Fight continues over coal terminal proposed near Bellingham, Wash.; 800 show up for meeting
Scafetta Paper: Solar and climate oscillations are linked to planetary motion
“These results clearly indicate that both solar and climate oscillations are linked to planetary motion and, furthermore, their timing can be reasonably hindcast and forecast for decades, centuries and millennia.” Continue reading Scafetta Paper: Solar and climate oscillations are linked to planetary motion
'Global warming' gets a rebranding
“We’re going to talk a lot about the health implications of dirty air,” said Heather Taylor, director of NRDC’s political arm. Continue reading 'Global warming' gets a rebranding
Goddard: Winter Temperatures On The Decline In Washington DC
Washington, DC just finished its supposedly warmest winter on record. But Steve Goddard shows that DC winters are nevertheless trending cooler. Continue reading Goddard: Winter Temperatures On The Decline In Washington DC
No, You Still Can't Go Faster Than Light
“Unfortunately, in our increasingly technological world we can expect more sensational errors like the one that, however briefly, challenged the foundation of modern science.” Continue reading No, You Still Can't Go Faster Than Light