Month: March 2012

Chu Wind Kabuki: Time to phase-out subsidies

“The industry needs an immediate extension of the Production Tax Credit in order to save U.S. wind manufacturing jobs,” said Denise Bode, CEO of the American Wind Energy Association.” Continue reading Chu Wind Kabuki: Time to phase-out subsidies

Denier Verse: A Montana mechanic throws a wrench into the climate consensus

“The tipping point came when he opened his morning paper and saw carbon and oxygen described as pollution.” Continue reading Denier Verse: A Montana mechanic throws a wrench into the climate consensus

Pioneer Bets On West Texas Shale Oil To Rival Bakken

“Wolfcamp is probably the thickest of any onshore U.S. oil shale play, with up to 1,000 feet of potential payout across hundreds of thousands of acres.” Continue reading Pioneer Bets On West Texas Shale Oil To Rival Bakken

WSJ trashes Mann in review of ‘Mann Kampf’

“Nowhere does Mr. Mann explain why a scientist might be more easily corrupted by a check from, say, a coal company than by one from a politically controlled institution.” Continue reading WSJ trashes Mann in review of ‘Mann Kampf’

Spencer: Slaying the Slayers with the Alabama Two-Step

“A recent article by S. Fred Singer in American Thinker entitled Climate Deniers are Giving Us Skeptics a Bad Name has caused a resurgence of attacks against those of us who believe that the Earth does indeed have a “greenhouse effect” which makes the Earth’s surface warmer than it would otherwise be.” Continue reading Spencer: Slaying the Slayers with the Alabama Two-Step

BaltoSun: Maryland has ‘documented’ threat of flooding from climate change, blames Santorum

Did the climate leave a note? And what did Rick Santorum do? Continue reading BaltoSun: Maryland has ‘documented’ threat of flooding from climate change, blames Santorum