The Detroit Free Press reports: Continue reading Chevy Volt production to be cut in July
Month: April 2012
Citigroup: Subsidy cuts will nearly kill Germany's solar industry
Cap-and-trade to pay for California bullet train
Industry can afford fracking regs, enviros assert
Feds: 'Meteorological March madness' mostly random
USA Today reports: Continue reading Feds: 'Meteorological March madness' mostly random
Gas price volatility, capital expense, pipeline shortage helps coal
The San Antonio News Express reports: Continue reading Gas price volatility, capital expense, pipeline shortage helps coal
Briggs: Climate Denial and Slavery
William Briggs writes: Continue reading Briggs: Climate Denial and Slavery
Gene Maps Are No Cure-All
Mapping the human genome was a hyped exercise in computing power that has produced no discernible health benefits. Not surprisingly, one of its chief proponents (Craig Venter) has now moved into the clean energy scam (developing algae-based fuels). At least this time, Venter is only wasting Exxon’s time and money. Continue reading Gene Maps Are No Cure-All
WashTimes: Abrupt climate-change reversal
The Washington Times editorializes: Continue reading WashTimes: Abrupt climate-change reversal
Carbon Prices Plunge
The Wall Street Journal reports: Continue reading Carbon Prices Plunge
Video: Obama's anti-Romney energy ad
Obama tries scaring voters about “Big Oil” supporting Romney. Continue reading Video: Obama's anti-Romney energy ad
Sackett v. EPA: The real rest of the story
“Last Thursday, E&E reporter Lawrence Hurley published this story on PLF’s landmark victory in Sackett v. EPA. The story is titled “Justice was blind to some facts in Idaho wetlands case,” and the impression one gets from reading it is that Mike and Chantell Sackett should not be viewed as sympathetically as common sense would suggest…” Continue reading Sackett v. EPA: The real rest of the story