January 29, 2013 – JunkScience.com

Scottish greens say gov’t in climate denial

Seeking an 80% reduction in power stations emissions apparently isn’t enough. Continue reading Scottish greens say gov’t in climate denial

NYTimes: Drought cheaper than energy taxes for farmers

Not that there’s any link between carbon emissions and weather. Continue reading NYTimes: Drought cheaper than energy taxes for farmers

Utah’s Dr. Jennifer Kious: ‘Air pollution can kill you’

Show us a body, Jennifer. Continue reading Utah’s Dr. Jennifer Kious: ‘Air pollution can kill you’

Texas, Inhofe — that’s it — vote against Kerry

The so-called “climate hawk” was confirmed by the Senate, 94-3. Continue reading Texas, Inhofe — that’s it — vote against Kerry

Horner on whether EPA actually ‘shot down’ his latest lawsuit, as claimed by media

Click here for the original report. Below is Horner’s reply. Continue reading Horner on whether EPA actually ‘shot down’ his latest lawsuit, as claimed by media

Emission trading schemes limit green consumerism

Collectivism backfires (again). Continue reading Emission trading schemes limit green consumerism

EPA chief cuts video spotlighting LGBT employees

Nothing against LGBT-ers but: Our government is broke. LBGT issues have nothing to do with EPA’s mission. Everyone had their problems growing up. What gives? Continue reading EPA chief cuts video spotlighting LGBT employees

EPA denies regional chief used private email for official business

Does deny = “shot down”? We’ll see what Horner says. Continue reading EPA denies regional chief used private email for official business

New claim: Fossil fuel use destroys $9 billion per day

Prepare to be bombarded with a new factoid. Continue reading New claim: Fossil fuel use destroys $9 billion per day

For Some, Views on Global Warming Change With the Weather

“While Republicans and Democrats tended to stick to their guns on whether or not climate change is real, Independent voters quickly changed their mind on the issue as short-term weather patterns blew through, the U.S. researchers found.” Continue reading For Some, Views on Global Warming Change With the Weather