I wonder why the NatJour headline wasn’t something like, “Can Global Crossing-pirate and Attempted-2004-Election-Fixer Terry McAuliffe Win a Swing State?” Continue reading National Journal: Can Climate-Change Denier Ken Cuccinelli Win a Swing State?
Month: March 2013
Egypt Struck by Swarm of Locusts Ahead of Passover
How long until Michael Mann or Tom Friedman blame this on global warming? Continue reading Egypt Struck by Swarm of Locusts Ahead of Passover
EPA helps friends’ FOIAs, while foes’ are delayed or blocked
Chris Horner bangs away at the EPA. Continue reading EPA helps friends’ FOIAs, while foes’ are delayed or blocked
Chinese air pollution ‘strangling’ movie director creativity
Cuomo delays decision on fracking; Awaits study results that could be years off
Cuomo has apparently fallen for clap-trap from RFK Jr. Continue reading Cuomo delays decision on fracking; Awaits study results that could be years off
WSJ: No More Keystone Excuses
WIll America become Walden Pond? Continue reading WSJ: No More Keystone Excuses
Aussie Commission: ‘Climate on Steroids’
“While it was difficult to predict whether next summer would see more records broken, he said over the next two decades there would be some “really frightening” temperatures in store for the country. Continue reading Aussie Commission: ‘Climate on Steroids’
Military-Warmist Complex: Defense experts say costs of climate change could be staggering
“Even as the country faces severe budget cuts and a slow economic growth, the letter called on public and private sectors to collectively invest in “internationally-backed solutions” to address climate change in the most vulnerable countries.” Continue reading Military-Warmist Complex: Defense experts say costs of climate change could be staggering
Claim: Baby born with HIV ‘cured’
“More testing needs to be done to see if the treatment would have the same effect on other children.” Continue reading Claim: Baby born with HIV ‘cured’
Mystery black-box method used to make ‘all new’ Australian ‘hottest’ ever records
“This summer the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) invented a whole new metric to measure average national heat, which might be all very well except no-one (other than the BOM) seems to know what it is.” Continue reading Mystery black-box method used to make ‘all new’ Australian ‘hottest’ ever records
MTBE: ExxonMobil to begin defense in NH pollution trial
“Lawyers for ExxonMobil claim MTBE did exactly what it was supposed to — replace lead in gasoline and cut smog in compliance with the 1990 Clean Air Act.” Continue reading MTBE: ExxonMobil to begin defense in NH pollution trial
Railroads emerge as alternative to Keystone XL pipeline for moving oil sands from Canada
“Even if foes of the Keystone XL pipeline block it, companies seeking to get Canada’s oil sands to U.S. and world markets could travel the old-fashioned way: by rail.” Continue reading Railroads emerge as alternative to Keystone XL pipeline for moving oil sands from Canada