Then-Goldman Sachs CEO Hank Paulson was, after all, chairman of the Nature Conservancy. Continue reading Climategate 2.0: Alarmists looked to ally with Goldman Sachs
Category: Business & Capitalism
Don’t be ‘clean’: Google abandons renewable energy project
Larry has turned the Page on Google’s “Renewable Energy Cheaper than Coal” project. Continue reading Don’t be ‘clean’: Google abandons renewable energy project
Solomon: Green Insurance Fraud
Climate alarmism is an excuse for jacking up insurance premiums to make up for the industry’s failed investments. Continue reading Solomon: Green Insurance Fraud
Wind industry reaps what it sows
There’s a reason General Electric is building a wind farm in Mongolia. Continue reading Wind industry reaps what it sows
Entergy CEO: Carbon tax to reduce deficit, help poor
Another CEO with an abysmal understanding of history, economics and science — and a need for a psychological counseling. Continue reading Entergy CEO: Carbon tax to reduce deficit, help poor
Sustainable insurance?
“Cap and trade” is dead. “Clean energy” mandates are dying. Is the future of coercive environmentalism called “sustainable insurance”? Continue reading Sustainable insurance?
This couch is more comfortable but that one is greener…
Is this really how businesses think consumers will evolve? Continue reading This couch is more comfortable but that one is greener…
Scoundrel CFL makers lobby against consumers
Light bulb makers, in the form of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, will be testifying against a repeal of the 2007 federal light bulb law on March 10 before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. The trade group and its member firms have been making their lobbying rounds on Capitol Hill this week. According to the Clean Energy Report,
In arguing for keeping the standards, industry is citing the potential for any repeal to increase energy costs for consumers and undercut years of preparation by the industry for the new standards.
There is no evidence that these standards are anything but a giant consumer rip-off — i.e., we pay more for faulty and inferior bulbs under the false guises of saving the planet from global warming and energy efficiency.
Who wants to sponsor a “Boston light bulb party”?
Shell wants you to walk
At the annual Rentseekers Ball (aka the Wall Street Journal’s ECO:nomics Conference), Royal Dutch Shell gave attendees room-warming gifts — pedometers, with a note that was headlined “Take the First Step.” If they want us to reduce greenhouse gas emissions so much, why do they sell us gasoline?
Arizona Public Service proposes ratepayer rip-off
Arizona Public Service is proposing a rate package that includes “decoupling” — i.e.: Continue reading Arizona Public Service proposes ratepayer rip-off
EPA-GE waiver story not over yet
Kudos to Tim Carney for exposing the EPA’s greenhouse gas emissions waiver for the proposed Avenal (CA) power plant which intends to buy gas and steam turbines from General Electric. Continue reading EPA-GE waiver story not over yet