West Virginia Redo: Morgantown Reverses Stance on EPA Resolution

It’s hard to believe that there are three government officials in Morgantown, WV who would vote against coal twice. Continue reading West Virginia Redo: Morgantown Reverses Stance on EPA Resolution

Death isn’t an option: climate change activists aren’t waiting for deniers to die

“Younger people don’t have any financial vested interest in climate change, and seeing older people denying it, annoys young people because they are putting profits and lifestyle in front of the future.” Continue reading Death isn’t an option: climate change activists aren’t waiting for deniers to die

NYTimes thinks oil companies bear the cost of tighter emissions standards

No wonder the New York Times is losing money. Continue reading NYTimes thinks oil companies bear the cost of tighter emissions standards

EU Says It’s ‘Flexible’ on Carbon Tax

The walk back of a bad idea begins. Continue reading EU Says It’s ‘Flexible’ on Carbon Tax

Emissions trading: Cheap and dirty

“The linchpin of Europe’s effort to curb global warming is at risk of collapse.” Continue reading Emissions trading: Cheap and dirty

U.S. carbon rules could slam door on new coal plants

“The proposed rule is certainly expected to send the message that coal is dead.” Continue reading U.S. carbon rules could slam door on new coal plants

Job-acide: Stephen Colbert works to kill Keystone XL jobs

Former comedian Stephen Colbert is giving radical green activist Bill McKibben air time tonight to rally the Left against the Keystone XL pipeline. Since when is killing jobs funny? Continue reading Job-acide: Stephen Colbert works to kill Keystone XL jobs

National preach-in on global warming?

“If we are to love our fellow humans, we cannot insist on our own way of consuming ever more energy.” Continue reading National preach-in on global warming?

Global warming blamed for shark attacks

That headline contains about all the evidence there is. Continue reading Global warming blamed for shark attacks

Obama’s 2013 budget: A familiar tune for energy

“American Petroleum Institute President Jack Gerard blasted the proposal to reporters Monday morning. “Unfortunately, his 2013 budget plan returns to the well of bad ideas and backtracks on his State of the Union commitment,” Gerard said.” Continue reading Obama’s 2013 budget: A familiar tune for energy

Obama’s 2013 budget cuts fossil fuel subsidies

A $4 billion whack. Continue reading Obama’s 2013 budget cuts fossil fuel subsidies

Obama 2013 budget for international climate welfare

Promoting “forest governance” and reducing the toll from “extreme weather.” Continue reading Obama 2013 budget for international climate welfare