Rockefeller unsure if CCS will help coal plants comply with GHG rule

CCS is a pipedream. Continue reading Rockefeller unsure if CCS will help coal plants comply with GHG rule

Dunn/Milloy: The EPA's Unreliable Science

“United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) research on human heath effects of air pollution consistently violates the rules of science and is not admissible in a federal court under the rules of Daubert v. Merrell Dow 509 U.S. 579 (1993). In a previous essay, we discussed the criticisms of EPA policy making and science by Congressman Barton, and here we will discuss how the case of Daubert provides the legal basis for challenging inappropriate and unreliable EPA human effects on public health science.” Continue reading Dunn/Milloy: The EPA's Unreliable Science

NYTimes: 'Deniers will try to derail' EPA power plant rules

Yes, a “denier nation” will derail them by electing a new President and Senate majority leader. Continue reading NYTimes: 'Deniers will try to derail' EPA power plant rules

EPA's Jackson jets to Paris for Agenda 21 planning

Fresh off her proposal to kill the U.S. coal industry through unrealistic greenhouse gas emissions standards, Lisa Jackson will spend the remainder of the week in Paris planning global government, which apparently cannot be done by Skype. Continue reading EPA's Jackson jets to Paris for Agenda 21 planning

Texas wins latest round with EPA in federal court

The Obama EPA loses its third federal court decision in one week. Continue reading Texas wins latest round with EPA in federal court

Sen. Manchin: EPA fully engaged in a war on coal

Pretty mild comments from someone whose state depends on coal. West Virginians should chip in for a course of testosterone injections for Sen. Joe Manchin. Continue reading Sen. Manchin: EPA fully engaged in a war on coal

Lamar Alexander: How To Regulate Greenhouse Gases Up To Congress, Not EPA

U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander Tuesday released the following statement on the Environmental Protection Agency’s issuance of a rule regulating greenhouse gas emissions from new power plants: Continue reading Lamar Alexander: How To Regulate Greenhouse Gases Up To Congress, Not EPA

EPA propagandizes on coal plant emissions standards

The political nature of EPA’s coal plant standards is evident in this media release from EPA — note the activist organizations praising the EPA’s proposed standards. Continue reading EPA propagandizes on coal plant emissions standards

EPA Announces End of Coal: Carbon Pollution Standard for New Power Plants

“EPA is proposing to take common-sense steps under the Clean Air Act to limit carbon pollution from new power plants.” [Emphasis added] Continue reading EPA Announces End of Coal: Carbon Pollution Standard for New Power Plants

Rahn: No more GOP whining about overregulation

“Wake up, congressional Republicans… You have the power to stop it and many other outrages.” Continue reading Rahn: No more GOP whining about overregulation

EPA IG to investigate EPA air science advisers

Sen. Jim Inhofe made the request in August 2011. Steve Milloy’s March 2012 Washington Times op-ed made the IG act. Continue reading EPA IG to investigate EPA air science advisers

Boston Herald: EPA gets comeuppance

“The Idaho case is not the only instance of EPA power-grabbing that needs correction, something Congress too rarely provides.” Continue reading Boston Herald: EPA gets comeuppance