Gavin Schmidt, that is. Continue reading NASA’s chief climate scientist admits record warm temps due to El Nino
Nature Commentary: Scientists aren’t sufficiently Marxist
I’m pretty sure that’s the take take home message. Continue reading Nature Commentary: Scientists aren’t sufficiently Marxist
How Vermont beat Big Food
A federal bill to block Vermont’s anti-GMO hysteria has not been taken up by the Senate because the GOP has failed to round up enough farm state Democrats. Continue reading How Vermont beat Big Food
Britain Goes Full Bloomberg With Soda Tax
“In reality, critics say the Conservative government has just introduced another punitive tax on the poor.” Continue reading Britain Goes Full Bloomberg With Soda Tax
Claim: Prenatal exposure to air pollution linked to impulsivity, emotional problems in children
So where were all these problems when US air quality was at its “worst”? Where are they in China and India, now? Continue reading Claim: Prenatal exposure to air pollution linked to impulsivity, emotional problems in children
How Natural Variations Became Environmental Crises: The Numbers Racket
“It is bad enough that EPA and ATSDR intentionally and cynically manipulate the value their official, “safe” exposure levels for the express purpose of deceiving the general public and keeping the fear alive. Continue reading How Natural Variations Became Environmental Crises: The Numbers Racket
Gas to overtake coal this year
“Gas-fired electricity is actually cheaper than coal electricity in many cases.” Continue reading Gas to overtake coal this year
U.S. Coal Sector Faces Reckoning
Peabody Energy may have to seek bankruptcy protection, the latest in a wave. Continue reading U.S. Coal Sector Faces Reckoning
Clinton retracts anti-coal comments
But only privately to West Virginia Sen. Manchin. Continue reading Clinton retracts anti-coal comments
Obama administration offers $66 million to aid coal communities
Because welfare is better than productive work. Continue reading Obama administration offers $66 million to aid coal communities
Serbian coal pollution bill running into billions
Claim: Heavy pollution from coal-fired power stations results in Serbia losing a third of its national wealth annually because of premature deaths caused by poor air quality. Continue reading Serbian coal pollution bill running into billions
Paris pushes EU to ban bee-killing pesticides
France does not want to be the only EU country to ban neonicotinoids. Continue reading Paris pushes EU to ban bee-killing pesticides