As with everything “green,” the claim that Britain went coal-free from May 17-31 is false. As it turns out, Britain imported coal-fried power from the Netherlands where the CO2 tax is about half.

You can’t fire federal employees very easily. But you can reassign them. Christopher Grundler, the EPA official in charge of the office involved in the rigged testing of glider trucks is being reassigned to other duty.

Continue reading WINNING: EPA official involved in rigged glider truck testing reassigned
Lead hysteria hits Paris. There is no need for French families to worry. Like shootin’ poisson in a barrel.

Continue reading False alarm over lead exposures from Notre Dame fire
The fake news media is on a never-ending mission to make the public believe the world is ending because of manmade CO2 emissions. Today Axios.com links a spate of gray whale deaths to climate. But…

Continue reading No… global warming is not killing gray whales
From Axios.com this morning. Fake Nobelist Michael Mann admits climate models are a fail. No public policy should be based on them.

The Washington Post‘s climate-bedwetting weather crew calls itself the Capital Weather Gang (Twitter: @capitalweather). Check out my Twitter exchange with them last night.

The trade press publication E & E News today drew attention to the Steve Milloy-authored Energy and Environment Action Team publication, “The Plan Is… No Plan: Why the GOP Shouldn’t Do Anything on Climate.” If you read the E & E News report, you’ll find out why climate bedwetters ultimately stand to lose the contest. See if you can figure it out. I reveal the answer at the end.

Continue reading Media explains why climate skeptics are going to win
“This historical evaluation suggests that the EPA did not want to have its hands tied or its scientific image affected by statements from the 1960 BEAR Genetics and Medicine Panels that there was too much uncertainty to estimate cancer risk in the low dose zone. Their comments were simply ignored and swept under the regulatory rug.”

ExxonMobil is a great and historic company. More importantly, it sells a great product. There is no question about that.
But ExxonMobil’s management? Well… that’s a different story.
Since 2006, when Rex Tillerson became CEO, ExxonMobil has been supporting if not promoting climate alarmism. Tillerson hoped to score political correctness points and to gain competitive advantage via regulation, which favors big companies over small ones. Climate could also be used to advantage against the coal industry.
Current CEO Darren Woods, who took over from Tillerson in 2017, has not backed off promoting climate alarmism, despite the election of climate skeptic President Trump and his policies to unleash the American energy sector.
The question to be addressed here is: Does ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods’ promotion of climate alarmism break the law?
Continue reading ExxonMobil produces 3.8 million barrels of climate disinformation a day