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Asia reels from floods as storm whacks Vietnam Fri Sep 30

AP News
Aerosol particles dry out South Asian monsoons: study Thu Sep 29

Reuters News
Entrepreneurs scramble to create best bed bug buster Thu Sep 29

Reuters News
Plants take in more CO2 than thought, study finds Wed Sep 28

Reuters News
Climate skeptics don't 'deny science' Tue Sep 27

Jeff Jacoby

Bill Clinton declared last week that Americans "look like a joke" because leading Republican presidential contenders decline to embrace the agenda of the global-warming alarmists. Presumably he had in mind Texas Governor Rick Perry, who says that "global warming has been politicized" and calls claims of a decisive human role in climate change an unproven theory. "You can't win the nomination of a major political party in the US," fumed the former president, "unless you deny science?" ... more
Delaware's Very Own Solyndra Mon Sep 26

Paul Driessen

Delaware’s political establishment thinks First State electricity consumers should subsidize the manufacturing of super-sized fuel cells, under the auspices of California-based Bloom Energy, to replace natural gas and coal-fired power plants in generating electricity. ... more
First African woman to win Nobel Peace Prize dies Mon Sep 26

AP News
EU eases cap-and-trade plan for airlines Mon Sep 26

AP News
Obama Rips Up the Constitution Tue Sep 20

Robert Knight

Let’s take a look at what Barack Obama, like any president, is empowered to do and see if it squares with his actions. ... more
Victory is Sweet, but the War Continues Mon Sep 19

Paul Driessen

Millions of Americans recently celebrated the demise of the Environmental Protection Agency’s job-killing ground-level ozone regulations. While a toast was appropriate, we shouldn’t drink too much champagne just yet. ... more
Trying to Snooker Smucker Wed Sep 14

Paul Driessen

Climate alarm campaigners make pitiful case that manmade climate change threatens coffee ... more
Our Least Sustainable Energy Option Thu Sep 1

Paul Driessen

From a land use, economic, environmental or raw materials perspective, wind is unsustainable. ... more
Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sun Aug 28

John Ransom

I like to rattle the cage about liberal politicians. I think people need to have their cages rattled. In fact, I think we go easy on most of the people in charge. That includes voters who voted for Obama because they were blinded to the truth about how awful he was. It really should have been obvious to everyone. He is who we said he was. ... more
America's Full of Energy Sun Aug 21

Mark Baisley

Perhaps the most attractive feature of migrating our automobiles to compressed natural gas would be transferring the investment of capital and jobs into the American economy, finally breaking our foreign oil dependence. ... more
Climate Change Alarmist Alarmed They're Wrong Sun Jul 31

Marita Noon

Addressing the declining public alarm about global warming, Edward Maibach, director of the Center for Climate Change Communication at George Mason University, said, “The erosion in both public concern and public trust about global warming should be a clarion call for people and organizations trying to educate the public about this important issue.” ... more
What's Really Killing Carbon Capture and Storage? Sun Jul 31

Paul Driessen

Frustrated that Congress refused to enact cap-tax-and-trade, President Obama unleashed EPA to promulgate thousands of pages of rules governing carbon dioxide, “toxic” pollutants that have already been reduced dramatically, “cross-state transport” of emissions, and other power plant operations. All tout health claims based on virtual reality computer models, cherry-picked research and illusory benefits. ... more
Satellite Data Blows Hole in Gobal Warming Sat Jul 30

Mike Shedlock

Some people have attacked the credibility of the Forbes article. I knew in advance they would. They miss thr real point. The real point is about the silliness of cap-and-trade as a solution. ... more
Global Warming Panel to Earth's Rescue, on Our Dime Tue Jul 26

Rachel Marsden

Hundreds of United Nations global warming scientists just met in France via Earth-destroying air travel, ironically at a time of unseasonably cool temperatures across France, to once again justify their funding. ... more
Where Are All the New Jobs? Sat Jul 16

John C. Goodman

Why aren’t employers hiring more workers? Why are so many people seeking work unable to find anything other than part-time positions or temporary employment? And that’s when they can find a job at all. ... more
Obama’s Assault on the Rule of Law Tue Jul 12

Robert Knight

When Tim Geithner whipped out his pocket Constitution in May to address the debt ceiling issue, the rivers in Hades must have been packed with ice skaters. ... more
The UN's Climate of Desperation Sat Jul 2

David Rothbard

As the UN wrapped up its recent climate conference in Bonn, Germany, talks organizer Christiana Figueres proclaimed that climate change is the “the most important negotiation the world has ever faced.” ... more
Clearing the Air Sat Jun 25

Paul Driessen

Not only are EPA's mercury claims fraudulent. They are scaring people away from eating fish, which are rich in essential fatty acids. In other words, EPA is actively harming people's nutrition and health. ... more
Clearing the Air Sat Jun 25

Paul Driessen

Not only are EPA's mercury claims fraudulent. They are scaring people away from eating fish, which are rich in essential fatty acids. In other words, EPA is actively harming people's nutrition and health. ... more
Carbon and Carbon Dioxide: Clearing Up the Confusion Sat Apr 30

Paul Driessen

We are constantly bombarded with information – much of it inaccurate, misleading, even deliberately so. ... more
Wait. Who's the Extremist? Wed Apr 13

David Harsanyi

All of you yahoos who support Rep. Paul Ryan's budget plans aren't just misguided anymore; you're nihilists. ... more
Moral Monsters in Afghanistan and Moral Idiocy in America Tue Apr 12

Dennis Prager

Given the preoccupation of the American media with the possible closing down of the American government, and the preoccupation of American and world media with Japan's travails and the revolts in the Arab world, many Americans may have missed the news about the April 1 massacre of United Nations employees in Afghanistan. ... more