Environment
EPA Issues First-ever Regulations on “Fracking”
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Wednesday unveiled its first-ever regulations to curb air pollution from hydraulic fracturing, the drilling process commonly known...
Himalayan Glaciers Expand, Challenging IPCC’s Credibility
A new scientific study of the Himalayan glaciers is raising fresh doubts about the troubled theory of manmade climate change, and could renew...
Read moreObama’s Latest Executive Order Forms “Fracking” Oversight Group
President Obama drew praise from the energy industry on Friday after issuing an executive order to amend federal oversight procedures of hydraulic fracturing...
Read moreFormer Astronauts Protest NASA’s Global Warming Activism
The theory of a human cause for global warming received another serious setback as dozens of former NASA scientists and astronauts called upon...
Read moreChu Claims Mounting Evidence of Climate Change to Support Green Agenda
Energy Secretary Steven Chu is claiming that scientific evidence for climate change is as convincing as ever — a comment that arrives just...
Read moreTexas GOP Blasts United Nations Agenda 21
As the United Nations prepares for its next global conference on “sustainable development” in June, the Texas state GOP recently followed in the...
Read moreWere March Temperatures Proof of Global Warming?
Record warm temperatures throughout mid-March have had at least one predictable outcome: the global warming alarmism is back in fashion this Spring. Despite...
Read moreEPA Rule Proposes First-Ever Carbon Limits on Power Plants
The Obama administration is surging forward with a first-of-its-kind EPA rule for new power plants, in what Republicans and industry groups say will...
Read moreResearch Shows Globe Has Warmed and Cooled Naturally in Past
From about A.D. 950 to 1250, the North Atlantic region of the globe experienced a period of higher-than-normal temperatures. Known as the Medieval...
Read moreGreen Climate Fund Demands Diplomatic Immunity
If the Green Climate Fund (GCF) has its way, its actions will — like those of the United Nations — soon be considered...
Read moreLabor Department Issues First-Ever Green Jobs Report
In a new, first-ever analysis, the Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) issued a report showing that there were 3.1 million "green"...
Read moreObama Bolsters Support for Clean Energy at Nevada Solar Plant
President Obama embarked on a four-state energy tour this week and made his first stop in Boulder City, a Nevada town about 20...
Read moreGermany Cuts Subsidies to Floundering Solar Industry
Germany — once a global leader in the race for reliance on “alternative” forms of energy — has discovered that no amount of...
Read moreReselling Climate Change to Voters Without Saying So
Since the notion of manmade climate change has been debunked by a number of experts, the dialogue on the subject has undergone some...
Read moreIrving, Texas, Becomes Latest City to Drop ICLEI & UN Agenda 21
Officials in Irving, Texas, recently decided not to renew the city government’s membership in a highly controversial organization known as ICLEI, an international...
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