Environment
Congress Launches Climategate Investigation
Climategate scientists are under congressional investigation in the wake of information gleaned from e-mails pirated from a global-warming research center in England. ...
Obama Commits to Copenhagen, and a “Green” India
Obama’s September trip to Copenhagen to plead with the International Olympic Committee to consider Chicago as host city for the 2016 Summer Games...
Read moreObama Pledges Allegiance to Climate Change
President Obama is planning to promise a significant reduction in United States greenhouse gas emissions at the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference in...
Read moreComa Patient Comes Alive
Wrongly diagnosed as being in a coma and vegetative state for 23 years, a man who was actually conscious but trapped in his...
Read moreGlobal Carbon Dioxide Levels Rise; Temperature Does Not
With the start of the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen only two weeks away, pressure is increasing for industrialized world — and...
Read more“Global Warming” Cannot Face the Facts
As the scientific data used to support theories of anthropogenic (human caused) “climate change” grows more and more tenuous, environmental extremists and their...
Read moreEnvironmentalists Turn Up the Heat for Copenhagen
As next month's United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen draws near, climate-change promoters are flooding the media with news of pending eco-catastrophe....
Read moreClimategate: E-mail Scandal Could Melt Copenhagen Plans
As was reported here previously, the release of thousands of e-mails and documents from a climate research center threatens to expose some of...
Read moreIPCC Researchers Admit Global Warming Fraud
Global warming alarmists are scrambling to save face after hackers stole hundreds of incriminating e-mails from a British university and published them on...
Read moreFrom Rio to Copenhagen: The Earth Summit’s Legacy
In May-June 1992, this correspondent was jammed cheek to jowl with 30,000 greenies in a global mosh pit known as the United Nations...
Read moreScientists Say ‘Whoa!’ on Climate Legislation
More than a few conscientious scientists are trying to call "Whoa!" to the "herd of independent minds" that is using the issue of...
Read moreMassive Iceberg Heralds Antarctic Cooling
Scientists are shocked by a massive iceberg floating into waters near the Australian Island of Macquarie. New Zealand's Otago Daily Times reports that...
Read moreSenate Not Settled on Cap and Trade
Apparently, the Senate will not be voting on “cap and trade” any time soon, and all UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon can do about...
Read moreWolves Will Thrive Despite Recent Hunts
In 1995 the federal government began transplanting Canadian gray wolves into Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. That program touched off a fierce range war...
Read moreFrom Rio to Copenhagen
Seventeen and a half years ago, in May-June 1992, this correspondent was jammed cheek to jowl with 30,000 greenies in a global mosh...
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