U.S. Pledges $20 Million, and Counting, for African “Clean Energy” Projects
The federal government has done such a bang-up job of picking winners in the “clean energy” field here at home (see, e.g., Solyndra)...
The federal government has done such a bang-up job of picking winners in the “clean energy” field here at home (see, e.g., Solyndra)...
RIO DE JANEIRO – A scandalous publicity stunt that saw Rio’s iconic Christ the...
On the last day of the United Nations Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development, virtually...
RIO DE JANEIRO - Communist Chinese diplomat Sha Zukang, in his capacity as Secretary...
RIO DE JANEIRO — Lord Christopher Monckton told The New American in an exclusive...
RIO DE JANEIRO – As the United Nations Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development came...
The New American's foreign correspondent Alex Newman observed firsthand just how disorganized the United...
The New American's foreign correspondent Alex Newman reports from the Rio de Janeiro that...
They’re baack! After two decades, the UN’s eco-globalist faction has returned to Rio de...
Correspondent Alex Newman reports from the “People’s Summit” of NGO activists at Flamengo Park...
Shortly before the start of the United Nations Rio+20 environment Summit this week, former...
Correspondent Alex Newman interviews noted Indian physicist, philosopher, author, and eco-feminist Vandana Shiva at...
The New American's Senior Editor Bill Jasper reports on admissions by ICLEI leaders at...
In this roving interview on June 20, Alex Newman caught up with two leaders...
From his vantage point at the United Nations' Rio+20 sustainability summit in Rio de...
According to United Nations officials and UN-anointed experts who gathered in Rio de Janeiro,...
RIO DE JANEIRO — Amid the thousands of people assembled at the United Nations...
The following article (reprinted here with permission) originally appeared as a chapter in the...
On the occasion of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de...
All visitors to Rio de Janeiro, certainly including the 35,000 arrivals for the 2012...