Just introduced North Carolina Senate Bill 187 would make EPA’s PM2.5 experiments on humans a serious felony. Continue reading →
Make no mistake: the war against fossil fuels will be intensifying. Continue reading →
FOIA helps expose EPA again. Continue reading →
“The bigger problem is what to do with existing plants, which provide a big chunk of the nation’s electricity and which cannot be shut down quickly or by fiat. Devising a gradual phaseout will require ingenuity and persistence in the face of what are sure to be strong legal and political challenges from industry.” Continue reading →
Earn 4.5% off taxpayers and ripped-off ratepayers. 19x better rate than 2-year U.S. notes. Continue reading →
“Frackademic to Ride Flying Unicorn of Climapocalypse to Washington.” Continue reading →
The shares fell 3.8 percent to $1.16 at 10:21 a.m. in New York. Continue reading →
Sucking up won’t save the large Midwest coal-fired utility. Continue reading →
The Wall Street Journal editorial page explains how EPA may try to implement cap-and-trade on its own. Continue reading →
“Congressional Republicans are already pressing Environmental Protection Agency assistant administrator Gina McCarthy, President Obama’s pick for the agency’s new administrator, on the EPA’s use of secret data to formulate air quality rules.” Continue reading →
JunkScience has been after EPA to do this for 16 years. Continue reading →
Gentleman Joe Barton (R-Tex.) got McCarthy to admit that she didn’t know how much CO2 was in the atmosphere and that she knew of no one harmed by mercury emissions. Continue reading →
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