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Frank Graham, Jr.: Fifty Years After Silent Spring, Assault on Science Continues
Don’t get your hopes up – Graham thinks Silent Spring had scientific merit not that it began the environmental assault on science When Silent Spring was published in 1962, author Rachel Carson was...
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Eurozone crisis and US presidential race ‘damaged Rio+20 prospects’
“‘Mother of sustainability’ Gro Harlem Brundtland laments the absence of Barack Obama and David Cameron from the summit“ Brundtland is a seriously looney dipstick so afraid of modernity she believes...
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We need to slash our meat consumption if we expect to feed a population of...
Ah now there’s the thing – we don’t want to reduce the carbon cycle but rather increase it and we are not the least interested in such foolish enterprises as “bioenergy” nor “carbon storage”. The only...
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Relief in Every Window, but Global Worry Too
Elizabeth Rosenthal and Andrew Lehren manage to squeeze in two of humanity’s most absurd fears into this one: “ozone depletion” and “global warming” In the ramshackle apartment blocks and sooty...
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Ehrlich’s ode to another chemophobic misanthrope
Many people have the impression that climate disruption is the worst environmental problem humanity faces, and indeed, its consequences may be catastrophic. But the spread of toxic chemicals from pole...
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Marlo Lewis: EPA’s Carbon Pollution Standard — One Step Closer to Policy...
Today (June 25th) is the deadline for submitting comments on the EPA’s proposed Carbon Pollution Standard Rule, which will establish first-ever New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) for carbon...
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Greenpeace sabotages super-trawler
I so hope they will be punished as though they were real people, lose their tax exemption status and begin paying the price for their antisocial nitwittery. Not very likely with the airheads posing as...
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“Lunatic’s raving” actually seems a bit too polite for this one from David Orr
How to Avoid the Coming Environmental and Economic ‘Perfect Storm’ – It is quite possible that by the year 2100 human life will have become extinct or will be confined to a few residential areas that...
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Lorne Gunter: World Cooling To Global Warming
As the climate-change theory crumbles, expect its supporters to be more vocal in its defence, more insistent that the science is ironclad. Like the cultish followers of any faddish religion when it...
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Green dementia on display: Carbon tax will create green jobs: Milne
Greens leader Christine Milne is proud of the fact her party forced the Gillard government to make polluters pay for the first time from mid-2012. The federal opposition argues Labor’s carbon tax will...
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Going It Alone After the Rio Circus
The works starts now, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon said at the conclusion of the summit on sustainable development in Rio last week. This was about the only UN statement that civil society groups...
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WaPo editorial: The EPA wins, for science’s sake
We’d say that means Congress needs to get off its collective butt and fix this nonsense once and for all, either by preventing USEPA (pronounced usurper?) from considering greenhouse gases or...
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Eye-roller: Coal curse: the black side of the subsidised resources boom
A political economist and an anthropologist engaging in magical thinking. Oh, coal doesn’t contribute as much to GDP as say the insurance and financial services, they say, completely missing the fact...
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McKibben on the Global Warming Hoax
I think this is Bill being funny but he’s always so laughable who can tell? “We can now admit it: global climate change is one big hoax. But let’s give credit to the special effects experts who have...
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Sweltering in the dark: a glimpse into America’s future if the greens have...
Last weekend the Moore household was one of nearly a million homes in the Washington, D.C., area without power. The temperature was between 95 and 105 degrees and it was so humid you felt like you...
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Hmm… it appears I may owe international Greens an apology
Like most everyone I frame my opinions on personal experience, thus I habitually view environmentalists as the most miserable, obstructive, objectionable, people-hating ratbags on the planet. It now...
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Energy rationing: Tory MP calls for personal carbon-trading scheme
The chair of the British Parliament’s energy and climate change committee has called for the launch of a pilot personal carbon allowance (PCA) trading scheme, which could be based in his own...
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Denmark to Lead EU in Going Green
Meh, what can you expect? What with their windmills, North Sea oil and small population… Amidst the on-going roiling European Union debate over the organization’s crisis, politicians in Brussels have...
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Pierre Gosselin: EU Parliamentarian Calls Germany’s Energy Policy...
The European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE) provides a statement on the senselessness of renewable energy in Germany and features a video by skeptic EU Parliamentarian Herbert Reul (Germany)....
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Roger Bradbury: A World Without Coral Reefs
Woe! Gnash! Hand-wring! BS! [whoops did I type that out loud?] “IT’S past time to tell the truth about the state of the world’s coral reefs, the nurseries of tropical coastal fish stocks. They have...
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Left-wingnut Ben Cubby: Coral wonderland at tipping point
Scientists agree the Barrier Reef is fast deteriorating, writes Ben Cubby. A diving expedition to the Great Barrier Reef towards the end of this century is likely to be a weird and disappointing...
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Chip Knappenberger: EPA Overlook Improved Health & Welfare from Greenhouse...
“The [EPA] Proposal ignores the obvious association between increased GHG emissions and positive health and welfare benefits. GHG emissions and improving quality of life are associated because the...
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New cars in Europe may have to cut carbon emissions by one-third
The EU’s proposals for new efficiency standards will have to be accepted by member states and the European parliament New cars and vans in the European Union will produce one-third less carbon dioxide...
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Robert Zubrin: The Population Control Holocaust
There is a single ideological current running through a seemingly disparate collection of noxious modern political and scientific movements, ranging from militarism, imperialism, racism, xenophobia,...
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Another flight of fancy: The Ecology of Disease
“THERE’S a term biologists and economists use these days — ecosystem services — which refers to the many ways nature supports the human endeavor. Forests filter the water we drink, for example, and...
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Green Suicide: EU Energy Chief Oettinger Warns Of Deindustrialisation
Policies governing the European Union’s drive towards a low- carbon economy should not lose sight of the need to retain the bloc’s industrial base, Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger said in a...
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Propaganda fail: Generation X on climate change: Meh
Pre-occupied with careers and families, the Gen Xers – adults in their 30s and 40s – remain almost as indifferent to climate change impacts as their parents Generation X may not be the stereotypical...
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Phil Kerpen: The Crony War on Coal
Natural-gas companies and environmental groups team up to kill affordable energy. In June, the U.S. Senate voted, in effect, to shut down at least 35 gigawatts of electricity-generating capacity, 10...
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Is global warming just another ‘End-of-the-World’ delusion?
New end of the world book treats climate change just like many other end of times worries that have not come to pass. The end of the world is not going to happen within our lifetimes. That’s the word...
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Eye-roller: Better be quick: 10 sites to see before they vanish
YOUR grandkids will never be able to visit the Great Barrier Reef and tourists better get in quick to visit the unique South Australia outback, an environmental website has warned. The iconic reef and...
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Sam Fielding: Australia’s Green Ideological Disaster
Australia is providing a case study in the self-destructive politics of green ideology, when believers of the religion of global warming gain political leverage. Between 1996 and 2007, John Howard...
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Researchers confirm link between economy, ‘green’ advertising
Demonstrating once again that “greenery” is reliant on affordability (making it a luxury good?). Whatever, only societies generating a societal surplus can afford environmentalism. I bet it really...
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Mine Succumbs To Obama’s War On Coal, Ohio
A stop not scheduled during the president’s third visit to the battleground state in four weeks was a coal-mining operation near Brilliant, Ohio, run by Ohio American Energy Inc., a subsidiary of...
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Radical environmentalism growing, report warns; sparks Greenpeace dismissal
There is a “growing radicalized environmentalist faction” in Canada that is opposed to the country’s energy sector policies, warns a newly declassified intelligence report. The RCMP criminal...
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Mischa Popoff: Organic Activists Endanger Your Health
Are organic activists preventing the effective control of mosquitoes in your area? Maybe it’s time to stand up to them, because mosquitoes are more than a mere nuisance; they can be deadly! If you live...
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Luboš Motl reviews “Earth 2100″
“Sorry, I won’t proofread the text below because I found the program extraordinarily stupid and decided that I have already wasted way too much time with it. Apologies for all the mistakes in the text...
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Patrick Moore on the facts and fiction of climate change
Patrick Moore on the Facts and Fiction of Climate Change Thursday, August 9, 2012 – Joseph Cotto, Washington Times “I fear the irrational policies of extreme environmentalists far more than a warmer...
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Andrew Orlowski: Greens wage war on clean low-carbon renewable energy
Geothermal: what the frack is wrong with that? The most promising renewable energy of all is making pro-renewable Greens frightened and angry. It’s geothermal energy, which taps into the natural warmth...
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Despite Chilly Reception, Greenpeace Vessel Approaching Arctic Drilling Platform
Boy’s Own Annual stuff from the greenpeas children: “ON BOARD THE Arctic SUNRISE, The Barents Sea — Each morning at about 9:30, an Illyushin-38 patrol aircraft zooms in from the aft, circles once and...
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To Save Our Ecology, We Must Move Beyond Hope
Finally, a point of agreement. I too believe eco activists are beyond all hope. Fifty years of ‘environmentalism’ and we’re less sustainable. So what do we do now? Did Earth rumble after the Rio+20...
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From Atlazuki to Supermandia, what is it with enviroflakes?
Pretentious, much? A funny thing happened on the way to climate-change policy in Ontario — nearly everyone forgot their elementary-school lesson about photosynthesis and how plants remove carbon from...
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Green Weenie Of The Week: Jerry Brown
I know what you’re thinking: what took so long for Jerry Brown to be awarded our coveted Green Weenie? He certainly deserves a Lifetime Weenie for his record as governor back in the 1970s, and again...
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Video: Obama’s attack on coal industry and employees
West Virginia residents face unemployment, jobs crisis Video about Obama’s attack on the US coal industry. This a direct attack not only on the nation, but each worker and member of the nation’s coal...
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Shade cloth ‘could protect reef from global warming’
Ove seems to be competing with Jimmy for the title of most spectacular involuntary trolley dismount – and he cost me $100 because I wagered this was a spoof piece or inadvertently released April Fools...
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Sarah Wolpow: Telling my children about climate change
These poor kids are apparently being raised by a gibbering lunatic. I had thought the piece was an enviro-spoof – funny and almost plausible but no, this dipstick is actually trying to terrorize her...
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Public relations fail, straight from the green wackos – updated
Even though it is Fathers’ Day in the land Down-Under and I have a father to fete and children with whom to celebrate I must just share some correspondence received, apparently sincerely*, from...
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Bill McKibben: A Summer of Extremes Signifies the New Normal
Ol’ maniacal is sticking to form. Looks like there isn’t an idiotic claim he now won’t make. This summer has seen record heat waves and wildfires in the U.S, the worst flooding in Beijing’s modern...
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Climate Needs To Move To Top Of Political Agendas, Denmark Says
Says the country perhaps most dependent on oil revenue. The fight against global warming should move to the top of the world’s political agenda and the European Union has to lead the shift to...
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Greenpeace pickets Volkswagen’s flashy Golf launch
Environmental activists from Greenpeace picketed the flashy premiere of Volkswagen’s latest Golf hatchback in Berlin’s New National Gallery late on Tuesday, accusing the German carmaker of doing too...
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Andrew Bolt: Waking too slowly from our green daze
How is business meant to plan investments, when the Gillard Government changes its mind so abruptly on taxes and mad multi-billion schemes? Dennis Shanahan: The decision to end the negotiations to buy...
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