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Regarding the Gulf, What Is Obama Thinking?
by William Yeatman19 July 2010 @ 11:15 am
Here’s something I didn’t expect: Quite a few “green” journalists on the energy policy beat have concluded that President Barack Obama’s moratorium on new drilling in the Gulf is seriously flawed. To be sure, the LA Times editorial board has come out in favor of an extended drilling ban, but among reporters who have spent time in Louisiana, there’s an acknowledgment that the moratorium is hurting livelihoods.
I was recently in Dallas, and there I had the opportunity to speak with a broadcast news journalist who had been reporting from the Gulf. He said the people of Louisiana hate BP, but they really hate the moratorium, and they are vocal about it. This is the same sense you get from the aforementioned liberal…
Read the full storyI was recently in Dallas, and there I had the opportunity to speak with a broadcast news journalist who had been reporting from the Gulf. He said the people of Louisiana hate BP, but they really hate the moratorium, and they are vocal about it. This is the same sense you get from the aforementioned liberal…
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Blowout Prevention Act - Will Rs Get Buyer’s Remorse?
by Marlo Lewis16 July 2010 @ 6:02 pm
Yesterday, the House Energy and Commerce Committee unanimously approved H.R. 5626, Chairman Henry Waxman’s Blowout Prevention Act. Here’s the version of the bill as marked up and approved by the Committee. Here’s the earlier discussion draft on which the Energy and Environment Subcommittee held a hearing on June 30.
Like the discussion draft, the…
Read the full storyLike the discussion draft, the…
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Cooler Heads Digest 15 July 2010
by William Yeatman16 July 2010 @ 11:15 am
In the News
Beyond the Oil Spill
Mario Loyola, National Review, 2 August 2010
A Free Market Energy Vision
Robert Bradley, MasterResource.org, 16 July 2010
Another Rig Leaves the Gulf
Greg Pollowitz, Planet Gore, 15 July 2010
In Contempt of Court
William Murchison, American Spectator, 15 July 2010
Killing the Green Wave
Lorrie Goldstein, Toronto Sun, 14 July 2010
Climategate and the Big Green Lie
Clive Crook, The Atlantic, 14 July 2010
For Left, Gore Still Matters
Darren Samuelsohn, Politico, 14 July 2010
Senate Majority Leader Reid: Cap-and-Trade Is Not in My Vocabulary
Marlo Lewis, GlobalWarming.org, 13 July 2010
Virginia AG Defends Climategate Suit
David Sherfinski, Washington Examiner, 13 July 2010
Alarmism Not Working for Environmentalists
David A. Fahrenthold & Juliet Eilperin, Washington Post, 12 July 2010
News You Can Use
Sea Ice Growing
The Reference Frame this week noted that the…
Read the full storyBeyond the Oil Spill
Mario Loyola, National Review, 2 August 2010
A Free Market Energy Vision
Robert Bradley, MasterResource.org, 16 July 2010
Another Rig Leaves the Gulf
Greg Pollowitz, Planet Gore, 15 July 2010
In Contempt of Court
William Murchison, American Spectator, 15 July 2010
Killing the Green Wave
Lorrie Goldstein, Toronto Sun, 14 July 2010
Climategate and the Big Green Lie
Clive Crook, The Atlantic, 14 July 2010
For Left, Gore Still Matters
Darren Samuelsohn, Politico, 14 July 2010
Senate Majority Leader Reid: Cap-and-Trade Is Not in My Vocabulary
Marlo Lewis, GlobalWarming.org, 13 July 2010
Virginia AG Defends Climategate Suit
David Sherfinski, Washington Examiner, 13 July 2010
Alarmism Not Working for Environmentalists
David A. Fahrenthold & Juliet Eilperin, Washington Post, 12 July 2010
News You Can Use
Sea Ice Growing
The Reference Frame this week noted that the…
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“[Cap-and-trade] is not in my vocabulary” — Reid
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by Marlo Lewis13 July 2010 @ 5:27 pm
“Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid will bring a sweeping energy and climate bill to the floor as early as the week of July 26, including a controversial cap on emissions from power plants,” Greenwire reporter Darren Samuelsohn writes today in Politico.
Except that Reid — like Sens. John Kerry (D.-Mass.), Joe…
Read the full storyExcept that Reid — like Sens. John Kerry (D.-Mass.), Joe…
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Mommy, Are We Beyond Petroleum Yet?
by Marlo Lewis13 July 2010 @ 2:23 pm
No, Sylvester, not even close! As noted in a previous post, on Earth Day (April 22), a Navy F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet became the first aircraft to “demonstrate the performance of a 50-50 blend of camelina-based biojet fuel and traditional petroleum-based jet fuel at supersonic speeds.” Camelina is a non-edible plant in the…
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Cooler Heads Digest 9 July 2010
by William Yeatman09 July 2010 @ 11:18 am
In the News
The Greenhouse Protection Racket
Marlo Lewis, Pajamas Media, 9 July 2010
Climate Change: A Collective Flight from Reality
Roger Helmer, Washington Times, 9 July 2010
Markets, Not Social Values, Should Determine Price of Electricity
William Yeatman & Amy Oliver Cooke, Denver Daily News, 9 July 2010
Climate Clique Looks after Its Own
Gerald Warner, Daily Telegraph, 8 July 2010
Austerity Green: EU Fatigue for Renewables
Matthew Sinclair, Master Resource.org, 7 July 2010
Oil Sands Push Tests U.S.-Canada Ties
Phred Dvorak & Edward Welsch, Wall Street Journal, 7 July 2010
Putting Wind Power into Perspective
Greg Pollowitz, Planet Gore, 7 July 2010
Maryland’s Smart Grid Fiasco
William Yeatman, Baltimore Sun, 5 July 2010
News You Can Use
Hefty Cost of Fuel Switching
Proponents of a carbon tax often claim that natural gas is a…
Read the full storyThe Greenhouse Protection Racket
Marlo Lewis, Pajamas Media, 9 July 2010
Climate Change: A Collective Flight from Reality
Roger Helmer, Washington Times, 9 July 2010
Markets, Not Social Values, Should Determine Price of Electricity
William Yeatman & Amy Oliver Cooke, Denver Daily News, 9 July 2010
Climate Clique Looks after Its Own
Gerald Warner, Daily Telegraph, 8 July 2010
Austerity Green: EU Fatigue for Renewables
Matthew Sinclair, Master Resource.org, 7 July 2010
Oil Sands Push Tests U.S.-Canada Ties
Phred Dvorak & Edward Welsch, Wall Street Journal, 7 July 2010
Putting Wind Power into Perspective
Greg Pollowitz, Planet Gore, 7 July 2010
Maryland’s Smart Grid Fiasco
William Yeatman, Baltimore Sun, 5 July 2010
News You Can Use
Hefty Cost of Fuel Switching
Proponents of a carbon tax often claim that natural gas is a…
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Enron & BP: Global Warming as the Great Distraction
by Marlo Lewis06 July 2010 @ 11:44 am
In a three-part post over at MasterResource.Org, my colleague Robert L. Bradley, Jr. shows that BP has much in common with Enron. Both companies aggressively sought rents (politically-contrived profits) via global warming policies. Both aggressively marketed themselves as green. Both were highly regarded as progressive corporations within the environmental community. Both became disasters.
For both companies, global warming advocacy and greenwashing became…
Read the full storyFor both companies, global warming advocacy and greenwashing became…
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Cooler Heads Digest 2 July 2010
by William Yeatman02 July 2010 @ 1:44 pm
In the News
The All-American Light Bulb Dims, as Freedom Flickers
Deroy Murdock, National Review, 2 July 2010
A Wellspring of Politics, Not Science
William O’ Keefe, Washington Times, 2 July 2010
Running out of Little Green Countries
Chris Horner, AmSpecBlog, 1 July 2010
Blowout Prevention Act Would Blow Out Domestic Production
Marlo Lewis, GlobalWarming.org, 1 July 2010
The Windsurfer’s Windfall
Max Brindle, American Spectator, 29 June 2010
Everyone Knows…Except the Experts
Henry Payne, Planet Gore, 29 June 2010
They Loved BP & Enron
Robert Bradley, MasterResource.org, 28 June 2010
Is Obama Putting Ideology above Science?
Detroit News editorial, 27 June 2010
News You Can Use
Price Tag of Obama’s Moratorium
According to a new analysis by the Heritage Foundation, President Barack Obama’s offshore oil ban, if extended through 2035, would:
Reduce GDP by $5.5 trillion
Reduce the average…
Read the full storyThe All-American Light Bulb Dims, as Freedom Flickers
Deroy Murdock, National Review, 2 July 2010
A Wellspring of Politics, Not Science
William O’ Keefe, Washington Times, 2 July 2010
Running out of Little Green Countries
Chris Horner, AmSpecBlog, 1 July 2010
Blowout Prevention Act Would Blow Out Domestic Production
Marlo Lewis, GlobalWarming.org, 1 July 2010
The Windsurfer’s Windfall
Max Brindle, American Spectator, 29 June 2010
Everyone Knows…Except the Experts
Henry Payne, Planet Gore, 29 June 2010
They Loved BP & Enron
Robert Bradley, MasterResource.org, 28 June 2010
Is Obama Putting Ideology above Science?
Detroit News editorial, 27 June 2010
News You Can Use
Price Tag of Obama’s Moratorium
According to a new analysis by the Heritage Foundation, President Barack Obama’s offshore oil ban, if extended through 2035, would:
Reduce GDP by $5.5 trillion
Reduce the average…
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Blowout Prevention Act Would Blowout Domestic Oil Production
by Marlo Lewis01 July 2010 @ 2:11 pm
Yesterday, the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy and Environment held a hearing on H.R. 5626, the Blowout Prevention Act of 2010. Although the sponsors claim their intent is simply to prevent a disaster like the blowout of BP’s Macondo deepwater well from ever happening again, the bill would…
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Bio Jet Fuel — the Real $600 Toilet Seat?
by Marlo Lewis28 June 2010 @ 12:03 pm
The custom-designed $600 toilet seat for P-3C Orion antisubmarine aircraft — often depicted as the epitome of government waste — is an urban legend.
The “seat” was actually a plastic molding that fitted over the entire seat, tank, and toilet assembly, for which the contractor charged the Navy $100 apiece.…
Read the full storyThe “seat” was actually a plastic molding that fitted over the entire seat, tank, and toilet assembly, for which the contractor charged the Navy $100 apiece.…
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Cooler Heads Digest 26 June 2010
by William Yeatman26 June 2010 @ 11:19 am
In the News
EU Countries Slashing Green Budgets
Patrice Hill, Washington Times, 25 June 2010
Markets Should Drive Colorado Energy Industry
William Yeatman & Amy Oliver Cooke, Denver Business Journal, 25 June 2010
Can a Carbon Cap Pass?
Myron Ebell, Politico, 25 June 2010
Climate Policy Not as Simple as Gore Thinks
Jim Manzi, The New Republic, 24 June 2010
Paul McCartney Compares Climate Skeptics to Holocaust Deniers
Josh Miller, FoxNews.com, 24 June 2010
A New Low for Science-the Black List
Fran Smith, GlobalWarming.org, 23 June 2010
Obama’s BP Time
Michael Lynch, MasterResource.org, 23 June 2010
Anti-Climate Law Initiative Qualifies for November Ballot
Dennis Theriault, San Jose Mercury News, 23 June 2010
Crude Stereotypes
Matt Purple, Spectator, 21 June 2010
News You Can Use
EPA Exposes Energy Independence Myth
Senator John Kerry claims that his cap-and-trade bill, the…
Read the full storyEU Countries Slashing Green Budgets
Patrice Hill, Washington Times, 25 June 2010
Markets Should Drive Colorado Energy Industry
William Yeatman & Amy Oliver Cooke, Denver Business Journal, 25 June 2010
Can a Carbon Cap Pass?
Myron Ebell, Politico, 25 June 2010
Climate Policy Not as Simple as Gore Thinks
Jim Manzi, The New Republic, 24 June 2010
Paul McCartney Compares Climate Skeptics to Holocaust Deniers
Josh Miller, FoxNews.com, 24 June 2010
A New Low for Science-the Black List
Fran Smith, GlobalWarming.org, 23 June 2010
Obama’s BP Time
Michael Lynch, MasterResource.org, 23 June 2010
Anti-Climate Law Initiative Qualifies for November Ballot
Dennis Theriault, San Jose Mercury News, 23 June 2010
Crude Stereotypes
Matt Purple, Spectator, 21 June 2010
News You Can Use
EPA Exposes Energy Independence Myth
Senator John Kerry claims that his cap-and-trade bill, the…
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Life Imitates The Simpsons - again
by Iain Murray25 June 2010 @ 2:05 pm
The Politico reports that Sen. Harry Reid (D.-NV) has hit on a new scheme for passing the chronically unpopular climate legislation that has been languishing since the House passed the Waxman-Markey bill over a year ago. He’s going to attach it to a bill to impose restrictions on drilling:
The Democratic leader’s…
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