Day: September 2, 2011

CFACT victory: Obama scraps EPA ozone regulations In a victory for common sense and the economy: Obama ordered EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson to halt EPA’s planned ozone regulations’

Breaking: Obama asks EPA to withdraw proposed ozone rule: ‘These are rules that would provide no health benefits but cost $1 trillion per year in compliance and kill 7.4 million jobs by 2020’

Editor-in-Chief of Journal Resigns from Fallout Over Spencer’s Paper: Spencer reacts; ‘Peer review is now done by reporters calling scientists and asking their opinion…A sad day for science’

Ozone decision: The final green straw? ‘For green groups, Obama’s retreat on ozone standards is yet another reason to question how aggressively they want to support his reelection in 2012’

Obama tells kids one of the ‘greatest challenges facing’ their generation is ‘climate change’ – ‘That is something we are going to have to really focus on’

  President Barack Obama told Scholastic News Kid Reporters during a TV interview that one of the “greatest challenges facing” their generation is “climate change.” “Another big challenge that your generation is going to face is the environmental challenge,” Obama stated, after citing the economy as another big issue. The interview was conducted by Scholastic […]

Sea Level Nature Trick: ‘Whether we have since 1993, an acceleration is not clear…I think it is unlikely sea-level rise should have just accelerated in year when satellites were put into service’

Forget CO2 and Milankovitch cycles, new study says dust in the wind drives climate: ‘Climate in the past million years determined greatly by dust in Southern Ocean’

The sun shines some light on global warming orthodoxy: ‘Cloud cover is the most important determinant of global warming or cooling’

Study: ‘Climate Forcing from the Earth’s Core’: ‘The significance of this finding is profound because it shows for the first time that core temperatures are forcing climate’

Tropical Storm Irene: ‘When is a hurricane not a hurricane? Well, when it doesn’t blow 64 knots (33 m/sec, 74 mph), because then it’s only a tropical storm’