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- Biden: ‘The reason why gas prices are up is because of Russia, Russia Russia, Russia’ – Blames ‘food crisis’ on Russia too
- ‘EPA loses – America Wins’: Supreme Court rules against overreach by EPA
Statement on the ruling by CO2 Coalition Chair William Happer: "The decision is a very welcome reaffirmation of the Constitutional rights of citizens of the United States. Untouched is the question of whether the Constitution allows Congress to make scientifically incorrect decisions by majority vote, for example: that carbon dioxide, a beneficial gas that is essential to life on Earth, is a pollutant."
- It’s Official: Supreme Court reins in EPA on Clean Power Plan!
- Biden Energy Sec. Granholm triples down on ‘green’ as ‘the only way out’ of high gas prices
- Biden administration report shows massive fossil fuel industry job losses
A spokesperson for a petroleum association says the Biden administration has worked 'overtime on restricting American natural gas and oil production'
The Department of Energy (DOE) report found that the fuels technology sector experienced job losses totaling 29,271 jobs in 2021, a 3.1% year-over-year decline, with the majority coming in the fossil fuel industry. Onshore and offshore petroleum companies shed 31,593 jobs, a 6.4% decline, the coal industry lost 7,125 jobs, down 11.8% year-over-year, and fossil fuel extraction jobs declined by 12%.
- Since 1883, ‘the administrative state…has designed policy, made policy, structured policy, implemented policy, & interpreted policy while operating outside the control of Congress, president, & judiciary’
The administrative state for the better part of a century, and really dating back to the Pendleton Act of 1883, has designed policy, made policy, structured policy, implemented policy, and interpreted policy while operating outside the control of Congress, the president, and the judiciary. The gradual rise of this 4th branch of government – which is very much the most powerful branch – has reduced the American political process to mere theater as compared with the real activity of government, which rests with the permanent bureaucracy.
- Hurricane risk is real for offshore wind
- Biden is Band-Aiding Again: This Time With a Gasoline Tax Holiday
- Goodbye, climate agenda! Fracking could restart in weeks in Britain – ‘Use all the tools at our disposal to ensure our energy security’
- ‘Climate pledges abandoned’ as gas & coal make comeback in Europe – ‘A striking reversal of commitments’
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Climate Activist Prof. Dessler seeks to eliminate record-breaking 1930s EPA heatwave chart
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Media’s claim that Lake Mead is shrinking due to ‘climate change’ DEBUNKED
Steve Milloy: Today’s elevation is not all that different from the low points of 1956 and 1965 (about 1,090 feet, shown in first graph), especially when you consider the increases in water use and human management of reservoir levels over time. No doubt that drought is affecting Lake Mead. But Western drought is natural (the region is a desert, after all), and Lake Mead was comparably low more than 100 ppm CO2 ago.
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Flashback 2007: Inhofe Spokesman Morano: ‘CO2 is not an air pollutant and should not be treated as one’
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Lab-Grown Meat: Investors Love It, But Scientists Question Safety
Bill Gates, Sir Richard Branson, Hollywood actors, venture capitalists — they’re all pushing lab-grown meat as the solution to world hunger and environmental sustainability, but scientists last week told a panel of experts they have serious concerns about the product’s safety.
