Long, Cold Winter Makes Senator Look Like a Fool
This year’s long, cold winter is making the U.S. Senate’s top global warming alarmist, liberal Democrat Sheldon Whitehouse from Rhode Island, eat his words and play the part of a fool.
Category: Environment/Energy
Opinion Poll Shows Climate Change Matters (Sort of)
After more than two decades of hearing nothing about climate change except radical environmental activists’ hype, fear-mongering, and misinformation parroted by a compliant media complex, it is little wonder most of the public believes the changing climate is due to human action and will be bad for future generations. Belief, however, doesn’t make claims true.
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Education · Environment/Energy · Featured · Health Care · Internet/Telecom · Tobacco
Heartland Weekly: Arizona House Panel Rejects Common Core
If you don’t visit Somewhat Reasonable and the Heartlander digital magazine every day, you’re missing out on some of the best news and commentary on liberty and free markets you can find. But worry not, freedom lovers! The Heartland Weekly Email is here for you every Friday with a highlight show.
The Bloom is Quickly Fading for Renewable Energy in America and Europe! Finally!
Increasingly over the past decade both federal and state governments have given special subsidies to, provided tax advantages for and mandated the use of solar energy as a solution to environmental concerns and the need for greater domestic energy independence.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Government · Science
Man’s Folly to Curb C02 Emissions Contiunes to Advance Unabated
Will man’s folly over CO2 end up banning cars, limiting living space, and stripping citizens of personal freedoms, all for the purpose of creating a world some politicians envision as necessary to control the population? Or will facts that dispute the global warming alarmists be given equal publicity and consideration by the media and responsible officials?
Environment/Energy · Featured · Podcast
Heartland Daily Podcast – Lord Christopher Monckton: The Climate Debate (Part 2/2)
In this edition of the Heartland Daily Podcast, Research Fellow H. Sterling Burnett sits down with Lord Christopher Monckton to talk about the most recent developments in the climate change debate. Lord Christopher Monckton is among the most prominent, visible and vocal climate skeptics on the planet.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Podcast
Heartland Daily Podcast – Lord Christopher Monckton: The Climate Debate (Part 1/2)
In this edition of the Heartland Daily Podcast, Research Fellow H. Sterling Burnett sits down with Lord Christopher Monkton to talk about the most recent developments in the climate change debate. Lord Christopher Monckton is among the most prominent, visible and vocal climate skeptics on the planet.
Economics · Environment/Energy · Featured · Government · Regulation
What’s Next for the Keystone Pipeline?
After six years of dithering, the Keystone pipeline project has finally cleared both the Senate and the House with strong bipartisan support—mere percentage points away from a veto-proof majority. Now it goes to the White House where President Obama has vowed to veto it.
Hating Humanity by Opposing Science
They don’t want to admit it, but we know it’s true. There are countless organizations that hate humanity enough to do everything in their power to put a stop to anything that might benefit it. Their focus is on the use of science to improve and protect our lives.
Weather Bulletin #7, February 17, 2015
Much of New England, especially Boston, has been slammed with severe cold and blizzard conditions approaching record proportions. This past weekend’s blizzard in New England packed power of a category[…]
Environment/Energy · Featured · Media · Science
Who’ll Stop the Rain? Not Bill Nye
I have no idea where Mr. Fogerty stands on any of the issues of the day, but to me this song has always represented a true free-thinking man’s challenge to authority in pursuit of the truth. A song is valuable when both sides think it’s an anthem for them.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Politics
John Kitzhaber: Good Riddance to a Bad Apple
I come not to praise but to bury scandal plagued Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber, who was forced to resign amidst the growing weight of public scandals, ethics investigations and criminal proceedings concerning political payoffs related to various green energy schemes and the governor ha pushed.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Media · Science
What to Call a New York Times Reporter of Climate Science?
The idea that the causes of climate change are now just as well established as gravity or the non-flatness of the Earth (or that ulcers are caused by too much stress and spicy food, too?) is so ridiculous that only young school children could be indoctrinated with such silly tripe.
Brian Williams’ Tall Tales vs. Embellished Global Warming Personalities
What made Brian Williams inject himself into an Iraq war incident? Perhaps the reason is as simple as a juvenile desire to remain in the center of adoring attention. When prominent personalities in the global warming issue say things about themselves that isn’t accurate, that’s a whole other ballgame.
Isaac Orr “Will Fracking Make My Water Catch On Fire?”
Isaac Orr, a Research Fellow for energy and environmental policy gave a talk on hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and frac sand mining in Appleton, Wisconsin as part of the Fox Valley Conservative Forum series.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Government
UN promotes Global Warming Consistent with Agenda 21
What should citizens do when confronted with an intrusive, all encompassing government agenda that will eventually affect every aspect of their lives? That is the question we need to be addressing, because United Nations Agenda 21 is a reality, and it already has many countries, including the United States, complying with its mandates.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Government · Science
Vilifying Realist Science – and Scientists
Things are not going well for Climate Chaos, Inc. The Environmental Protection Agency is implementing its carbon dioxide regulations, and President Obama wants to make more Alaska oil and gas prospects off limits. But elsewhere the climate alarm industry is under siege – and rightfully so.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Podcast
Heartland Daily Podcast – John Eick: What is ALEC?
In today’s edition of the Heartland Daily podcast, Managing Editor of Environment & Climate News H. Sterling Burnett talks with John Eick. Eick is the Director of the American Legislative Exchange Council’s (ALEC) Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force.
2014– Hottest Year Ever Recorded? Look!
You can see immediately that 2014 is not the hottest year among even the last 18 years. Not by a long shot. Why is this chart be so different from the widely reported announcement in January by NOAA and NASA that 2014 was the hottest ever (“ever” being just since 1880, when records began)?
Environment/Energy · Featured · Politics
Open Letter to Founding EPA Administrator William Ruckelshaus
FACTS: The globe is not warming alarmingly. In fact, it has been cooling for at least a decade. Sea levels are not rising abnormally. Fossil fuels are not a significant Climate Change factor. There is no empirical evidence that supports the AGW hypothesis. Our national energy policy is in disarray.
NEWS: The Heartlander- Naomi Oreskes Warps Climate Skeptic History March 2, 2015
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- Solar Power Lobbyists Seek to Subvert Florida Tea Party March 2, 2015
- Report: States Bet on Medicaid Loophole to Boost Revenue March 2, 2015
- Florida Liberals, Conservatives Team Up for Solar February 27, 2015
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- Update on the New York Times/Ron Fournier Epic Fail
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