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What’s The Deal With Global Warming? A CPAC Panel
Heartland Institute President Joseph Bast on Thursday moderated an excellent panel discussion about the current state of climate science at CPAC 2014.
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EPA Attacks Prospect of World’s Largest Copper Mine
I could write every day about some new obscene Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) effort to thwart energy the nation needs, forcing the shutdown more coal-fired plants and the mines that supply them. Goodbye thousands of jobs, goodbye electrical energy. The White House has delayed the construction of the Keystone Xl pipeline to transmit oil from Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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FCC’s Open Internet Order Do-over – Key Going Forward Takeaways
As the dust has settled from the D.C. Circuit’s January 14th decision to vacate and remand the FCC Open Internet Order for another try, and from FCC Chairman Wheeler’s February 19th statement accepting the court’s invitation to propose open Internet rules that could pass court muster, what does it all this mean going forward?
Los Angeles City Council Votes to Treat Much-Safer E-Cigarettes Just Like Dangerous Tobacco Cigarettes
In a closer vote than expected, the Los Angeles City Council today voted not to carve-out an exception for bars in that city’s new ban on public vaping (the use of e-cigarettes, which emit smokeless vapor).
Video: Scott Cleland on Why We Need a New Communications Law
Scott Cleland has released a new video detailing the pressing need in America for a new communications law.
Will the Supreme Court Permit EPA Climate Fraud?
The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in Utility Air Regulatory Group v. Environmental Protection Agency. The case will determine how far EPA can extend its regulatory overreach, to control “climate changing” carbon dioxide from power plants and other facilities – by ignoring the Constitution’s “separation of powers” provisions, rewriting clear language in the Clean Air Act, and disregarding laws that require the agency to consider both the costs and benefits of its regulations and what it is regulating.
The Buck Stops – Where?
Writing in the National Journal, Sam Baker tries his darnedest to minimize some of the effects of Obamacare.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Regulation
Yellowstone’s Bison and Sustainable Management
While some groups are upset by the bison herd management practices used by the National Park Service, it’s important to remember that Yellowstone and the surrounding areas have a variety of interests that need to be taken into consideration.
Why Can’t the Government Take No for an Answer on Net Neutrality?
Network Neutrality is sadly, yet again back from the dead. Because the Barack Obama Administration keeps insisting on resurrecting it.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Science
The Period Of No Global Warming Will Soon Be Longer Than the Period of Actual Global Warming
The actual, observed science of global warming does not justify the costs of reordering the world’s economies.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Science
About that Persistent Polar Vortex
The theory that ‘global warming’ is causing this year’s persistent polar vortex is contradicted by the theory of Rossby waves. This matters.
Cop Candor, Part II: ‘Too Often, In Too Many Courtrooms . . .’
I’m told we’re supposed to respect cops. Aren’t cops supposed to respect us?
Environment/Energy · Featured · Media · Science
Huffington Post Means Well, but Insults Naomi Klein, Gives Heartland Too Much Credit
Huffington Post writer Bill Shireman thinks The Heartland Institute can shape the writing and rhetoric of prominent leftist Naomi Klein. We should be so lucky.
Why It’s So Hard to Sell Climate Change
Is it any wonder that the American public is getting increasingly skeptical about man-made climate change?
Cop Candor: ‘At Least We Didn’t Rape Her’
Remember when nearly every cop car had the words ‘To Protect and to Serve’ emblazoned on it? We don’t see that so much anymore.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Legal Affairs · Media · Science
San Jose Mercury News Hangs Peter Gleick’s ‘Crimes’ Around His Neck
One does not have to wait for history to see Peter Gleick’s legacy. The San Jose Mercury News helped its readers show Gleick for what he is now.
Democrats’ Climate Change Emphasis is Hurting Their Own
The Democrats think that climate change is a winning issue for them in 2014—and, if they handle it correctly, this could be a winning issue for the Republicans.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Politics · Science
Obama Wants to Waste a Billion on Climate Change
There is climate change and it has been going on for 4.5 billion years on planet Earth. It has everything to do with the Sun, the oceans, volcanic activity and other natural factors. It has nothing to do with the planet’s human population.
The Other Union Ruining Schools
Probably the biggest reason for the inner-city atrocity this ad targets is not teachers unions or the “culture of can’t” but the lack of another kind of union: marriages.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Science
A Brutal Chicago Winter, Global Warming, and Just Weather
I’m not so vain to believe this season’s anomalies in Chicago and elsewhere prove a given climate theory. Weather does not equal climate — though that is what the alarmists always say.
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