pollution
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Trillions of pieces of plastic are creating huge garbage patches in the world’s oceans. One company’s efforts to do something about this problem can lead us to rethink some perceived economic wisdom.
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Climate ChangeEnvironment/EnergyPolitics
Another Answer to Rep. Mike Levin’s Attack on Kevin Dayaratna at Congressional Hearing
by Freedom Pub Editors February 13, 2019The proposed “solutions” for greenhouse gas emissions have very little in common with the solutions for tackling water and air pollution.
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Environment/Energy
Cloning California Car Mandates Will Cost Coloradans Dearly
by Tim Benson and Sen. Kevin Lundberg August 9, 2018In June, Colorado’s term-limited Democrat governor, John Hickenlooper, signed an executive order directing his bureaucrats in the state’s public health department to adopt California’s low-emissions vehicles (LEV) standards
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Budgets/TaxesEnvironment/EnergyFeatured
Here’s Why Congress and Think Tanks Think a Carbon Tax Would be Disastrous
by H. Sterling Burnett June 6, 2018House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., and Rep. David McKinley, R-W.Va., recently introduced a resolution that explains why a carbon tax would harm the economy and why it should not be enacted
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Climate ChangeEnvironment/Energy
The Truth About EPA Chief Scott Pruitt’s ‘Scandals’
by Justin Haskins March 1, 2017Scott Pruitt told CPAC on Saturday that he wants to roll back suffocating Obama-era environmental regulations and return the agency to environmental sanity.
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Federal air quality rules must be based on science – not used to stifle energy and industry.
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Environment/EnergyFeatured
Refuting Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Fact Free Video on Pollution
by Isaac Orr November 29, 2016This blog post is a rebuttal to an alarmingly fact-free video made by Professor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Yes, he is one—I can’t make this stuff up. I’d suggest you watch the…
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Trump supports this proven and safe technology to develop America’s enormous oil and natural gas deposits, create millions of jobs and generate billions in revenues. However, his stance on local veto power is the same as Hillary Clinton’s, though she would also try to regulate fracking into oblivion.
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The recent release of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) 600-page methane rule was the latest skirmish in the war on methane, but the next battle will be felt at your supermarket. According to EPA, the oil and gas industry is the top methane offender, but livestock — especially cattle — is a close number-two, making ranchers and their cattle radical environmentalists’ next targets.
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Last month’s wind-turbine fire near Palm Springs, CA, that dropped burning debris on the barren ground below, serves as a reminder of just one of the many reasons why people don’t want to live near the towering steel structures. In this case, no one was hurt as the motor fire was in a remote, unincorporated area of Palm Springs. But imagine if it was located just hundreds of feet from your back door—as they are in many locations—and the burning debris was raining down into your yard where your children were playing or onto your roof while you are sleeping.
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Environment/EnergyHealth Care
The Cold, Hard Truth About Global Warming Health Myths
by Jay Lehr April 22, 2016Multiple attorneys general in the United States celebrated the country’s 47th annual recognition of Earth Day on April 22 by issuing subpoenas to so-called global warming “deniers” in the preceding weeks.
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Environment/EnergyFeatured
Authors of Fracking Study Dismayed at Good News
by Isaac Orr April 13, 2016A new study published in Environment International indicates hydraulic fracturing, commonly called “fracking,” and the heavy truck traffic that is associated with it would have a negligible impact on air quality if fracking were to be used extensively in the United Kingdom. Interestingly, the authors of the study appear to be a little disappointed with their findings, which may be why they decided to emphasize maximum exposure in a shorter timeframe in their study, rather than exposures over more realistic scenarios.
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Environment/EnergyFeatured
Democrat Delusions On Global Warming Mean They Have Abandoned Blue Collar Workers
by Peter Ferrara December 14, 2015The Democrat Party-controlled-media never report that trace carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is essential to the survival of all life on the planet! Plants need CO2 to grow and conduct photosynthesis, which is the natural process that creates food for animals and fish at the bottom of the food chain. Without CO2, plants would die, and without plants, animals, including humans, would die for lack of food.