Oceans Delay Global Warming — Again
Any supposed "global warming" is on temporary hiatus thanks to Earth's deep oceans trapping the sun's heat, according to Colorado's federally-funded National Center...
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Insurance Not Liable for Global Warming Claims
The Virginia Supreme Court has ruled in favor of an insurance carrier in an unprecedented case involving global warming. The court unanimously held...
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Al Gore’s “24 Hours of Reality” Was Unrealistic
Big oil and big coal are destroying the planet. That was Al Gore's message in 24 Hours of Reality, which he wrapped up...
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Light Bulb Ban Forces Remodeling of Easy Bake Oven
The federal government’s ban on the incandescent light bulb impacts even the most unexpected items, including the Easy Bake Oven, made by Hasbro,...
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Physicist Resigns in Opposition to Claims of Manmade Climate Change
On September 13, physicist Dr. Ivar Giaever, a former professor with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the 1973 winner of the Nobel Prize in...
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Climate Change: Global Warming May be Beneficial
"Global warming is more likely to improve rather than harm human health," according to a new study published by three non-profit climate research...
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Al Gore’s “Climate Reality” vs. Reality
Al Gore is launching a day-long live broadcast called 24 Hours of Reality to promote his global-warming message of manmade climate crisis. It...
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FBI Raids Solyndra Headquarters After Bankruptcy Filing
The FBI is investigating bankrupt solar-panel maker Solyndra after the company secured more than $500 million in loan guarantees from the federal government....
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Tea Party Rejects Global Warming
Most members of the Tea Party movement reject the idea that global warming is real, according to a new survey conducted by the...
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Cattle Feeder Says EPA Declared Hay a Pollutant
In a news release last week, the Environmental Protection Agency labeled hay a pollutant, according to the Ranchers-Cattlemen Action Legal Fund, United Stockgrowers...
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Resignation of Climate Change Editor Incites Inquiries
When Wolfgang Wagner resigned from Remote Sensing last week regarding controversial climate change research, it provoked curiosity amongst analysts. According to Wagner, there...
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Solyndra Falls After Acquiring Over $500 Million in Federal Loans
After collecting $535 million in loan guarantees from the federal government, solar technology manufacturer Solyndra is shutting down its operations, as hundreds of...
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Seattle: $20 Million Grant Creates 14 “Green” Jobs
Seattle reaped the benefit of a $20 million federal grant to weatherize homes in one of America’s "greenest" cities, and 16 months later,...
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Feds Raid Gibson Guitar to Save Endangered Foreign Trees
At approximately 8:45 a.m. on August 24, federal agents raided Gibson Guitar Corporation facilities in Nashville and Memphis, making off with an estimated...
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Hurricane Irene Plagues East Coast
Americans on the East Coast of the United States were preparing for the worst as Hurricane Irene finally made landfall in North Carolina....
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