Mourdock trounces Lugar, challenged incumbent on Global Warming and UN

By Kevin Mooney — Richard Mourdock, the man who defeated long-time Senator Richard Lugar in Indiana’s Republican primary with 60 percent of the vote, is opposed to big government at home, and big government abroad. During a conference call organized by Americans for Limited Government (ALG) last week, Mourdock made it clear that he would safeguard American sovereignty and independence. [...]

Upcoming United Nations Summit Repackages Global Warming Agenda Under the Guise of “Sustainability”

By Kevin Mooney — Suddenly the concept of “sustainability” is very much in vogue in the run-up to yet another United Nations climate conference scheduled for June. But the idea that life on earth can only be sustained by limiting population growth is not new, it has actually been around for some time. “The power of population is indefinitely greater [...]

Energy Innovations in Louisiana Could Guide Policy Changes in the Northeast

By Kevin Mooney — Manufacturing jobs are coming back to Louisiana thanks to innovations in the energy industry that pressure groups in the northeast are attempting to block. The substantial deposits of natural gas that are now available could create about 35,000 jobs in the state as key industries mobilize to exploit these resources, according to the American Chemical Council [...]

Labor Department’s green folly

By Rick Manning — The Labor Department’s green jobs training debacle unearthed by the Department’s own Inspector General reveals that the program has failed miserably to achieve its goals.  The Labor Department initially claimed that 79,854 would get jobs, while only 8,035 found employment.  Even worse, only 1,336 of the trainees who found employment still had the job six months [...]

Delaware’s very own Solyndra

By Paul Driessen and John Nichols — Delaware’s political establishment thinks First State electricity consumers should subsidize the manufacturing of super-sized fuel cells, under the auspices of California-based Bloom Energy, to replace natural gas and coal-fired power plants in generating electricity. The politicos want to build a factory in Newark, where rail service is available to ship Bloom’s 10-ton, 100-kilowatt, [...]

23.09.2011 in Energy, Green Energy, Politics by Rebekah Rast 0

The not so green side of green energy

By Rebekah Rast — You could safely say that the environment and environmental concerns are a priority for this administration. Agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) see fit to regulate and over-regulate every aspect of the environment including air, water, soil and everything in between.  Knowing that your drinking water is safe to drink is a good thing, but [...]

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