ESR spotlight on Global Warming/Environment issues

Recent articles about Global Warming/Environment issues that have run in Enter Stage Right

All pain, no gain: Restricting and taxing energy use to prevent speculative climate disasters will be disastrous, writes Paul Driessen

Barack Obama's suicide mission to Copenhagen: The word is beginning to get out, says Tom DeWeese. The proposals that came out of Copenhagen over climate change are about control

Greens again bait and switch on energy: Yet again environmentalists are reversing themselves on an issue and no one is calling them to account for it...nobody except for Dennis T. Avery

Extreme activists take the reins at EPA: Proof that the EPA is in the hands of fanatics is the gamesmanship being played over the proven safe herbicide atrazine, write Alex Avery and Dennis T. Avery

An established myth: Daniel M. Ryan argues that those who believe in human-caused climate change are essentially the same breed as the end of times millennial we saw a decade ago

What's the real cost of global warming taxes?: There are a lot of numbers being thrown around and Dennis T. Avery says they don't take into account some important factors

Bill Gates bets a billion on ag research: Dennis T. Avery has nothing but praise for a recent announcement by the Microsoft co-founder that he'll support biotech research to improve farming yields

Choosing America's future: A new environmental treaty being negotiated in Copenhagen will determine what America will be in the future, argues Henry Lamb

Environmental facts the greens will never mention: Tom DeWeese points to a few recent new stories that environmentalists will be loathe to mention in their speeches

Get ready for the deluge: There's been a lull of it lately but Henry Lamb says the coming weeks will see a downpour of climate change related claims and news stories

None dare call it fraud: Paul Driessen asks what if we applied corporate standards to the "science" that is driving global warming policy?

There's a chill in the air: E. Ralph Hostetter takes a look at some recent reports and finds that the problem of "global warming" isn't one that we need to fear

Saving the Earth by hating humanity: Alan Caruba argues that the real message environmentalists send is that they simply hate humanity

Little fish, big problem: E. Ralph Hostetter reports that the farmers of the San Joaquin Valley are under attack by the federal government over the fate of a minnow

Drought: The real and unstoppable danger of global warming: Regardless of whether climate change is caused by humans or the sun, it will produce droughts. Dennis T. Avery says we'll need to produce more food

Science to save the Chesapeake Bay: Environmentalists may talk a good talk about saving stuff but it's always science that comes in and saves the day, writes Dennis T. Avery

Borlaug: Feeding the hungry, saving the wildlife: The recent passing of Norman Borlaug gave the world a chance to remember the incredible gift he gave humanity, writes Dennis T. Avery

Adapting to climate change through technology: Paul Driessen talked to Norman Borlaug just a few weeks before his passing and as always it was an illuminating conversation

Saving trees with kerosene: Want to save trees around the world? Dennis T. Avery says give poor people kerosene and you'll do just that

Britain donating millions for biotech crops (but not in Britain): Dennis Avery applauds Britain for helping Third World nations with their food needs but wonders about their greater anti-science stance

Trying to replay the 1980's salmon crisis: Everything old is new again and Canadians are about to experience a salmon crisis that isn't being caused by what you think it is, says Dennis T. Avery

I accuse!: In the spirit of Emile Zola, Alan Caruba has a list of people he wants to call out over their words and policies over the issue of climate change

Questions to ask at town hall meetings: Americans are using the town hall meetings to demand answers about health care reform. Paul Driessen says there are other things to ask questions about as well

Your carbons or your life: A look at the death dealers for a better tomorrow: Paul A. Ibbetson says Barack Obama's cap and trade scheme is no different than a robber confronting you and demanding your money or your life

Sustainable development: The root of all our problems: Tom DeWeese believes that the reason for America's problems -- government related at any rate -- are the expansionist policies of sustainable development

Giving up meat to save the planet?: Would giving up meat actually save the planet? Dennis T. Avery says the facts don't support the claim

Organic food: Just a superstition: Think you're eating better if you're eating organic? Dennis T. Avery says yet another study has proven you're only paying more

Forests of concrete and steel: Many words could describe wind energy and green jobs. "Sustainable" is not one of them, says Paul Driessen

Wildlife "keeping up" with climate change: The media is filled with worries about how animals will deal with climate change. Dennis. T. Avery says not to worry

NY Times targets renewable energy: Everybody wants renewable, clean energy these days so Dennis T. Avery doesn't understand why one newspaper wants an end to hydroelectric power

The commissars of cool: Mark Alexander says Americans don't know what they're getting into with Barack Obama's cap and trade policy

They've discovered gold in hell... or how the lie of global warming became the most powerful political force in human history: Tom DeWeese says a bit of folklore explains how the climate change orthodoxy became so politically powerful

Australia leads media debate on global warming: In Australia there is something happening that doesn't appear to be in North America: Dennis T. Avery says its debate about global warming

Weather malarkey: Alan Caruba says a new report absolutely destroys the "evidence" that the climate change orthodoxy has brought to the debate

Obama has launched the green trade war: It's already begun, reports Dennis T. Avery. Environmental policies are beginning to impact trade between countries

Climate change "morality": When it comes to ethics and morality over the climate change debate, says Paul Driessen, expect none from Washington, D.C.

New Zealand may go bust over global warming: Dennis T. Avery says that New Zealand may serve as an example of what cap and trade may do to a country

Case for biofuels weakens further: If advocates for biofuel had any case that could stand, writes Dennis T. Avery, it's because they ignore facts

Die, global warming, die!: About the only people who haven't realize that climate change as an ideology has failed are the people who keep promoting the orthodoxy, writes Alan Caruba

Pelosi's cap and trade plan: Jack Ward says what Nancy Pelosi won't: That a cap and trade program is essentially a massive new tax and based on junk science

Do "factory farms trigger swine flu?: It didn't take long before some environmentalist group would try and link the swine fly to farming practices, says Dennis T. Avery

Back to the "good old days": Barack Obama's desire to reduce CO₂ emissions by 80% of 1990 levels by 2050 would drag America back to 1905 -- or 1862, writes Paul Driessen

Solar scenarios: Forget pansy stuff like climate change, writes Alan Caruba, because the sun has a very unpleasant near-future planned for us and there isn't a thing we can do about it

Fat people warming the cooling planet: Are the overweight partially responsible for climate change? J.J. Jackson says relax and enjoy that donut

Hoax is the excuse for mega tax increase: Al Gore's appearance on Capitol Hill last week underscored that truth is the first casualty when climate change is being discussed, says John Bender

Incredible sea level rise is not credible: Recent reports predicting a substantial rise in sea levels simply can't be believed, argues Dennis T. Avery

"Clean energy" is a dirty lie: The entire notion of clean energy, argues Alan Caruba, is built upon a series of lies and won't produce what its proponents have promised

Hemispheric timing shows oceans are source of CO₂?: Regardless of what you may believe or are told about CO₂, the science behind the issue is very far from being resolved, argues Dennis T. Avery

Telling CO₂ lies to destroy America: Environmentalists have stepped up their campaign against carbon dioxide and their not letting the truth get in the way, says Alan Caruba

The myth of global warming: Jim Hollingsworth takes on some of the bigger myths that you've heard about global warming that are still being sold to us

"Why stop with global warming?": The war against climate change is a war designed to capture your freedom, argues Bruce Walker

The greens hate energy, America, and you!: If you don't believe that the environmentalist movement is anti-human and anti-society all you need to do is listen to their words, says Alan Caruba

The crisis of man-made hemispheric climate change: Over the coming months residents of the northern hemisphere will experience a significant level of climate change. J.J. Jackson is here to help

Saving the Earth?: Alan Caruba doesn't think much of people who declare that they want to "save the Earth" -- a thought he considers to be utter nonsense

It's the sun, stupid!: New direct scientific evidence demonstrate that changes in solar activity influence climate, argues Willie Soon

Climate change forecasts are useless for policymaking: Policy makers and others are making decisions based on climate change forecasts, a practice that Kesten C. Green, J. Scott Armstrong and Willie Soon say is wasted

The World Wildlife Fund's polar bear lies: The World Wildlife Fund has launched a campaign to "save" polar bears, one that Tom DeWeese says is built on fabrications

The high price of climate lies: The climate change orthodoxy has cost humanity a great deal, charges Alan Caruba, and it's all based on lies

What if there is no man-made global warming? What then?: It's a legitimate question given the number of high profile scientists who aren't buying the climate change orthodoxy, says Tom DeWeese

The green energy fantasy: Politicians around the world are dumping tens of billions into "green energy", an effort that Keith Lockitch appears to be very wasted

Physicist compares global warming craze to Aztec human sacrifices: Want to know why Dr. William Happer was fired by Al Gore? Dennis T. Avery says comparing the hysteria over global warming to human sacrifice is one indicator why

When issues collide: Address the battered economy or climate change? Jim Camp says only those with a clear perspective can actually act on either issue

Stop the CO₂ madness!: Not content with destroying capitalism, the Obama Administration will now take action on CO₂ emissions, reports Alan Caruba

Eco-colonialism degrades Africa: Willie Soon and Paul Driessen argue that green, UN, rich nation and African elites are imposing deadly anti-development colonialism

Asia's brown pollution cloud: Caused by renewable fuels!: According to new research, says Dennis T. Avery, the use of wood and cattle dung in Asia is the real reason behind the noxious "brown cloud" hanging over several countries

Blame corn harvesters for the crash of Flight 1549!: Think a flock of geese was responsible for the crash of Flight 1549? Dennis T. Avery says Time Magazine found another culprit to blame

Saving lives with coal: The benefits of coal-generated electricity are too often ignored in public policy debates, argues Paul Driessen

The future has arrived: The near future of the Earth's climate was always going to be colder, writes Phil Brennan, and it appears that the future has arrived

Inquisition or scientific investigation?: The war against people who deny climate change orthodoxy reminds Thomas E. Brewton of the Spanish Inquisition -- only without the torture of course

The plain truth about glorious carbon dioxide: You aren't getting the truth about carbon dioxide from the media or politicians so Alan Caruba will school you

Green cars for cheap gas?: Dennis T. Avery doesn't think much of the government's hope to force the auto industry to build "eco-cars" in exchange for billions in assistance

The cap and trade fraud: Cap and trade schemes, such as the one promoted by Barack Obama, won't do a thing to remove CO₂ from the atmosphere, argues Jack Ward

Fickle sun brought down ancient emperors: A stalagmite in China is proving that the sun has had tremendous tremendous influence over the earth's climate during recorded human history, reports Dennis T. Avery

Obama wants a climate czar... but Al Gore has no consensus: Al Gore was riding high based on his global warming campaign but Tom DeWeese says the air is now gone from his sails

Darwin got it wrong and it's not what you're thinking: Evolution isn't the gradual process that Charles Darwin described and it would appear that global warming will have a role to play, says Alan Caruba

Slumping carbon "cap-and-trade" price worries greens: The price of carbon in Europe's emission trading program has fallen markedly over the past few months and is creating problems for environmentalists, writes Dennis T. Avery

Stop the war on poor families: Niger Innis argues environmentalist anti-energy policies impose immoral burdens on our poorest citizens

Alaska's glaciers are growing: Global warming? Dennis T. Avery says evidence shows that Alaska's glaciers are growing, not shrinking, with an increase in cosmic rays hitting the earth

Following Europe's lead on climate change: Environmentalist argue that America needs to follow Europe's lead on the issue of climate change. Paul Driessen wonders exactly which policies the U.S. is to pursue

States and utilities unite to rob energy consumers: Why are energy prices set to rise in some states? It has nothing to do with energy markets and everything to do with environmentalism, writes Alan Caruba

Killing malarial mosquitoes now!: Nets are not the solution, argues Paul Driessen. To end the scourge of malaria in Africa we need to support the extensive use of DDT

Tropical wastelands to croplands with biotech: A new genetic engineering breakthrough is yet another rejoinder to the environmentalist movement, report Dennis T. Avery and Alex Avery

Green-collar jobs -- or con jobs?: Environmental-union-politico alliances use their clout to promote new energy, economic vision. Paul Driessen wonders will it create jobs, without impacting existing jobs, living standards and economic opportunities?

Record South Pole ozone hole predicted: In the next few weeks a massive hole in the ozone layer over the South Pole is expected. If that happens, writes Dennis T. Avery, it will be further proof of solar caused climate change

Stop the war on poor families: Environmentalist policies harm everybody, writes Niger Innis, but particularly the poor and minorities

Prince Charles promotes world hunger: Prince Charles has once again slammed GM foods, write Dennis T. Avery and Alex A. Avery, a technology that save tens of millions of lives over the coming years

China releases biotech rice, bars biofuel to protect food supply: The recent decision by the Chinese government to provide biotech rice to its citizens is a giant step forward for the technology, writes Dennis T. Avery

The greens are going crazy: The environmentalist movement is becoming increasingly shrill. Why? Alan Caruba says it's because more and more people are telling them to stuff it

"Consensus" on man-made warming shattering: Another week, another prominent scientist blowing apart the "accepted" science of climate change, says Dennis T. Avery

Greens add food production to their hit list: Life is hard enough around the world already, writes Dennis T. Avery, and it appears that the environmentalist movement is determined to make it even more so

Biotech wheat to ease world food shortage: Even in drought, writes Dennis T. Avery, biotech wheat manages to outperform regular wheat. It's time to start spreading this technology

Going green = $4 per gallon: Tom DeWeese argues that it isn't coincidental that Americans are feeling less prosperous right around the same time that "going green" is the latest feel-good trend

Will the greens sacrifice their own "sacred cows"?: Wired Magazine may carry the environmentalist banner, says Dennis T. Avery, but even they recently showed some common sense on the issue

Over 31,000 U.S. scientists deny man-made global warming: Followers of the climate change orthodoxy like to claim that they have science on their side. Dennis T. Avery says that scientists seem to be disagreeing

Saving Arctic plant species from climate change: Dennis T. Avery argues that humanity needs saving from itself more than Norway needs to preserve seeds

It's either too hot or too cold: Environmentalists can't seem to make up their minds: Is the earth about to melt or freeze? Lisa Fabrizio responds with a poem

Must we suffer global famine again?: Dennis T. Avery says with environmentalists writing farm and agriculture policy there can be only one outcome: mass deaths due to starvation

New Jason satellite indicates 23-year global cooling: The Earth is about to enter a phase of protracted cooling. Dennis T. Avery says that should teach us about listening to the prophets of doom

Congress set to transform America to socialism: Henry Lamb charges that the Clean Water Restoration Act would essentially give America's federal government total power over the nation

Earth Day is a holiday for liars: Tomorrow is Earth Day and like the modern environmentalist movement it is based on a foundation of lies, charges Alan Caruba

Conservation loses out to global warming panic: The mad rush to "act" on global warming has destroyed years of land conservation policy, reports Dennis T. Avery

Global warming tax hikes heading your way: Expect to pay a lot more for everything thanks to the enviro-cult spawned by shoddy science and a desire to control you, writes Paul Driessen

The danger of environmentalism: Environmentalism isn't about clean air and water, it's all about attacking the very basis of human civilization -- technology and progress, says Michael S. Berliner

ANWR's Spotted Owl: Never doubt the creativity of the environmentalist movement. Mark Alexander says they have a new argument why drilling in ANWR should be verboten: polar bears

They need inferiors: Why do most liberals oppose drilling in ANWR and other ideas to help America prosper? Bruce Walker believes that the left needs to keep people down to succeed

The worst moment in history to demand biofuels: Dennis T. Avery argues that with rising populations and food prices, advocates of biofuels couldn't have picked a worse time to promote their pet cause

Ultra-rich cash in on global warming hoax: Wherever there is a potential to make money, writes Alan Caruba, there is already money so it shouldn't be a surprise that the rich are reaping the benefits of the global warming scam

Green collar jobs to the rescue?: Don't worry, says Michael M. Bates, us normal folk will have a shot at making some money thanks to proposed federal job training schemes to take advantage of a "green economy"

The oceans have stopped warming!: Dennis T. Avery says there's a pretty big story -- literally and figuratively -- that the media has largely ignored: The world's oceans have stopped warming

Carbon tax is far from 'revenue neutral': The Liberal Party is now in support of a carbon tax on the grounds that it will reduce energy consumption. John Williamson responds that Canadians will only end up paying more for their energy

Biofuels forcing world to ration food aid: The move to ethanol is having an unintended consequence: Less food to feed the global poor, report Dennis T. and Alex A. Avery

Global cooling is a serious problem: Old enough to remember the global cooling scare of the 1970s? Bruce Walker believes that scientists were right the first time. Get ready for a cooler climate

Will Kyoto turn Europe into Cuba?: The future in Cuba after Fidel Castro remains in doubt but Dennis T. Avery believes that the Kyoto Protocol may leave Europe retracing the troubled communist nation's past

Calm sun, cold Earth: It's getting colder, reports Alan Caruba, and the culprit isn't mankind but rather our old friend the sun...just like before

Humpty Dumpty environmental policies: While environmentalists play games with words, writes Paul Driessen, the world's poor get poorer or simply dead

Sustainable development: The root of all our problems: If you want to know what is at the root of so many political decisions which limit the political and economic rights of Americans, writes Tom DeWeese, look no further than the SD movement

Coping with the new CAFÉ standards: Smaller cars and more dead Americans will be a few of the results of the new CAFÉ standard for vehicles, writes Jack Ward

May you freeze in the dark: Had a warm and beautiful Christmas? The people of the Romanian town of Rosia Montana didn't, thanks to environmentalists, says Paul Driessen

Saying "no" when everyone else is saying "yes": Given the forces arrayed against you, writes Alan Caruba, it's an act of bravery to denounce the climate change orthodoxy

Gore's "wrenching" gospel: Henry Lamb declares Al Gore to be one of those crooked preachers who sings the praises of Heaven on Sunday but spends the rest of the week in more earthly pursuits

Global warming lies create a climate of crisis: Alan Caruba argues that the Kyoto Protocol and the UN conference in Bali are built on a web of lies and urges you not to believe the hype

What about the poles?: The global warming alarmists are at it again, shrieking about "ice melt at the Poles," says Dennis T. Avery

Biotech deaths may already total millions: Dennis T. and Alex A. Avery argue that the fight against biotech and engineered foods has led to the deaths of millions around the world

The high cost of climate change lies: If groups like the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have their way, says Alan Caruba, life would be very expensive

It isn't easy being green: Keith Lockitch argues it is no surprise to find environmentalists condemning consumers who "buy green" -- because, at root, environmentalists are against buying anything

Crafting a U.S. response to global warming: If the U.S. decides to act on climate change, says Peter Morici, it has to do it in a manner that won't damage American industry

Global warming and the Chesapeake Bay: Dennis T. Avery could only laugh at some of the testimony he recently heard at a Senate environment committee hearing concerning climate change and Chesapeake Bay

Sunny, but very expensive dreams: Life is already expensive enough in New Jersey but Gov. Jon Corzine apparently makes to make it more so, reports Alan Caruba

Wind-driven delusions: Advocates of wind power are making inroads but Alan Caruba says anyone buying into this technology is fooling themselves

Be a vegan or else!: What do environmentalists want as the next victim of their campaigns? The steak on your plate! Alan Caruba says you need to fight back

Global warming insanity?: It takes a certain kind of insanity to continue to promote the climate change orthodoxy, writes Paul Driessen, when the science is increasingly lining up against you

It's time to silence Silent Spring: This month marks the 45th anniversary of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, a book responsible for the deaths of millions since its publication, says Keith Lockitch

Al Gore is wrong: Al Gore, and his willing disciples in the media, keep telling you that the science behind global warming has been settled. Steve Martinovich says Gore is wrong

Global warming hysteria, the new eugenics: The same quality of science that informed the eugenics movement is responsible for the climate change orthodoxy, says Henry Lamb

Corn facts, not Corn Flakes!: Alan Caruba argues that using America's corn to create biofuels will only result in a rapid increase in the price of all food

The price of global warming: Take a look around you, says Henry Lamb. The world you know wouldn't exist if it were up to people like Al Gore

Live Earth – Dead Africans?: If the promoters of the recent Live Earth concerts had their way, writes Paul Driessen, the deaths of millions of Africans would be the result

Green PR suffers blowback: Alan Caruba isn't surprised that the public doesn't seem to trust environmental public relations professionals

Canadian climatologist says sun causing global warming: Yet another climatologist has stepped forward to say he believes solar activity is the cause of climate change, reports Dennis T. Avery

Climate ethics on Capitol Hill: Paul Driessen isn't terribly impressed by legislative efforts emanating from Washington, D.C. aimed at combating climate change

Stupid human tricks: The sad case of the spotted owl: We were told that the Northern Spotted Owl was disappearing due to logging. The reality? Tom DeWeese says the bird was used simply to destroy America's logging industry

Nebraska research safeguards sustainable world crop yields: Alex and Dennis Avery report that Nebraska is taking the lead in the fight against weeds that would threaten the world's supply of food

Climate alarmists lose another piece of evidence: Dennis T. Avery reports that yet another pillar of the climate change orthodoxy has been knocked down. The latest? A comet caused a previous "climate change" event

The "coal is filthy" ad-scam: Paul Driessen says a natural gas coalition funded anti-coal campaign is full of lies and will harm U.S. consumers in the long run

Eight months to save the planet?: If we only have eight months to save the planet from climate change, says Dennis T. Avery, then it's already too late

Why don't they value human life?: While the WHO spent last week trying to get rid of DDT again, Fiona Kobusingye was in the hospital suffering -- once again -- from malaria

Pesticide-free schools: Full of rats and roaches?: If pesticides are banned from school, argue Alex A. Avery and Dennis T. Avery, be prepared for your children to be exposed to diseases from another era

The new math on global warming: Dennis T. Avery says all of the available information shows that climate change is a natural process and driven by manmade factors

Rachel Carson and the malaria tragedy: April 12 marked Rachel Carson's 100th birthday and people celebrated her achievements. Dennis T. Avery believes her reputation was built on fraud

Human nature: How easy is it to create a new environmental problem? In the space of just one essay R.A. Hawkins manages to do exactly that

The global warming squawk box: Linda A. Prussen-Razzano wonders why is it that science that is easy enough to teach first graders is beyond the media and the global warming fraudsters?

The war on America's lawns: It's not bad enough that you're being taxed to support their humanity-hating agenda but now environmentalists are bringing their battle directly to your home, says Alan Caruba

Why hybrid cars aren't selling well: The answer to why hybrid cars haven't made much headway in North America is fairly simple, writes Alan Caruba. We have no need for them

Deadly organic spinach: It has been confirmed that an E. coli outbreak last fall was the result of organic speech. Alex and Dennis Avery report that hasn't stopped organic food proponents from simply denying the truth

Guys vs. Gaia: Enviros want to extinguish manhood: Daniel Clark believes, not without reason, that the environmentalist global warming campaign is really a war on the traditional hamburger eating male

Forcing global warming nightmares on children: Tom DeWeese recently received a letter from a young school girl who watched An Inconvenient Truth in class. Needless to say he had to write back

Ed Begley Jr.'s PhDs: Ed Begley Jr. announced that anyone with a PhD after his name was qualified to speak on the issue of global warming. Bruce Walker isn't so as entranced with a doctorate as the actor is

An ice age versus global warming: Recent history -- relatively speaking -- suggests that those who believe in the global warming orthodoxy will soon be left out in the cold, writes Alan Caruba

Globe columnist goes enviro-cuckoo: It had to happen sooner or later. Greg Strange reports that a columnist has compared opponents to the global warming orthodoxy to those who deny the Holocaust

The strange world of Al Gore: The global warming army is on the march and their general, Al Gore, is leading the fight. Alan Caruba says that Gore is nothing short of delusional given what he's been saying in recent years

In support of global warming: Far from fearing global warming, Bruce Walker is looking forward to it and the beneficial effects it will bring the planet

Conservative green philosophy and its implications: The managerial welfare-state is indeed very anti-ecological: Ecological and environmentalist thinking may have elements that are very deeply traditionalist, argues Mark Wegierski

Global warming ethics, pork and profits: Sooner or later it's always about money and Paul Driessen says some people stand to make a killing on the rising global warming industry

The green juggernaut: The environmentalist propaganda machine is in full force over the subject of climate change, writes Alan Caruba, and everyone seems along for the ride

Global warming hypocrisy: Supporters of last week's IPCC's climate change report claim the process was scientific. Henry Lamb argues that it was all politics

Getting sensible about global warming: Peter Morici believes that the United States can play an important role in ameliorating the effects of climate change without destroying industry

The Weather Channel goes McCarthy: The war on climate change dissenters was kicked up a notch recently when The Weather Channel's resident expert declared war on scientists who disagreed with her, says Greg Strange

An economic suicide pact for Europe and the US: Now that Democrats have control of Congress Paul Driessen expects America to take the same climate change suicide pill Europe seems intent on ingesting

America goes insane over the weather: Everybody is obsessing about the weather and climate change, says Alan Caruba, and he believes that most Americans have now officially gone off the deep end

Climate McCarthyism and eco-inquisitions: Dare to question the climate change orthodoxy and you'll face censorship, slander and even threats of execution, says Paul Driessen, himself once named a "climate criminal"

The global warming inquisition and the suppression of "skeptic" heresy: Some of those skeptics, namely executives at ExxonMobile, have found what it's like to be targeted when they received an impolite letter from two senators, reports Tom DeWeese

Two more global warming false alarms: With that in mind Dennis T. Avery takes his life in his hands when he proclaims that two recent global warming claims concerning hurricanes and ocean currents have been disproved

Can British wine grapes resolve a global warming question?: The world's new wine hot spot is none other than Britain. Dennis T. Avery says we shouldn't be surprised because thanks to global warming it's held that status before

The real climate change catastrophe: Paul Driessen argues that by focusing their efforts on climate change, world leaders are overlooking issues which cost the lives of millions

Lessons from the lavender boys: Everyone seems concerned about synthetic chemicals in consumer products -- despite the tremendous level of regulation -- but no one ever cares about the harm that natural chemicals do, notes Alex Avery

Why isn't the atmosphere warming like the Earth's surface?: It's a pretty important question and one that most global warming orthodoxies don't even address. Dennis T. Avery explores the issue

A bad time for organic believers: E. coli infected spinach proves, argue Dennis T. Avery and Alex A. Avery, that organic food is no safer than conventionally grown food

Global warming scares heat up: Another day, another global warming scare. Alan Caruba says Washington, D.C. is ready to unleash a torrent of legislation to deal with a problem that does not exist

Is Montana in eco-collapse?: According to eco-writer Jared Diamond, the state of Montana will eventually go the way of Easter Island. Dennis T. Avery responds that sort of alarmism is unwarranted

Organic food and Humvees are both eco-wasteful: The eco-friendly love to trumpet their consumption of organic food as beneficial to the planet but Dennis T. Avery says that's not actually the case

Will sea levels rise 20 feet as Gore predicts?: Stay away from the beach! Dennis T. Avery doesn't think much of Al Gore's assertion that sea levels will suddenly rise 20 feet thanks to climate change

Are you bored with global warming?: The media seems to be in overdrive with their global warming reporting and Alan Caruba can only muster one feeling in response: absolute boredom

Failing the debate: The National Academy of Sciences is supposed to be the impartial referee in scientific debates but Dennis T. Avery says it appears to have picked a side

Will we ruin the Canadian tar sands?: The environmentalists have the next site they want to "save" from economic exploitation: Canada's Athabasca tar sands. Dennis T. Avery argues the opposition is misguided

Putting global warming on ice: College Democrats weren't impressed but Thomas Lindaman admired a recent College Republicans stunt at the Oklahoma University mocking climate change

Will Wal-Mart's organic cotton save the planet?: Wal-Mart recently heralded the sale of 190,000 yoga outfits as a step to ending the use of pesticides. Dennis T. and Alex A. Avery respond that the corporation, and its environmentalist allies, aren't telling the truth

Tree-dumb reigns: Eco-arrogance on exhibit: There is something idiotic about a German-Canadian artist coming to an American city located in a greenbelt and warning its residence about a shortage of trees, writes Daniel Clark

Global warming: Some inconvenient glaciers: Environmentalists like Al Gore love to talk about shrinking glaciers to buttress their global warming arguments but they selectively choose their examples, charges Dennis Avery

Tis the season: The first day of summer is coming fast and you know what that means...time for tales and predictions of environmental woe, says Lisa Fabrizio

Did global warming stop in 1998?: The data only proves one thing: when it comes to global temperatures you can find any trend to support your hypothesis, says Dennis T. Avery

Predicting hurricanes. Not!: Alan Caruba is going to make a stunning prediction: the southern and east coasts of the United States will be hit by hurricanes this year. You read it here first

Fanatics, heretics and the truth about global warming: Given how much some people have invested in the accepted orthodoxy about global warming, writes Tom DeWeese, can you really expect them to tell the truth about it?

A new theory to explain the frog declines?: A new study argues that a combination of pesticides are responsible for declining frog populations but Dennis T. Avery and Alex A. Avery aren't so convinced

Do we need ethanol more than topsoil?: Is ethanol the way to alleviate the growing demand for gasoline? Only if you're prepared for widespread environmental damage, argues Dennis Avery

An inconvenient Al Gore: Try as we might, we can't get rid of Al Gore. Alan Caruba predicts that the former vice president will be in the news a lot in the coming weeks thanks to his latest project

Nazis: The first ecologists and the first PETA nuts: The media loves to describe the modern environmentalist movement as if it sprung up newly born in the 1950s but Bruce Walker points out that its origins go back a few years earlier in the heart of totalitarianism

Misguided social responsibility at General Electric: Paul Driessen believes that General Electric's recent alliance with environmentalists to promote its new "ethical principles" will cost everyone a better life

Is Greenpeace condemning the Amazon rain forest?: By opposing new farming technologies, argues Dennis Avery, Greenpeace is working to ensure the destruction of the Amazon rain forest

Earth Day deluge: It's that of year again. Alan Caruba doesn't have much time for environmentalists or their high holy day, otherwise known as Earth Day

Free range chickens and ducks dangerous to humanity: The deadly H5N1 virus is spreading so rapidly, write Dennis T. Avery and Alex A. Avery, because of the practice of raising ducks and chickens outdoors

What fate a four-acre toad?: Alex Avery can't believe that the Kihansi Spray Toad is the excuse that some will use to keep millions of Tanzanians poor and impoverished

Equal rights for animals?: The People for the Ethical Treatment for Animals went too far in comparing the cows we eat to the fate of black slaves, writes Nathan Tabor

Hot air for sale: Two senators are hoping to craft a Made in America Kyoto Protocol-style emissions system and not surprisingly Henry Lamb thinks they're out to lunch

Ice cores show Sun, not humans, controlling Earth's climate: Recently a scientist announced on 60 Minutes that it was beyond a doubt that humans were responsible for global warming. Dennis Avery argues that the evidence says otherwise

Religion, science and blarney: The press may have had a field day when a group of evangelicals pressed for action on climate change but Paul Driessen says they represent a small segment of the community

Addicted to nonsense: Evangelicals aren't the only ones spouting off about the environment. Alan Caruba received an email from Nancy Pelosi filled with utter nonsense

Toss out the New Orleans "toxic soup" myth: Since Hurricane Katrina newspapers have been filed with reports of New Orleans awash with toxic water. The science, writes Michael Fumento, argues otherwise

Who will defend industry from eco-terrorism?: The courts may finally be taking notice of eco-terrorism but Onkar Ghate says the battle against these extremists is far from over

Ding-dong, global warming is dead!: Supporters of the traditional cant on global warming may not know or believe it, writes Alan Caruba, but their pet cause is stumbling to its grave

Greenhouse gasbags gather in Montreal: Not surprisingly, says Henry Lamb, the climate change conference taking place in Montreal features only one side of the debate

Recycled lunacy: Did you know that last Tuesday marked America Recycles Day? Trevor Bothwell did and he celebrated the only way he knew how: by not sorting his paper and plastic

It's getting colder, not warmer: Forget about global warming, says Alan Caruba, as much of the available evidence seems to suggest that we're in for a new ice age, not a life of drought and rising seas

Eco-imperialism and the drive to destroy the free market: Tom DeWeese reports on Max Keiser, a new breed of environmentalist activist who uses the stock market to push their demands of "corporate social responsibility" onto companies

Bush and the "New Environmentalism": A. M. Siriano urges George W. Bush to ignore the calls from people like Dick Morris to embrace the "coming green revolution"

Tony Blair backs away from Kyoto: You didn't even have to blink to miss it. Earlier this month British Prime Minister Tony Blair all but buried the Kyoto Protocol and no one seemed to have noticed, says Henry Lamb

The tyranny of the ESA and the threat of Kelo 2: The Endangered Species Act continues to wreak havoc on innocent Americans and a proposed fix by Richard Pombo will do little to solve the problem, writes Tom DeWeese

Forty-six of 47 U.S. biosphere reserves fail to meet U.N. requirements: News that nearly all of America's biosphere reserves are failures should be cause enough for Americans to once again reject a UN program they never supported, says Henry Lamb

ESA debate heats up: Henry Lamb says the fight against the Endangered Species Act must be won by human beings and their right to private property

Should we ban chemotherapy too?: In order to eliminate the ravages of malaria, writes Paul Driessen, DDT must be part of a wide ranging strategy

Is your community being transformed?: If anyone comes around your city and tells people they want to "transform" it, says Henry Lamb, be afraid. Very afraid

Locke's illogical attack on animal rights: Last month ESR ran an essay by Dr. Edwin A. Locke attacking the animal rights movement. Dr. Robert H. Bass responds that Locke's piece was filled with "undocumented and unelaborated charges"

Animal rights and animal nuts: Alan Caruba argues that a little common sense when it comes to dealing with endangered species would go a long way to solving many problems

Reject environmentalism, not DDT: Environmental ideology demands opposition to DDT despite the millions of malaria deaths its use could prevent, says Keith Lockitch

10,000 homes to be demolished in the U.K.: If you want to know what "sustainable development" really means, says Henry Lamb, look to the United Kingdom

Corporate social responsibility in Peru: How do you know that the environmentalist movement is out of touch? When poor Peruvians are demonstrating in favour of a corporation, responds Greenpeace co-founder Dr. Patrick Moore

Global warming is more scare than science: We've said it before and Alan Caruba will say it again: The science simply does not support what environmentalists are arguing when it comes to global warming

Kyoto heat waves hammer the poor: Environmentalists are employing a new weapon in their war against society: Claims that global warming will disproportionately harm the poor. Paul Driessen responds that their analysis is based on fantasy

Demonizing Doe Run: If you've ever even heard of The Doe Run Co. it's probably been via unflattering charges hurled by environmentalists. Alan Caruba responds that the company has done what the environmentalists never have: made poor people's lives better

Oil now and oil tomorrow: Why are gas prices skyrocketing? Part of the reason is the war on energy that has been declared by environmentalists and government, argues Alan Caruba

Hidden Kyotos, discreet protocols: America may have rejected the Kyoto Protocol but that doesn't mean some aren't eager to craft a Made in America version, says Cheryl K. Chumley

How to "improve" the Endangered Species Act: If, and its a big if, someone wanted to keep the Endangered Species Act but wanted to make it more palatable to landowners, says Henry Lamb, they could follow Oregon's lead

Canada's newest tax: Last week Canadians finally learned how much the Kyoto Protocol will directly cost them. Steve Martinovich argues they will learn the indirect costs in the coming years

Wanted: CEOs with courage and true ethics: When environmentalists launch their campaigns Niger Innis and Paul Driessen would like corporate CEOs to be a little more Winston Churchill and a little less Neville Chamberlain

On Earth Day, remember: If environmentalism succeeds, it will make human life impossible: To save mankind requires the wholesale rejection of environmentalism as hatred of science, technology, progress, and human life says Michael S. Berliner

The Oracle at EI: Paul Driessen argues that today's latest and greatest climate change computer models aren't much better than ancient oracles

Support ANWR drilling -- Save wildlife habitats: If people are actually interested in saving wildlife habitats, writes Paul Driessen, then they would support drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge over alternate sources like wind power

The attack of the invasive species: If you listen to some people in the U.S. government the greatest danger facing America is the specter of invasive species, reports Cheryl K. Chumley

ANWR: Dump Lamar's billion-dollar-boondoggle: Lamar Alexander's plan to fund the environmentalist movement out of proceeds from Arctic National Wildlife Refuge oil drilling must be stopped, argues Henry Lamb

It's decision time for J.P. Morgan Chase's CEO: Steven Milloy urges J.P. Morgan Chase CEO William Harrison to stand fast against the protest of a radical environmental movement

The Endangered Species Act: Thirty years of endangering people and animals is enough!: The price that the Endangered Species Act carries for the little that it's done, writes Peyton Knight, means that it's time for it to go

Sustainable development = sustained poverty: Keeping developing countries cute, indigenous, electricity-poor – and impoverished: Paul Driessen responds to attacks by environmentalists who say that he's misrepresenting their views. The proof of what the movement wants, he argues, is fairly evident in the things they say

Facts versus fears on biotechnology: Paul Driessen responds to Dr. Brian John's recent letter criticizing an article that declared anti-biotechnology activists are dooming Africa to starvation and death

Global warming: 21st century eugenics: Doubtless some will find it objectionable to compare the eugenics movement to environmentalists fighting for things like the Kyoto Protocol but Henry Lamb argues that the shoe fits

Of acres and bears: Land and bears go a long way in explaining the environmentalist agenda and its ultimate goal, writes Alan Caruba

Life after Kyoto will be more expensive: Canadian environmentalists may be cheering the arrival of the Kyoto Protocol but Steve Martinovich predicts the average Canadian will soon realize the cost they'll be paying for the party

The new religion is global warming: The debate over global warming, charges Tom DeWeese, has become nothing more than environmentalist faith versus hard science

New Jersey's nutty CO₂ notions: It's bad enough when national governments sign on to madness like the Kyoto Protocol but even your state can get in on the act. Alan Caruba argues New Jersey's plan to declare CO₂ a contaminant is utter madness

How to keep government accountable: What's the secret in fighting government when they bring in environmentalist schemes to 'improve' people's lives? Henry Lamb says it's simple: Challenge them

Out of Africa: Paul Driessen and Cyril Boynes, Jr. charge that activists are dooming Africans to starvation and death by opposing biotechnology

Wishes and horses for Africa: Not content with attempting to inflict wind power on the wealthy world, reports Paul Driessen, environmentalists are also trying to do the same on the developing world

Thwarting America's energy needs: Alan Caruba argues that Congress needs to get serious about meeting America's energy needs and that means ignoring the anti-energy agenda of environmentalists

Forestry for dummies: A recent announcement that national park managers have been allowed more leeway in approving logging is good news for both the forests and humanity, argues Alan Caruba

Is your church teaching pagan earth worship in Sunday school?: You'd think the last place the environmentalist movement got its tentacles into would be Sunday school but Tom DeWeese reports that your children may already be hugging trees

Skewed ethics on biotechnology: Anti-biotech campaigns perpetuate poverty, malnutrition and premature death, says Paul Driessen

Love Canal revisited: Love Canal was labeled the most dangerous place in America in the late 1970s. The reality, writes Alan Caruba, is that it was all a fear campaign based on nothing by the environmentalist movement

Committing malpractice on the world's poor: It is tragic enough that so many die in natural disasters but it is unforgivable when millions die because of public policy, writes Paul Driessen

Changing the climate: He would have preferred a little more plot and character development but Steve Martinovich still enjoyed Michael Crichton's latest novel State Of Fear

When visions collide: Niger Innis and Paul Driessen argue that the Rainforest Action Network's real target is the Third World's poor

There is no man-made global warming: We've said it many times since but sometimes you just have to keep repeating yourself: the traditional cant on global warming is wrong. Tom DeWeese explains why

Prophets, false prophets and profiteers: Who's promoting the the traditional cant on global warming? Paul Driessen says you could have found a bunch of them in Argentina last week at the COP-10 conference

Greens: The other enemy: We're sure to get some email about this: Alan Caruba argues that environmentalists and their movement are nothing but pure evil designed to own you

Here comes Kyoto!: The United States and Australia may have rejected the Kyoto Protocol but that doesn't mean the war against the treaty is over, says Henry Lamb

Environmentalism's dangerous campaign for "safety": The environmentalists' proclamations of danger and doom are not honest errors -- they are a dishonest scare-tactic to make their anti-industrial policies appealing, writes Alex Epstein

Moralizing environmentalist dogma is immoral: When you cast your ballot for president tomorrow, say Dr. E. Calvin Beisner and Rabbi Daniel Lapin, remember what John Kerry and his constituencies wants for the United States and the world

Country-club anxieties vs malaria victims: Paul Driessen argues that a Kerry presidency could enshrine life-threatening
chemical phobias in law and public policy

Kyoto's next step: Corporate America: The Kyoto Protocol may be dead politically in the United States but that doesn't mean American businesses are being pressured into accepting its provisions, writes Cheryl K. Chumley

Kerry's flip-flop on global warming: Would it surprise you to know that John Kerry has flip-flopped on the Kyoto Protocol. The unfortunate thing, says Henry Lamb, was that Kerry was right the first time he took a stand on the treaty

Why the greens won't vote for Bush: Ten out of ten environmentalists agree: George W. Bush is the candidate they won't be voting for! Henry Lamb explains why

Invasive species: The newest threat to property rights: If S. 1072 is passed into law, argues Peyton Knight, American property owners could become the targets of environmentalists and bureaucrats

Kerry and Kyoto: Killing the dream: Cheryl K. Chumley says that a vote for John Kerry is a vote for the revival of the Kyoto Protocol, the one issue he hasn't flip-flopped on

Reject environmentalism, not DDT: Environmental ideology demands opposition to DDT despite the millions of malaria deaths its use could prevent, says Keith Lockitch

UN seeks new environmental treaty: There are currently 40 global treaties and agreements concerning the protection of the world's forests and yet the United Nations is pushing for yet another one, reports Cheryl K. Chumley

'Sustainable development' is the evil you face: Americans today face a bewildering array of issues but in a recent Freedom 21 Conference speech Tom DeWeese argues that one threatens the United States most of all

U.N. breathes new life into Kyoto: You have to admire the United Nations. Even though the Kyoto Protocol is all but dead, says Cheryl K. Chumley, efforts to enact its requirements continue unabated

The advocates of technophobia: Modernity has always had its enemies, writes Alan Caruba, and today the leaders of the technophobia cult are environmentalists. For many in the movement the ultimate goal is to roll back human progress

NIMBYS, BANANAS and greens: Why are gas prices skyrocketing? Tom DeWeese argues you can place much of the blame on people and groups that fight against any economic development

The utter waste of recycling: Alan Caruba reports that many Americans have come to the same conclusion: recycling is a waste of both time and money

Kyoto twin moving through Congress: If Americans thought the Kyoto Accord was dead they were very much mistaken. Cheryl K. Chumley says that John McCain and Joe Lieberman have brought the treaty back under a new guise

The green fever subsides: Alan Caruba is cheered by the fact that a recent poll seems to be showing that Americans are getting over a devotion to an irrational form of environmentalism

Repeal the Endangered Species Act: What happens with the Endangered Species Act protects an animal that isn't even endangered and your business is harmed? Henry Lamb says the Shealy family know all about it

"Endangered species" cost USA billions: Negative impacts by ESA aren't isolated incidents, argues Alan Caruba. Environmental regulations are costing Americans tremendous money and problems everywhere

The other terrorists: Law enforcement has been concentrating its efforts on preventing terrorist attacks from abroad, writes Alan Caruba, but lately they've realized there is a homegrown threat as well

Down with diapers?: There's plenty of silliness in the environmentalist movement but there's a line that when you cross it you turn into a nut job. Kimberley Jane Wilson believes the diaperless movement is one of those lines

Bad science, bad movie: Environmentalists are looking at the $125 million global warming disaster extravaganza 'The Day After Tomorrow' to promote their agenda. Alan Caruba says you should avoid for several reasons

Wasting billions on the Green Agenda: Despite the small victories we enjoy against the environmentalist movement, says Alan Caruba, the government continues to spend billions every year on their pet projects

Stopping time for future generations: One day future generations will look back and wonder why we thought we could turn back time and restore nature to some idealized version of the past, writes Henry Lamb

If environmentalism succeeds, it will make human life impossible: Earth Day is just days away and Dr. Michael S. Berliner wants you to remember that if the environmentalist movement ever got its way, human life on Earth would be very unpleasant

Growing problems: Steve Martinovich thinks Richard Manning's Against the Grain: How Agriculture Has Hijacked Civilization is misguided but still a very interesting read

Kerry's green machine: Why is the League of Conservation Voters such a big fan of Sen. John Kerry? Henry Lamb says all you have to do is follow the money...or to be more accurate, Theresa Heinz's money

Liars! Liars! Green pants on fire!: Alan Caruba has had it up to here when it comes to the press, some scientists and the environmentalist movement over the issue of global warming and predictions about the future

Mercury: The latest green scare campaign: Science may not be one of their strengths but the environmentalist movement is expert at the scare campaign. Alan Caruba saw a recent example of that in a local newspaper

The Endangered Species Act deserves extinction: The Endangered Species Act is a war against private property, argues Alan Caruba, and it's time that Americans stand up and defeat it

Panthers and taxes: tools of landgrabbers: Henry Lamb chronicles two particularly inventive ways that environmentalists are trying to drive human beings from the land they own

A lovely lump of coal: Alan Caruba dearly wants the United States to receive a huge lump of coal in its stocking for Christmas. Why? Because it's wonderful energy source despite what environmentalists tell the American public

The radical green god-squad: It's hard enough to make a living at ranching, argues Henry Lamb, without the sanctimonious environmentalist movement -- with the help of people in government -- making it even more difficult

The case for off-shore drilling: Alan Caruba has no kind things to say about people who are attempting to block oil exploration off the coast of New Jersey

The green enemies of progress: The environmentalist movement can wrap their ideology up in all the scientific language they can muster but for Alan Caruba their message is clear: progress is morally wrong

Choosing America's future: When you cast your ballot next year, writes Henry Lamb, include in your analysis of each candidate who you think will make sure that America's supply of oil isn't choked off

Mahogany, Peru & poverty: NRDC's eco-lies continue: What's the Natural Resources Defense Council up to these days? According to Alan Caruba it seems to want to make poor Peruvians even poorer

Environmental litigation threatens endangered species: Out of control litigation over the environment is actually threatening to do what the environmentalist movement doesn't want to see: threaten endangered species. Dana Joel Gattuso explains how

"Enlibra": EPA's new wolf in sheep's clothing: Think Christie Whitman was bad as EPA Director? Alan Caruba says Mike Leavitt is going to be a lot worse

The cost of turning green: It's not be easy being green and it's not cheap either. Henry Lamb wishes people pushing environmentalism calculated all the costs of their desires

Ottawa's Kyoto plan: Another billion-dollar boondoggle: Canada's federal government finally released last week their plan to reduce so-called greenhouse gas emissions. Not surprisingly Walter Robinson is far from impressed

Happy cows, desperate PETA: How desperate are things for PETA? Paul Walfield says they're angry about a California commercial that shows animated cows in a state of happiness and they're suing to stop the ads from running

The natural gas crisis: Greens engineer another disaster: Why have natural gas prices exploded in recent years? Alan Caruba says you can thank our old friends, the environmentalist movement, for effectively engineering a shortfall

Protecting bears, not people: In New Jersey animal rights activists are working overtime to protect bears but Alan Caruba says it's the people who are at risk

Earth worshippers cause death in space: Former NASA flight controller Hannes Hacker says that environmentalists bare part of the blame for the Shuttle Columbia disaster

Greens beat the bushes: It isn't only politicians who are awaiting 2004. Henry Lamb explains that environmental organizations will throw all their efforts into beating George W. Bush

Senate Democrats choose fire and fraud over flora, fauna and humans: Another year, more forest fires and Senate Democrats playing their old games. John G. Lankford reports on the latest goings on

And the pendulum swings: The environmental extremism of the Clinton-Gore years are behind us but Henry Lamb says we still have a ways to go before restoring sanity when it comes to environmental issues

Passing the gas test: Environmentalists and members of Congress share at least one thing, writes Henry Lamb, neither of them can pass a simple test on economics

Revisiting the global warming hoax: Alan Caruba argues that the evidence continues to show that global warming is just a hoax by the environmentalist movement

Hyping hydrogen: The energy scam: Not long ago Alan Caruba argued that the "hydrogen economy" was a big money pit. The experts, it turns out, agree with him

Greens and animal rights activists attack America: America may have defeated one enemy but Alan Caruba says there are others closer to home that continue their war against the state

The UN's power path: Greening the globe: Think the United Nations is dead because it lost out over Iraq? Tom DeWeese says the UN continues to promote its anti-freedom agenda

Kyoto in generic packaging : The Senate Energy Bill's Title XI: Like a vampire the Kyoto Protocol refuses to die. Paul M. Weyrich says the Senate's Energy Bill contains a provision that would revive it yet again

Wildlands Project writ large: Yesterday's environmentalist wacko schemes are today's proposed legislation. Henry Lamb details a bill being pushed by New Jersey Congressman Robert Andrews

Global warming: The perversion of science: You knew it had to happen. Alan Caruba says environmentalists are using the recent snow storm in the eastern United States as proof that global warming is occurring

Green Wealth: Funding the enemy: Who are some of the most profitable organizations in America? Alan Caruba says you won't find them listed on a stock exchange, rather they're lobbying government for more taxpayer funding

The great hydrogen myth: What does Alan Caruba think of George W. Bush's push for hydrogen powered cars? The science doesn't support the spending of billions of dollars on what is a pipe dream

The utter waste of recycling: Alan Caruba is of the firm opinion that the concept of recycling is nothing but a whole lot of garbage

Get rid of the people!: Sen. Bob Graham, the man who wants to be the next American president, is hellbent on driving hundreds families from their homes in the Everglades. Henry Lamb tells you why

Sustaining socialism: Sustainable development is nothing but socialism in disguise, says Tom DeWeese, and one of the greatest threats to your liberty

Battling environmentalist myths: Steve Martinovich reviews Global Warming and other Eco-Myths a fine look at the science that disproves the environmentalist litany of dread

"Beyond Petroleum", Beyond the truth: British Petroleum and ExxonMobil have been spending a lot of money lately to convince Americans they are environmentally responsible. Alan Caruba says BP's campaign is laughable

Balancing the environmental equation: Balancing the needs of the environment with the needs of human beings is a worthwhile endeavor. Henry Lamb argues that there is an easy way to do both

The new last refuge of scoundrels: When someone wants to score some points, writes Alan Caruba, it's environmentalism that they fall back on

Why greens are on the wrong planet: Why is John G. Lankford unimpressed when he hears environmentalists talk about extinct species? Because humanity could be wiped out at any time thanks to supervolcanos. It already nearly happened once

Latest Kyoto plan equals more corporate welfare: Walter Robinson says Canadians shouldn't think much of the federal government's latest plan to bring about the goals of the Kyoto Protocol

The tyranny of "endangered" animals: Now that the Republicans control both the White House and Congress, Alan Caruba says it's time to kill off the Endangered Species Act

"I do not recycle and I do not feel guilty": Daniel G. Jennings doesn't belong to the cult of recycling and he frankly doesn't care if you don't like it

Kyoto's many questions all lead to the same answer: Referendum: The Kyoto Accord is an important enough issue, Walter Robinson says, that Canadians should be allowed to vote on the issue in a referendum

America's Green Fifth Column: Even as America's military fights her enemies across the world, says Tom DeWeese, it faces one at home it's losing to

Kyoto: A small word that evokes many questions: Walter Robinson believes there are far too many unknowns about the Kyoto Accord for Canada's Parliament to ratify it later this year

We can do better than Kyoto: Jason Hayes argues that it would be foolish for the Canadian government to ratify the Kyoto Accord despite what the Pembina Institute says

Fuel efficiency regulations cost lives and money: Thanks to environmentalists, writes Mary Katherine Ascik, the car you are driving is less safe than it could be

The conservative crisis: Tom DeWeese faults the conservative movement for largely ignoring one of the biggest dangers to American freedom: The sustainable development movement

The axis of environmental evil: Here we go again. Starting on August 26, the international environmentalist movement will be meeting, this time in Johannesburg, ten years after the infamous Rio Summit. Alan Caruba says nothing good will come out of this conference either

The wilderness blob: The environmental movement is rapidly becoming like the creature from The Blob, says Henry Lamb. All it does is consume everything that gets in its way and leaves nothing but devastation behind

Environmentalism kills: West Nile Fever spreads: Alan Caruba believes you can blame the spread of West Nile Fever, at least in part, on the environmentalist movement

The Green Party: Targeting capitalism: Many believe that the Green Party simply promotes environmentalism. The fact of the matter, as Alan Caruba easily illustrates, is that the platform of the Green Party is more Soviet Russia than Sierra Club

Hold tight the reins: Henry Lamb says it's time for Americans to begin making their voices heard when their government embarks on schemes that values the environment over human life and concerns

The green plan for global domination: Think we're exaggerating with this essay's title? Alan Caruba would say that you've never heard of Randall Hayes and what he dreams of at night

In the dark in Loudoun: Environmentalists, God bless them, don't know how to stop. Their latest campaign? Fighting light pollution. Tom DeWeese reports on a group in one county that's pushing hard for legislation protecting the sky

End the Superfund now!: The EPA's Superfund has spent billions of dollars since 1980 and today and no one can prove to any demonstrable positive effect on human health. Alan Caruba says it's time to kill this black hole of government spending

Losing our heritage, our land: It's not bad enough that the American government owns tens of millions of square miles of land, now it wants to control your private property through HR 2388. Tom DeWeese reports

Another blatant lie: Environmentalists lie and a recent report that stated the Earth may expire in 2050 is absolute proof of that, asserts Henry Lamb

No, Alaska is not melting: Another day, another New York Times story about global warming. Alan Caruba has had enough of the newspaper's shoddy scientific reporting

It's time for new owners: The biggest landowner in the western United States is the federal government and that means they're responsible for the forest fires that have destroyed nearly two million acres of trees, argues Henry Lamb

Bush burned by climate report: Chill out! Henry Lamb says last week's news that George W. Bush had flip-flopped on global warming is completely out to lunch

Fire EPA's Christie Whitman!: Alan Caruba is of the opinion that EPA chief Christie Todd Whitman should be fired for the release of that global warming report since she's obviously not much of a Bush team member

The morality of genetic engineering: The battle this week between the bio-tech industry and environmentalists will be a battle between those who hold human life as the basic value and those who don't, writes David Holcberg

Eco-theatre of the absurd: Behind "Campaign ExxonMobil": The Campaign ExxonMobil which officially kicks off May 28 is nothing less than an attempt to destroy an oil company by the lunatic fringe of our society

Towards a new elegance: In Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things, William McDonough and Michael Braungart want to create an eco-effective world that still strives for profit. Steve Martinovich doesn't mind that objective

Environmentalists attack Staples: Home Depot, Centex Homes, and Lowe's have all come under attack by the environmentalist movement and Peyton Knight says Staples is the latest victim

EPA hires million-dollar lobbyist: Henry Lamb wants to know why the EPA is spending millions of taxpayer dollars to lobby against freedom, private property rights and free-markets

Earth Charter undone: On Earth Day, we should celebrate communities like Sanibel, Florida instead of the socialist Earth Charter, writes Henry Lamb

Homegrown terrorism: We have seen the results of ignoring early signs of terrorist threats; Elan Journo asks why are we now disregarding the growing danger of eco-terrorism?

The good news about bad green lies: Our post-September 11 world does offer at least one redeeming thing: the fear-mongering of the environmental movement has been shown for what it is, writes Alan Caruba

On environmental issues, conservative groups and labor unions are natural born allies: Labour and conservative politicians have rarely gotten along but a recent Washington, D.C. rally shows that there is common cause on at least one area, says Tom Randall

To drill, or not to drill: One of those common fronts is oil drilling in the Arctic Natural Wildlife Refuge. Henry Lamb argues that the ANWR proposal must succeed to meet our energy needs

Churches duped by green extremists: Mainstream churches joining up with the National Religious Partnership for the Environment likely don't know who really is behind the group, says Henry Lamb

The Green Matrix: Just like the computers in the movie The Matrix, the environmental movement relies on delusion to convince us what reality is, writes Diane Alden

Lies, damned lies and science: When scientific research is actually scientific sham: When it comes to science, writes Amy Ridenour, there's a lot of it that's more sham than fact

Defend industry against terrorism ... before it's too late: Man's method of survival -- adjusting nature to meet his needs -- must be defended against environmentalism's attack, writes Onkar Ghate

The cruelty in Klamath: Tom DeWeese believes that the fight in Klamath Falls between ranchers and the federal government had its roots in an international organization and its "laws"

Why won't the Kyoto Protocol die?: If you're wondering why you keep hearing about the supposedly dead Kyoto Protocol, it's because Henry Lamb says one thing is keeping it alive: money

Do animal rights activists care more about animals than human beings?: It's a legitmate question considering some of the comments made by groups after the September 11 terrorist attacks. Brian Carnell provides some examples

Yucca Mountain: The right place for spent nuclear fuel: Gerald E. Marsh and George Stanford think U.S. Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham made right decision in proposing nuclear waste be stored at Nevada's Yucca Mountain

Brownfields revitalization cuts urban blight, suburban sprawl: Syd Gernstein writes that George W. Bush proves yet again that if you want environmental issues dealt with in a responsible, vote Republican. A recent example was the recently signed Small Business Liability Relief and Brownfields Revitalization Act

The "National Climate Service" scam: Heard the one about the federal agency that plans on predicting the weather a century in advance? Alan Caruba fills us in on the latest enviro-scheme

Greens & other true believers lie because they think they are morally superior to you and I: Why are so many liberal scientists and academics being revealed as frauds? Alan Caruba says it's because they believe they have the moral right to lie to achieve their ends

2001's green lies: Alan Caruba lists the top environmental scare stories of 2001, ones that all but disappeared from the headlines after the tragedy of September 11

Caught in the crosshairs: Henry Lamb isn't surprised that employees of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. Forest Service faked evidence of Canadian lynx's in two national parks. It's like having bank robbers guarding the vault

Maurice Strong: Godfather of the international environmental movement: Who's one of the leaders of the international environmental movement? Most people have no idea who Canadian Maurice Strong is, but his effect is felt by all, writes Neil Hrab

The UN Kyoto Climate Treaty is DOA: The recent International Climate Summit in Marrakech proves that the Kyoto Climate Control Treaty is dead for a number of reasons, writes Alan Caruba

Proclaiming the absurd: Group says extreme right embraces eco-terrorism: Yes, we had to read Alan Caruba's headline several times to make sure it said what it said. The Southern Poverty Law Center says the right-wing admires the Earth Liberation Front

The West is burning. Again. Here's why: Once again the American West is the scene of massive forest fires. Tom DeWeese says there is a reason it's happening again

Blood on their hands: The Endangered Species Act "saves" the lives of fish and takes the lives of four human beings. E. Ralph Hostetter tells you about it because the media didn't

Bush is making progress on environmental issues: Although he finds the Bush record on the environment a little schizophrenic, Alan Caruba is generally pleased with how Dubya is handling things

Sustainable development is not sustainable: Plenty of communities around the world have attempted to become "sustainable." Henry Lamb says those plans will never work for one reason

Kyoto: Revival of the undead: Henry Lamb lauds George W. Bush for not bending by signing on to the Kyoto Protocol. That said, it isn't dead quite yet

Yes to suckerfish. No to humans: The decision to shut off the water in Klamath Falls, Oregon is nothing less than an attack on the people who have lived and worked there for decades, writes Tom DeWeese

Klamath Falls' invisible foe: Henry Lamb is of the opinion that the people of Klamath Falls are suffering ultimately because of a foe they can't even see. A hint? It's everyone favourite world body

Environmentalism three ways: Pragmatists, primitivists, and watermelons: Thomas D. Cox presents a handy guide to classifying environmentalists. The most dangerous are the "watermelons"

Campaign to Save Our Environment plays loose with the truth on arsenic: Tom Randall says that an environmental group isn't telling the whole truth in a series of television ads blasting Dubya's decision to delay new arsenic standards. Yes, we're shocked as well

Greens say "Turn off your lights": Alan Caruba responds to a campaign launched by environmentalists urging you to shut off your lights this June 21

Kyoto coverup: TV news gives one-sided view on global warming: John K. Carlisle advances the theory -- and with some evidence -- that the media is biased towards news stories promoting the orthodox global warming line. Say it isn't so!

Natural heat vent may counter global warming: A recent paper speculates that there could be a natural vent in the Earth's atmosphere that releases hit into space, reports John K. Carlisle

Bush encounters the energy crisis: Nicholas Sanchez says Democratic charges about the energy plan are completely out to lunch

Kalifornia's Fascists: Alan Caruba blasts a "suggestion" that California seize privately owned power plants and praises the Bush energy plan

Eco-hypocrisy: The day the policy makers have to live with their own environmental regulations, says Frederick B. Meekins, the sooner those same regulations disappear

Killing mosquitoes or killing humans?: Apparently the environmental crowd places more value in a mosquito than they do in a human being. The proof is in their actions, writes Alan Caruba

Tightening the screws: Although the Clinton administration is only but a bad memory, the drive to displace humans from their land continues in earnest, reports Henry Lamb

The doom and gloom will never stop: A new report states that global farming is as threatening to the earth as global warming. Steven Martinovich is immediately reminded of Grade 10 geography class

Endangered species? More green lies: Alan Caruba doesn't think much of the Endangered Species Act considering that not one animal has been removed from the protected list because of it

POPs may be hazardous to your lifestyle: An announcement that America will sign the U.N. Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants spell trouble, says Henry Lamb

Kyoto resurrected?: Like a monster from a bad movie, the Kyoto Protocol refuses to die. Henry Lamb says Jan Pronk was in the United States recently trying to revive the almost dead treaty

The sanction of the victim: Why do environmentalists get away with the evil that they do? Tom DeWeese says it's because you let them

Environmental slavery: Americans are being choked to death with environmentalist measures...except that those measures aren't designed to save the environment. Tom DeWeese says they are designed to kill off something else

Thirty years of California's opposition to energy: It only took three decades for Californians to realize that a modern society needs electricity, writes Alan Caruba

Getting the policy right: Henry Lamb says the energy crisis is finally forcing Americans to choose what side of the philosophical divide they stand on

Hail to the Chief: No Kyoto!: In the light of his decision on the Kyoto Treaty, Henry Lamb has nothing but good words for Dubya

I love Starbucks a latte: Move away from the coffee! Aaron Lukas checks out a protest in Washington, D.C. against Starbucks and biotechnology and a counterprotest aimed back at them

Dismantling America: If Americans want continued prosperity, they had better get on the government's back to get rid of insane environmental regulations, writes Tom DeWeese

Global warming: Lies, lies, damnable lies!: The media continues to run yet more lies about global warming and Alan Caruba has had just about enough

A contrarian view of climate change: Steven Martinovich finds evenhanded arguments against global warming orthodoxies in The Satanic Gasses: Clearing the Air about Global Warming

Bush is as green as Gore!: When it comes to global warming, George W. Bush may not talk like Al Gore, but Alan Caruba says the evidence suggests they are of like minds. Just ask Christie Whitman

A sustainable development monster: Sustainable development is merely another word for managed development, says Henry Lamb, and only goes to destroy individual freedom

A victory in Elko: The Jarbidge Shovel Brigade won its fight in Elko Country, writes Vin Suprynowicz, which means the federal government may finally be utilitizing common sense

The biggest liars on Earth: The UN's Global Warming Panel: A recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report on global warming has gotten Alan Caruba a little steamed

The shared vision of hell: Patrick J. Michaels and Robert C. Balling discuss the hysteria behind global warming in this excerpt from their book The Satanic Gasses

California and Kyoto: What do the power shortages and the Kyoto Climate Control Treaty have in common? Alan Caruba says everything

Norton's record bodes well for innovative new approach to environmental protection at Interior: John K. Carlisle says that Gale Norton's work in Colorado shows she will be an effective reformer when it comes to environmental policies

Is the EPA killing people?: The Environmental Protection Agency is supposed to protect lives. In the case of Tony Behun and others, write John K. Carlisle and Michael J. Centrone, the agency may have put some in risk knowingly

The UN global warming treaty is cooling down: The push to implement the global warming treaty signed in Kyoto is coming off the rails, writes Alan Caruba

Desperate times call for desperate acts: Environmentalists are growing increasingly desperate to get their agenda in place. E. Ralph Hostetter says that means they may start doing whatever they can to achieve that goal

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