Fox Gets It Right on Emissions – Or Close Enough

Media Matters for America and Fox News are not the best friends in the media landscape, with the former often calling out the latter for w...

Moving the Needle with Coal and the EPA

The Environmental Protection Agency has released a proposed rule that indicates, absent more progress (effective, scalable, reasonably econo...

Nuclear Energy: Where the Green Jobs Are

I wanted to share a note I received yesterday from my colleague David Bradish: Last week for the first time ever, the Bureau of Labor Statis...

Honey That’s Sticky but Not Sweet

This is fun:   USA Today’s Greenhouse blog has the story: The ad campaign, which has included TV spots aired in New Mexico and e...

The EPA, Copenhagen and Climategate

Obama administration officials claim that the EPA announcement and the opening of the Copenhagen Climate Conference are "coincidental....

Band of Green Brothers

And Sisters, too, of course. Darn that Shakespeare. During AFL-CIO Convention proceedings yesterday in Pittsburgh, delegates adopted Reso...

The Carbon Emissions of the Long Distance Runner

We’ve noticed several times an argument against regulating carbon emissions without actually noticing that it’s the same argument with diff...

The Night the Lights Go Out in Buckinghamshire

Looks like they can't build that next generation of U.K. nuclear power plants fast enough. From The Telegraph : Street lights in suburb...

Fact Checking Amory Lovins

Over at The Atomic Show , our friend Rod Adams interviewed Robert Bryce, Managing Editor of the Energy Tribune on some of the distortions t...