In the News

It’s Raining, You’re Snoring
Chris Horner, Washington Times, 16 October 2009

Can a Deal Be Reached at Copenhagen?
Myron Ebell, GlobalWarming.org, 16 October 2009

Big Chill on Global Warming
Washington Examiner, 16 October 2009

Climate Change Dominos Fall
Lawrence Solomon, Financial Post, 16 October 2009

Obama Administration: Seals Can Adapt to Climate Change
Patrick Reis, Green Wire, 16 October 2009

Challenging Al Gore’s “Truth”
Phelim McAleer, Investor’s Business Daily, 15 October 2009

Kerry & Graham Get It Wrong
Marlo Lewis, OpenMarket.org, 15 October 2009

CBO: Cap-and-Trade Kills Jobs
Iain Talley, Wall Street…

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Energy Secretary Chu Should Resign
Marlo Lewis, GlobalWarming.org, 9 October 2009

Horsepower Sure Beats Horses!
Robert Bradley, MasterResource.org, 9 October 2009

California Scheming
Chris Horner, Planet Gore, 9 October 2009

Capping and Trading for Profit
Jack Duckworth, Washington Times, 9 October 2009

Rationalizing Rationing
Marlo Lewis, Washington Times, 8 October 2009

European Green Schemes Push Industry East
Carl Mortished, The Times, 7 October 2009

Locals Try To Sink Plans To Store Carbon Underground
Guy Chazan, Wall Street Journal, 6 October 2009

UN’s Carbon Sequestration Program at Risk from Organized Crime
John Vidal,…

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In the News

Rent-Seekers, Inc.
Kimberley Strassel, Wall Street Journal, 2 October 2009

Nike’s Green Lobbying
Tim Carney, Washington Examiner, 2 October 2009

Don’t Ban the Lightbulb
David Henderson, Washington Post, 2 October 2009

Defects in Hockey Stick Exposed (again)
Ross McKitrick, National Post, 2 October 2009

Paul Krugman Can’t Multiply
Robert Murphy, MasterResource.org, 2 October 2009

Cooling Down the Cassandras
George Will, Washington Post, 1 October 2009

EPA Prepares Regulatory Nightmare
Marlo Lewis, GlobalWarming.org, 1 October 2009

Cap-and-Trade: The Economic Suicide Act
John Trudel, Oregonian, 30 September 2009

Cap-and-Fade
Investor’s Business Daily, 30 September 2009

Aristocrats Can…

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Have Increases in Population, Affluence and Technology Worsened Human Well-Being?
Indur Goklany, Journal of Sustainable Development, September 2009

Can Paul Krugman Read?
Chris Horner, Planet Gore, 25 September 2009

The Military-Industrial-Environmental Complex
Iain Murray & Roger Abbott, Washington Examiner, 25 September 2009

Gore-Backed Car Company Gets Big U.S. Loan
Josh Mitchell & Stephen Power, Wall Street Journal, 25 September 2009

Behind the Furor over a Climate Skeptic
John Broder, New York Times, 24 September 2009

The Dog Ate My Global Warming Data
Patrick J. Michaels, National Review Online,…

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The Truth About the Treasury Trove
Chris Horner, Planet Gore, 17 September 2009

Climate Change and National Security Part 1, Part 2
Marlo Lewis, MasterResource.org, 16 September 2009

Fantasizing about a Low Carbon Future
Myron Ebell, GlobalWarming.org, 15 September 2009

Newsweek’s Begley Flunks Calculus, Science and Politics
Joseph D’Aleo, IceCap.us, 15 September 2009

Something’s Rotten
Chris Horner, Planet Gore, 15 September 2009

Allies Abandon U.S. at Climate Confab
John Zaracostas, Washington Times, 15 September 2009

When It Comes to Pollution, Less (Kids) May Be More
David A. Fahrenthold, Washington Post,…

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Announcements

Freedom Action is a new political advocacy organization that aims to create a gathering of grassroots free market activists that will make their voices heard above special interests and big government advocates. Freedom Action’s first project is to Stop Al Gore’s Electricity Tax, and can be found here.

Americans For Prosperity is hosting grassroots demonstrations against cap-and-trade energy rationing in cities across the country. Learn more about the Hot Air Tour by clicking here.

The American Energy Alliance has launched a four…

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The Science and Public Policy Institute invites Congressional staff to a briefing with the Viscount Monckton of Benchley on Wednesday, September 9th, from Noon-1:30 PM, in Dirksen 215 Senate Office Building. Lord Monckton is one of the world’s most sought-after public speakers, and a formidable international expert on the science and economics of “global warming.” Lunch will be served. To RSVP, email Bob Ferguson at bferguson@sppinstitute.org.

Freedom Action is a new political advocacy organization that aims to create a gathering of…

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This week the American Energy Alliance launched a four week American energy bus tour to build public awareness of what cap-and-trade is, how it works, and the extent to which it’s capable of inflicting serious damage to the American economy. Click here to learn more.

Freedom Action is a new political advocacy organization that aims to create a gathering of grassroots free market activists that will make their voices heard above special interests and big government advocates. Freedom Action’s first project is…

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Announcements

The Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Marlo Lewis’s new film, Policy Peril: Why Global Warming Policies Are More Dangerous Than Global Warming Itself, is now available at globalwarming.org. There will be a screening of Policy Peril on Monday, August 10th, at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C. To RSVP, click here.

The Heritage Foundation this week published “The PERI Report on Clean Energy: The Wrong Question and a Misleading Result,” a new study by Dr. Karen Campbell that debunks a misleading report on green…

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Announcements

The Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Marlo Lewis today unveiled his new film, Policy Peril: Why Global Warming Policies Are More Dangerous Than Global Warming Itself. Over the next two weeks, he’ll be posting on globalwarming.org one excerpt from the film a day along with comments and links to newer information that has since come out. The videos present a powerful argument that the global warming debate is very far from “over.”

The Marshall Institute this week released “The Cocktail Guide to Global…

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