by Steve Milloy, Junkscience.com Founder & E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow As Published by Heartland Institute What follows are climate predictions forecast to come true during the 2010s - one for each year. A few timely missed predictions for 2020 are also added as a bonus feature... (View Heartland's video released with the Milloy article). [...]
by Kyla Asbury DC Business Daily The president of the Energy and Environmental Legal Institute says Americans will be forced to continue footing the bill for "zombie" tax extenders into the future. Energy and Environment Legal Institute President Craig Richardson said the tax extenders will never die. "Congress will strike some last-minute deal close to [...]
Click here to download a complete pdf version of E&E Legal Letters Issue XXV Fall. Click headlines for the full article. California State of Emergency: Millions in the Dark, Wildfires Spread, Gas Prices Soar by Katy Grimes, Senior Media Fellow, as appearing in the California Globe More than 2.5 million Californians are without power in 36 [...]
by Steve Milloy, Junkscience.com founder and E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow As Appearing in the Washington Examiner A federal judge just dismissed, with prejudice, the New York attorney general’s lawsuit against oil giant ExxonMobil. Like the Trump impeachment saga, it’s been quite a circus with the public spectacle distracting from the behind-the-scenes skullduggery. The New [...]
Today, Junkscience.com founder and E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow Steve Milloy filed separate "greenwashing" shareholder proposals with ExxonMobil and Xcel Energy. Following are two separate blog posts Milloy posted to Junkscience.com. Xcel Energy Xcel Energy announced in 2019 it would be the first electric utility to derive 100% of its electricity from sources that don’t [...]
by Chris Woodward OneNewsNow.com According to a leader in the fight against junk science, there's "zero science" behind a new warning that the world must reach "peak meat" by 2030 to meet environmental targets. The meat and dairy industries have long been thought responsible for a large amount of the emissions that individuals, think tanks, and [...]
by Katy Grimes As Appearing in the California Globe What about the bondholders’ $35 billion offer? California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday he is rejecting a $13.5 billion settlement that Pacific Gas & Electric made just last week with wildfires victims from 2017 and 2018. Thousands of people lost homes and businesses in the Camp [...]
by Greg Walcher, E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow As Appearing in the Economic Standard “Governments should temporarily provide funding for new energy technologies so that they can become market competitive with traditional energy resources.” So the Global Energy Network Institute and other renewable energy advocates have been saying for decades. Taxpayers have been assured such [...]
by E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow Greg Walcher As appearing in The Daily Sentinel Washington insiders’ opposition to moving the BLM to Grand Junction reached a new low last week. House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Raul Grijalva (D-AZ), fired another shot at the Interior Department, still trying to stop the move before it starts. The [...]
by Chris Woodward OneNewsNow.com Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg has been named Person of the Year by Time magazine, prompting praise and mockery over the pick. Thunberg, who is 16, won international attention earlier this year when she appeared at a United Nations conference and scolded the body for allowing the planet to die and, [...]
