by E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow and Junkscience.com Founder Steve Milloy As appearing on RealClear Energy So what exactly does the editor of the British Dental Journal (BDJ) know about climate change? And why should anyone care? Ahead of the annual United Nations’ climate meeting to be held in Scotland in November, BDJ editor Stephen [...]
by Varun Hukeri Daily Caller In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, governments introduced lockdowns and other restrictions, with clear social and economic consequences. But there are growing signs the world could see more lockdowns in the future — for climate change. The initial months of the pandemic starting in March 2020 saw the vast majority [...]
by Steve Milloy, E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow and Junkscience.com Founder As appearing in the Washington Times As a work of science, the new “Code Red” climate report from the United Nations is a complete and utter fraud. The report’s alarmist message is that we are running out of time to control emissions. And if [...]
by Tristan Justice The Federalist President Joe Biden announced plans Thursday to push auto sales to be 50 percent electric by 2030 with new regulations, as part of the administration’s effort to promote cleaner energy. “There [is] a vision of the future that is now beginning to happen,” Biden said at the White House. “A [...]
On August 5, 2021, E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow and Junkscience.com Found Steve Milloy joined the panel discussion on Newsmax's "National Report" to discuss vaccinations. https://youtu.be/gdkM6pmhQS0
World Tribune Staff A coalition of leftist groups has called on Team Biden not to badmouth or antagonize China. Why? Because China might not cooperate on climate change if they are criticized in any way. The leftist groups, including 350 Action, the Sunrise Movement and the Union of Concerned Scientists, actually believe they can persuade [...]
by Marlo News, et al As appearing on The Daily Signal The social cost of carbon is a climate economics construct used to quantify the damages associated with carbon dioxide emissions. The Biden administration wants to use the social cost of carbon in public policy to justify its regulatory agenda. The administration recently invited the [...]
by Greg Walcher, E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow As appearing on GregWalcher.com This month, voters in five counties of eastern Oregon voted to instruct local officials to take action to secede from Oregon, and join Idaho instead. Separatist movements are not especially uncommon in the West – several have sprouted in Colorado over the years [...]
by Varun Hukeri Reporter After a cyber attack on the Colonial Pipeline in early May caused a major disruption to the nation’s energy supply, a White House advisory council published a report recommending the Biden administration not to repair or upgrade pipeline infrastructure. A report published May 13 by the White House Environmental Justice Advisory [...]
by Greg Walcher, E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow As appearing in the Daily Sentinel With another federal oil and gas drilling moratorium looming, fewer pundits are accusing the government of picking winners and losers — because it’s difficult to see any winners. It seems more like the old grade-school trick of “heads I win, tails [...]
