Obama Inaugural Address: The Best President In The History Of The Entire World - HUMAN EVENTS

“We will harness the sun and the winds and the soil to fuel our cars and run our factories.”

Ask Al Gore how that has been working out, along with his massive worldwide Coalition Of the Delusional. He’s been involved in that quagmire much longer than the USA has been in Iraq.

When in doubt, always play the CO2 card

Hard to believe that a connection between climate change and a third pad for the sports complex could be attempted, but that's what one member of the delegation that appeared before city council did on Jan. 12.

Council was told that a third pad would mean fewer people would have to drive (their kids) to outlying arenas for practices, and that would have a positive impact on the environment.

Really.

Hey, if you want to play the climate-change card, how about travelling teams cutting back to 10 away games a year.

Federal agency rules in favor of Cape Wind

The Minerals Management Service of the U.S. Department of the Interior last Friday issued its Final Environmental Impact Statement, ruling in favor of Cape Wind Associates' proposed wind farm in Nantucket Sound.

JP Morgan's massive stake in CO2 hysteria: Will Andy Revkin write about this?

Expressing frustration about U.S. energy policy and its dependence on foreign oil at the Yale University CEO Summit last December, Dimon said, "We need a real energy policy and it's going to have to include taxing people on energy so that energy costs stay up and people buy smaller cars and smaller homes."
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JPMorgan's climate change policy commits the company "to advocate that the U.S. government adopt a market-based national policy on greenhouse gas emissions..." and "options include either a cap-and-trade or tax policy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the lowest possible cost."
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Of course, Dimon's assault on coal is not purely altruistic, but is
driven by 'seeing green in being green.' JPMorgan recently touted its
investment in renewable energy in full-page advertising.

The company says it's "the leading institutional equity investor in
U.S. wind power projects, leading transactions representing
approximately 45% of the equity invested in that market from 2003
through 2008" and it "has invested (or committed to invest) a total of
$2.4B for its own portfolio in renewable energy transactions."

Also, the company is a founding member of the New York Mercantile
Exchange's Green Exchange, a trading market for financial derivatives
based on environmental emissions such as carbon dioxide.