ERIC BAERREN: Nuclear power and free markets

A skeptic is not someone who approaches the issue assuming their already-held position is the correct one, which is the case of virtually every climate "skeptic," [how does Eric know this?] but someone who looks at the evidence and concludes that the evidence isn't terribly convincing.

Obscure state regulator leads national climate change [hoax] charge

Most Americans don't know it, but, unless the nation's governors take a stand, the country's private sector could soon be pressured and sued into adopting a wide array of climate-change policies, such as fossil fuel emission standards, otherwise known as carbon caps, even though the principal legislative vehicle for them - the Obama administration's so-called cap-and-trade bill - is laying on its Congressional death bed.

Most Wisconsinites don't know it, but one of the main driving forces nationally behind this end-run around elected officials is none other than a Wisconsin bureaucrat, and a little-known one at that: Sean Dilweg, who occupies the rather obscure post of state insurance commissioner.

European Union Climate Commissioner not in favor of Carbon tax

New Delhi, Apr 9 (ANI): European Union, which is not in favor of Carbon Tax mooted recently by the European Commission and advocated by French President Nicholas Sarkozy, today favoured “cap and trade system” for emission cuts”.

Siebel, Condi Rice-Backed Carbon [Scam] Startup C3 Ups Funds

It’s probably not too hard for carbon-focused startup C3 to raise funds. Despite the fact that the company is in stealth and hasn’t released a product or game plan, it was started by Thomas Siebel — the guy who sold Siebel Systems to Oracle for billions of dollars — and counts former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, and former Senator and Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham as directors. (You know about as much as I do about how this group came together on this project). Well, according to an SEC filing, C3 is looking to up its funding by around $4 million to a total of $30 million.