NYT “Green Column” Promotes Renewable Efforts in Australia that Collide with Economic Realities

Supposedly, Australia's ambitious clean energy network will cost households just eight dollars a week over the next ten years, the NYT declares in a recent report. But new studies show that renewable, green technology is quite costly and cannot be sustained without government intervention. These facts go missing from the report... So called renewable energy sources comprise just 6 percent of Australia’s power supplies, but this could change dramatically in the next few years if environmentali...

Political Class Substitutes Renewable Needs for Global Warming Hysteria Without Media Scrutiny

So, whatever happened to global warming hysteria? Why does the subject never come up as U.S. senators prepare to introduce a new energy bill that is in reality an anti-energy bill laced with requirements for renewable energy? Meanwhile, the states that have already implemented renewable standards have higher energy prices. The rationale has changed but the political motivations remain unchanged and unexamined thanks to a compliant news media... With the Senate’s Democratic leadership now pois...

Obama’s Hostility Toward Energy Production Omitted from Coverage of Court Order

A front page report that details a ruling from Judge Martin L.C. Feldman of the Federal District Court in New Orleans blocking Obama's drilling moratorium is not unbalanced but it is incomplete. Right from the beginning, the Administration has been hostile toward domestic energy production. In his 22 page opinion that imposed an injunction against President Obama’s drilling moratorium Tuesday, Judge Martin L.C. Feldman of the United State District Court wrote that the administration failed to...

Sen. Graham Admits Legislation is Not About Climate

They're not giving up on more government control of the private sector through "cap and trade" legislation. This much can be derived from recent news coverage.  Remarkably, Sen. Lindsey Graham admits that "energy" legislation has nothing to do with the environment; a crucial point that goes missing in coverage. President Obama is using the Deepwater Horizon oil spill as a new rationale for energy legislation that has been stalled on Capitol Hill. The New York Times comes oh, so close to prope...

Political Fallout from “Climategate” Alarms New York Times

After playing it straight for a few paragraphs, The New York Times reverts back to its old self and offers up the usual apologies for discredited global warming research. But there are some startling admissions worth noting here. Public opinion in Britain and America is moving away from the U.N. position and more in the direction of economic freedom. This is  an alarming development for the liberal news media... Finally, The New York Times recognizes that the so-called scientific consensus on...