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Eco-terrorism hits Maryland: 'Inconvenient Terrorist' latest in long lineby Bonner Cohen, Ph. D.

Inconvenient terrorist James Lee who was shot and killed by a SWAT team in the Discovery Channel Building in Silver Spring, Maryland, is the latest of a long line of eco-terrorists

An Inconvenient Terroristby CFACT 

Armed eco-terrorist who experienced an “awakening” by watching Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth was shot and killed after storming Discovery Channel Building. Radical manifesto condemns 'parasitic children' and human civilization, calling for sterilization and giving the planet back to the squirrels.

An ill wind in New Jerseyby Alan Caruba

Proposed windmill would cost $7 million, stand taller than the Statue of Liberty, and when the wind isn't blowing would need to be kept turning with electricity from a traditional plant in order to avoid mechanical failure.

New York's bedbugs vs. Africa's malaria crisisby Paul Driessen

Our obsession with pesticide “risks” has very different consequences for America and Africa.

New ethanol policy poses heavy cost for consumersby Paul Driessen

E15 ethanol mandates would bring huge benefits for ethanol producers at the expense of the rest of us.

Empowering the poor in the Yucatan jungleby Duggan Flanakin

Local villagers struggle to survive in Becan, but a new program promises to bring prosperity by unleashing their creativity and energy.

The global warming fleecing of the American taxpayerby Alan Caruba

The federal government has spent tens of billions of taxpayer dollars on research that has completely failed to affect temperatures or demonstrate an empirical link between human CO2 emissions and global warming.

Target: Moncktonby CFACT 

Lord Monckton is under attack, a sure sign that he’s winning on warming. Monckton fights back and refutes Prof. Abraham.

EPA set to crack down on farm dustby Bonner Cohen, Ph. D.

Agency believes dust is a pollutant and wants to impose stringent limitations on the amount of dust farmers are allowed to kick up while plying their trade.

Climate Depot’s award hat trickby Marc Morano

Marc Morano receives another award for his journalism covering the global warming movement.

Is America's west doomed to drought?by Dennis Avery

Droughts are caused by many reasons, and human's ability to adapt is greater than ever before in our history.

Gulf disaster turns national catastropheby Bill Balgord

BP and the Obama administration couldn’t have made a bigger mess of the Gulf, whether the latest cap holds or not. For 50 days, the administration left clean-up to the London-based company, while a U.S. president remained detached.

Mrs. Madoff exonerates Michael Mannby Paul Driessen


Justice through affordable energy for Wisconsinby Paul Driessen

Alleged threats of global warming disaster must not hobble justice and civil rights. Endangerment rules and cap-and-trade laws threaten jobs, opportunity and justice.

Shrimp farming has grown upby Dennis Avery

To the dismay of environmentalists, in the 1980s poor rice farmers in Asia and Latin America began cutting down mangrove trees to make room for profitable shrimp ponds. Now, shrimp farming has become more efficient, taking far less land per pound of food, and the wastes have been disarmed.