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Our obsession with pesticide “risks” has very different consequences for America and Africa.
 0 by Paul Driessen | August 21, 2010
E15 ethanol mandates would bring huge benefits for ethanol producers at the expense of the rest of us.
0 by Paul Driessen | August 16, 2010 
New study documents harmful effects of “cap-and-trade” and “endangerment” schemes.
0 by Paul Driessen | August 2, 2010 
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.
0 by Paul Driessen | July 22, 2010
'Low carbon fuel standards' mean higher costs, few environmental benefits and less liberty
1 by Paul Driessen | July 21, 2010
In this video, Paul Driessen exposes how Western policies of eco-imperialism are leading a crusade against the poor of the world.
0 by Paul Driessen | July 15, 2010 
The greatest threats to the world’s species are misguided environmental and anti-technology policies.
0 by Paul Driessen | July 13, 2010 
Bungling the BP oil spill cleanup? Or never letting the crisis go to waste?
0 by Paul Driessen | July 6, 2010 
President Obama sounds like an anti-business Community Organizer in Chief: pointing fingers, making baseless claims about ending our “addiction to oil,” and leaving no crisis unexploited. His June 15 “vision” raised more questions than it answered.
0 by Paul Driessen | June 25, 2010 
There is simply no room in science, academia or public policy for manipulation, falsification or fraud. Academic freedom does not confer a right to engage in such practices, and both attorneys general and research institutions have a duty to root them out, especially in the case of climate change research.
2 by Paul Driessen | June 2, 2010
CFACT's Driessen: "Senators have some explaining to do"
1 by Paul Driessen | May 12, 2010
Learning (the right lessons, hopefully) from the Gulf of Mexico disaster.
1 by Paul Driessen | May 7, 2010 
Adventurous alarmists return with frostbite from Arctic treks on rescue helicopters. "Global warming can mean colder," explains one Greenpeace activist.
0 by Paul Driessen | May 3, 2010 
SEC says companies must disclose risks due to climate change. Seize the opportunity.
0 by Paul Driessen | February 8, 2010 
In fact, unethical Greenpeace actions threaten the livelihoods and lives of millions
0 by Paul Driessen | January 17, 2010 
Senator Boxer is compounding the Climategate scandal with cover-up and obstruction
1 by Paul Driessen | January 15, 2010 
The data manipulation and fraud stench is too strong to be ignored any longer.
0 by Paul Driessen | November 28, 2009
Climate changes and their causes through the ages, as explained by Gore and modelers
0 by Paul Driessen | November 17, 2009
To reach a true and logical conclusion, one should weigh the claims of both sides of an argument, right? Not if you're an alarimst. How double standards mislead Congress with absurd proclamations of Climate Armageddon.
0 by Paul Driessen | November 12, 2009
As skepticism rises about alarmist global warming claims, and concern mounts about high energy costs, climate activists are becoming frantic.
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0 by Paul Driessen | November 12, 2009
When President Obama, spender of trillions, declares that costs will, "necessarily skyrocket," you can rest assured the price tag is high.
0 by Paul Driessen | October 21, 2009
It’s time to reexamine far-fetched claims that drive US energy and global warming policy.
0 by Paul Driessen | October 20, 2009
What if we applied corporate standards to the “science” that is driving global warming policy?
0 by Paul Driessen | October 20, 2009
Saluting Norman Borlaug's scientific, agricultural, and humanitarian legacy
0 by Paul Driessen | September 21, 2009
The huge economic price tag on Obama’s global warming policies have garnished few followers in the US – and even fewer on the global stage.
0 by Paul Driessen | September 8, 2009
The “high-polluting” cars that taxpayers are paying to get off the road already have 90% lower emissions than 1970-era models. So the pollution reductions are truly marginal, as are the gas savings.
0 by Paul Driessen | August 20, 2009
Looming legislation that will cost billions of dollars is based on climate models that have never actually been validated by observation. Should we spend money before any problem has been substantiated?
0 by Paul Driessen | July 29, 2009
Planetary temperatures are actually falling, carbon dioxide plays only a minor role in climate change, and we do not face worse floods, droughts, storms or other disasters
0 by Paul Driessen | July 13, 2009
The duplicitous politics of money, power, control and corporate rent-seeking
0 by Paul Driessen | June 11, 2009
Scientific "consensus" and other shady sales tactics promote alarmist theories
2 by Paul Driessen | March 16, 2009
Government policies could create green jobs, but kill existing carbon-based jobs
0 by Paul Driessen | March 4, 2009
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About Paul Driessen Paul Driessen is senior policy adviser for the Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), which is sponsoring the All Pain No Gain petition against global-warming hype. He also is a senior policy adviser to the Congress of Racial Equality and author of Eco-Imperialism: Green Power - Black Death.
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