Today Energy Secretary Steven Chu took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal to sell his plans for more nuclear power:

America is on the cusp of reviving its nuclear power industry. Last month President Obama pledged more than $8 billion in conditional loan guarantees for what will be the first U.S. nuclear power plant to break ground in nearly three decades... continue reading »

People who commit their lives to going green are just better people. They're more moral, more honest... continue reading »

Al Gore and Harrison Ford love to lecture us about how destructive we are to the planet... continue reading »

The city of Cambridge in Massachusetts recently created a “Climate Emergency Congress” to make recommendations to the city council. As FOXNews.com’s Joshua Rhett Miller reports:

Going green will not be optional in Cambridge, Mass., if the Cambridge Climate Congress has its way. It will be mandatory... continue reading »

...at least for one person.  Who?  Penn State University's Michael Mann, a climate scientist whose credibility has come into question.  He's the guy behind Al Gore's famous "hockey stick" graph, which has been discredited. Mann was also a central figure in the Climate-Gate email scandal, which showed prominent global warming alarmists to be fudging the data and squelching dissent. According to today's Wall Street Journal, more than $2.4 million is "stimulating" the career... continue reading »

Today's New York Times holds a mirror up to much of its readership: the sanctimonious liberals who know what’s best for us and insist we live as they dictate. And since we’re talking liberals, we’re talking environment.

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The Global Warming Church must be getting impatient. Cap and tax won’t happen any time soon. So instead of just waiting to legislate, today's WSJ writes, they litigate:

A group of 12 Gulf Coast residents whose homes were damaged by Katrina are suing 33 energy companies for greenhouse gas emissions that allegedly contributed to the global warming that allegedly made the hurricane worse... continue reading »

California's Mojave Desert was to be the site of 13 solar plants and wind farms -- creating those "green energy" jobs that we're told will save both the planet and the economy. But Democratic Sen... continue reading »

In today’s Wall Street Journal, Nigel Lawson looks at the results of the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference:

Copenhagen—predictably—achieved precisely nothing... continue reading »

Dick Wilson as "Mr. Whipple"

Having solved the rest of the world's problems, environmental groups like Greenpeace and the Sierra Club have turned their attention to our toilet paper. As you might expect, they don't like soft toilet paper... continue reading »