Midterm Election
By Farron Cousins on November 4, 2010
Tags: climate change, climate science, congress, Farron Cousins, Fraud, global warming, GOP, greenhouse gas emissions, Hearing, Hoax, House, investigation, John Boehner, Midterm Election, Republican, U.S. energy policy, U.S. midterm elections, United States, Congress, John Boehner, Republican Party, U.S. House of Representatives
Less than 48 hours after winning a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, the new Republican (GOP) leaders have announced that as part of their new agenda, they will be holding extensive hearings and investigations into the “scientific fraud” behind global warming.
By Farron Cousins on October 7, 2010
Tags: Canada, Saudi Arabia, United States, USD, Carbon, Emission, environment, Farron Cousins, legislation, Lindsey Graham, Midterm Election, oil sands, policy, Saxby Chambliss, Alberta, Congress, energy, Finance, Lindsey Graham, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, oil, oil and gas, Saxby Chambliss, South Carolina, U.S.
A duo of Republican Senators are quietly working to undo legislation that prevents oil companies from acquiring tar sands from Canada that are known to produce even worse emissions than conventional oil.
By Farron Cousins on June 2, 2010
Tags: Reuters U.K., United States, American Power Act, Big Business, climate change, economy, Global Warming Solutions Act, Joe Lieberman, John Kerry, Kerry-Lieberman Bill, Lindsey Graham, Midterm Election, Washington D.C., Joe Lieberman, John Kerry, Lindsey Graham
The American Power Act, unveiled by Senators John Kerry and Joe Lieberman less than a month ago, is already fighting for its political life.
