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A Major Contribution to the Global Warming Debate

Review by Dr. Gerrit van der Lingen

Environment & Climate News / The Heartland Institute / November 01, 2009

Climate Change Reconsidered: The 2009 Report of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC)By S. Fred Singer, Ph.D. and Craig Idso, ... (read more)

Krugman Provides a Glimpse Into Global Warming La-La Land

James Taylor

The Heartland Institute / October 08, 2009

When global warming legislation forces American consumers to purchase electricity from sources that are 75 percent to 887 percent more expensive than coal, ... (read more)

Jerry Agar on WGN “Climate Change Reconsidered

Dan Miller

The Heartland Institute / September 08, 2009

James Taylor, senior fellow for environmental policy at the Heartland Institute, talked to radio host Jerry Agar on the 50,000-watt WGN-AM in Chicago on ... (read more)

New Climate Change Report Applauded

Dan Miller

Environment & Climate News / The Heartland Institute / June 01, 2009

It’s not often a book receives an ovation at a business conference, but an 880-page, 1-1/2 inch-thick, four-and-a-half-pound rebuttal of global warming ... (read more)

Fraud and Climate Change

Steve Williams

Victorville Daily Press / Victorville Daily Press / July 10, 2009

Ice will melt and polar bears will die. Humans are destroying the planet, global warming is the bomb, and it’s getting so hot that members of Congress ... (read more)

Climate Change Reconsidered

Zonia M. Pino

Research & Commentary / The Heartland Institute / June 30, 2009

The American Clean Energy Security Act--better known as "Waxman-Markey"--has been approved by the U.S. House of Representatives and is pending ... (read more)

Climate Distorting U.S. Energy Policies

S. Fred Singer

The American Oil & Gas Reporter September 01, 2008

ARLINGTON, VA.–There is no question that the exaggerated concern about global warming is distorting energy policy in the United States, and indeed ... (read more)

Letter To Senators Regarding Climate Change Reconsidered

Joseph L. Bast

The Heartland Institute / June 26, 2009

Dear Senator: Global warming is real, but how much of it is due to human activity and how much is natural? How reliable are predictions of future climate ... (read more)

NIPCC Findings Contradict U.N. Report

S. Fred Singer

The American Oil & Gas Reporter August 01, 2008

ARLINGTON, VA.–There has been increasing concern about global climate change on the part of the media, politicians and the public, stimulated by the ... (read more)

Settle The Science Of Climate Change

Times Colonist

Victoria Times Colonist / June 14, 2009

We think of science as cold and factual, but there have been some highly charged disputes in its history. Much passion was expended trying to decide whether ... (read more)