When the Kyoto Protocol was enacted in 1997, scientists knew it would have no discernible effect on temperatures. In 2009 Climategate exposed the fraudulent claims of leading climate scientists. And in 2012, satellite measurements indicated there has been no rise in global temperatures since 1998. Yet this week, government representatives are gathering in Doha, Qatar to forge a new … Continue Reading →
Now that I’ve covered what doesn’t affect the price of gas, let’s look at what really could be affecting gas pricing. We know it’s not demand. It’s been established demand is down in the U.S. and while global demand is rising over the long term, the stalled economies in Europe and China’s quickly slowing growth … Continue Reading →
You’ll recall during the payroll tax battle last week, the one big ransom demand Republicans were able to wring out of the process was forcing President Obama to rush a decision on the contentious Keystone XL pipeline which would deliver some of the dirtiest, low grade oil from Canada via a mammoth pipeline over 2000 … Continue Reading →