SCIENTISTS at the University of East Anglia (UEA) have admitted throwing away much of the raw temperature data on which their predictions of global warming are based.

Criminal charges are being pursued in what is being dubbed as “ClimateGate.”

When Al Gore and his global warming alarmists take over, one of the first citizens they’ll slap in a prison and charge with crimes against the (green) state will be Steven J. Milloy, founder and publisher of the popular Web site JunkScience-dot-com.

John Hofmeister, the Houston-based president of Shell Oil’s U.S. operations, expressed doubt about the validity of peak oil theory in an appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box show.

And so http://greeenism.info/ will soon go online.

The provision of electrical power nationwide has become the chosen battleground for environmental groups laboring night and day to insure there will not be enough of it to meet our needs.

The world has seen that if ever a utopian scheme becomes law, that law achieves the opposite of the intended utopian effect. Call it “Longman’s Lemma” if someone else doesn’t already claim it. And nowhere can that proverbial truth be observed more laughably than in Congress’ compact fluorescent light bulbs.

Despite a court ruling in the United Kingdom barring the showing of Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth” in public schools without an explicit disclaimer that it is “partisan,” “political” and is riddled with misleading exaggerations and factual errors, the movie continues to be shown in public schools across America as if it were holy writ.

Why coal-generated electricity is vital to our energy security.

CBS News has posted a job listing on the JournalismJobs Web site seeking an correspondent on the environment beat. But while “a deep interest in the environment and sustainability issues will serve you well,” actual “knowledge of the enviro beat is a big plus, but not a requirement.” More important to CBS News, that “you are wicked smart, funny, irreverent and hip, oozing enthusiasm and creative energy. This position requires strong people, reporting, story telling and writing skills. Managing tight deadlines should be second nature.”

Ethanol is coming more to the forefront in financial news, not so much for its potential as a renewable fuel source but more with respect to ethanol’s future as a capital investment opportunity.

Ethanol subsidies are raising our food prices – dubbed the “Thanksgiving Tax” because it upped the cost we paid for Thanksgiving dinner.

"Green is the new black,” according to the media. But businesses are finding it’s an easy way to put themselves in the red.

Now here’s a story the climate change obsessed media can really sink their teeth into: a Berkeley, California, based environmental group claims that dams all around the world are adding to global warming.

I have one answer, watch a few ‘GREEN’ commercials from BP.