A bill to substantially restrict oil and gas permitting in Colorado would result in widespread financial and environmental impacts, according to a new report by a research group.
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Colorado’s Marshall Fire: Has Funding Needs Corrupted Climate Science?
But the science does not show a connection between the Marshall Fire and Climate Change. And due to the greed of the media, politicians, and selfish scientists, only scientific integrity…
Revisiting EPA’s Gold King Mine blowout – Part 2
On August 5, five years to the day after suffering from a 3-million-gallon spill of heavy-metal-laden toxic wastewater from Colorado’s Gold King Mine, the State of Utah announced a settlement…
Democrat On AOC Fracking Claim: ‘We Do Ourselves No Favors When We Ignore Science’
From The Daily Caller Jason Hopkins Immigration and politics reporter September 23, 2019 8:35 PM ET Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez visited a “fracking” site in Colorado, and tweeted out a video that…
Colorado Democrats Pass Bill To Crack Down On A Pillar Of State’s Economy — Oil And Gas Drilling
State’s Economy — Oil And Gas Drilling From The Daily Caller 10:31 PM 04/03/2019 | Energy Michael Bastasch | Energy Editor Legislation is headed to Colorado Gov. Jared Polis’s desk…
Colorado energy company Xcel goes crazy green
One starts to suspect there is a lot of hype, and maybe securities fraud, going on here David Wojick, PhD Awhile back, I wrote an article about how the radical…
Boulder Escapes Global Warming
Guest post by Sam I. Outcalt Abstract: The historic record of the mean annual air temperature record at Boulder does not display the major “global” climate transitions detectable in the…
Western wildfires – horrific, devastating … and unnecessary
New fire-fighting technology could help put them out. Why isn’t it being used? Guest post by Paul Driessen Millions of Americans watched their evening news in horrified fascination. The Colorado…
In Colorado wildfires, 'worst in state history', why won't the Forest Service use the biggest firefighting tool available?
AP labels the 2012 Colorado wildfires worst in state history in this story. My friend and fellow climate skeptic, nationally syndicated radio host Lars Larson, asks some pointed and pertinent…
Reanalyses find rising humidity in the Arctic
Direct, reliable observations of atmospheric conditions stretch as far back as the mid seventeenth century, with otherwise consistent records being punctuated by periodic updates in methods, practitioners, and observational equipment.…
'What global warming really looks like' – Michael Oppenheimer FAIL
Well, I warned everybody yesterday. That briefing was put together by Climate Nexus, an advocacy and communications group. An accompanying report on heat waves and climate change was released simultaneously…
Update on Colorado Wildfires
I have reports from the scene, plus also from the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Nearly half of the United States’ airborne fire suppression equipment was operating over Colorado on June…
Satellite imagery of Colorado's High Park Fire
To hear and read the MSM reports about this fire, you’d think that the entire states of Colorado and Wyoming were ablaze. Meanwhile, the usual paid advocates are already wailing…
Sea level still not cooperating with predictions
The university of Colorado has recently updated their sea level graph from the TOPEX satellite data. The 60 day smoothed trend is still stalled and shows no rise over what…
Children just aren't going to know what hail is…
Source of title inspiration here From NOAA Headquarters. Colorado mountain hail may disappear in a warmer future NOAA-led study shows less hail, more rain in region’s future, with possible increase…
Ski season opens early in Colorado
From the “Children just aren’t going to know what snow is…” department, and it just isn’t in Colorado either, Mammoth, California got an early base also. Courtesy of Mammoth An…
Western voters mostly skeptical of global warming
This is interesting. The American Spectator tips us to this this poll, conducted under the auspices of Colorado College’s State of the Rockies project one in which most questions were…
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