Subscribe:
RSS feed
Surging through life's intricate core
Browsing All posts tagged under »greenhouse gas«
Appeals court finds arguments against EPA’s greenhouse gas Tailoring Rule illogical
You know you've spectacularly lost the argument when the DC Circuit Court of Appeals quotes Schoolhouse Rock in its opinion against you.
DC appeals court says EPA’s interpretation of Clean Air Act “unambiguously correct”
July 19, 2012
The states and industry groups tried to argue that the EPA's greenhouse gas regulations went against the Clean Air Act in multiple ways. But the DC appeals court strongly disagreed, finding in every instance that the EPA was "unambiguously correct."
DC appeals court rejects attacks on EPA’s greenhouse gas Endangerment Finding
July 18, 2012
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that the greenhouse gas Endangerment Finding was exactly what the EPA said it was – based on sound scientific evidence and anchored firmly within the legal requirements of the Clean Air Act.
Climate Science for Everyone: How scientists measure the carbon dioxide in 800,000 year old air
January 28, 2012
Scientists can directly measure air that has been sealed in an icy time capsule for 800,000 years. Climate Science for Everyone describes how this works.
No, Matthew, there won’t be 230,000 new EPA jobs, so correct your article accordingly (update)
September 28, 2011
The Daily Caller inverted reality when it blamed the EPA for demanding 230,000 more employees when it's actually an industry-led legal challenge that would force the increase.
Milloy’s latest climate op-ed riddled with errors
May 18, 2011
Today, the Washington Times ran an op-ed by science-denier-for-hire Steve Milloy titled “2012 GOP guide to the climate debate.” Based on the number of errors and irrelevancies masquerading as serious concerns I discovered while reading it, the Washington Times should have titled the op-ed “How to lie to voters about climate disruption.” Here’s a brief […]
Venus’ climate V: How scientists know Venus’ surface temperature is a result of greenhouse heating
May 6, 2011
On Monday, I wrote that there were only two possibilities for why Venus’ surface temperature is so hot – either something internal to the planet’s crust and core was keeping Venus hot, or something about the atmosphere was. Tuesday I showed that it wasn’t internal heating. Wednesday I disproved the “Venus formed recently” hypothesis. And […]
S&R
- At what point can a citizen defend himself against an assault by a police officer?
- Spotify’s “sponsored content”: payola by any other name…
- Captain America: Summer Solstice 2017
- Score one for the First Amendment: The Slants win
- US Supreme Court rules in favor of The Slants
- Climate Science for Everyone: How do scientists measure the temperature of the Earth?
- Desert rain
- A bitter son’s reflections on Fathers Day
- The blood-red Shimbashi dress: a photopoem
- An umbrella before the sugar melts
July 20, 2012
0