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Dissecting environmental extremism: the documentary film Not Evil Just Wrong explores facts concerning global warming, cap-and-trade legislation, and the ramifications of following the green path.	Movie review	Nov 9, 2009	1361
The largest tea party: it still gets scant attention from major media.		Oct 12, 2009	604
Cap & Trade: attention is being diverted from the dangerous Cap and Trade bill that has already passed the House of Representatives and now awaits Senate action.	Viewpoint essay	Sep 28, 2009	4276
Green fairy tales: the Obama administration's energy policy revolves around cutting energy usage and increasing "green" energy supplies. We examine the odds of the plan's success.	Cover story	Jun 22, 2009	4753
A cooling trend toward global warming: from a lack of temperature increase to the growing number of scientists rethinking climate change, a positive trend against global-warming alarmism is on the upswing.		Apr 13, 2009	1907
Whatever happened to global warming? Now that record-cold temperatures across the globe are making a mockery of human-caused global warming, we look to see if this is merely a "weather hiccup.".	Cover story	Feb 16, 2009	4359
Making renewable energy practical: can we reliably, efficiently, and economically store energy to make solar and wind power viable options to replace fossil-fuel or nuclear plants?		Dec 8, 2008	2911
Liberty from global-warming alarmism: when students are being deluged with global-warming propaganda, they desperately need life preservers. Here are some truth-filled DVDs that will help them stay afloat.		Nov 24, 2008	2498
Algae may be an energy answer: ethanol production from corn and soybeans is pummeling the world's hungry, and biodiesel is following the same track. Will crude oil from algae result in a third failure or lead to biofuel's Shangri-La? You decide.		Aug 18, 2008	2318
A tale of two reactors: the different destinies of two almost-twin nuclear reactors provide a forecast of our country's energy prospects if we don't heed the futures they foreshadow.		Jul 7, 2008	1766
Coal in your car's tank: American-dug coal could be altered to produce clean-burning fuels for our vehicles. Here's how we could do it, and what might stop it from happening.		Jun 9, 2008	2357
Nuclear waste: not a problem: unbeknownst to most people, the bulk of nuclear waste is recyclable, and the remainder can be safely stored and presents little danger to anyone.	Table	Feb 18, 2008	3527
The "other" renewables: environmentalists often refer to wind, solar, and "other renewable sources" of energy. What are these "other sources"? How can they contribute to our energy future?		Nov 12, 2007	1742
What a gas! The current politically correct promotion of ethanol and hydrogen to power vehicles overlooks the serious drawbacks of those fuels and the huge potential of natural gas.		Oct 1, 2007	1731
Solar power: not the brightest idea: while it is true that the sun sends more energy to Earth than humans could ever need, the problems associated with harnessing this energy make solar power very impractical.		Sep 17, 2007	1837
Blown away: wind power is floating high on the political winds as the country's answer to its power needs, but, in reality, it's an idea whose time has come ... and gone.		Sep 3, 2007	1949
The "hydrogen economy": many environmentalists are pushing hydrogen fuel as an energy source because of hydrogen's abundance. But though hydrogen is abundant, it is also mainly impractical.		Aug 20, 2007	2518
Is there oil beneath your feet? Petroleum products are usually deemed "fossil fuels," created from once-living organisms. But oil may be a renewable resource that is literally beneath everyone's feet.		Jul 9, 2007	1228
Another look at nuclear energy: nuclear energy is on the go, helping countries in Europe and other parts of the world solve their energy woes economically and safely. Will America get back on board?	Cover story	Apr 30, 2007	3109
Myths about nuclear energy.	Cover story	Apr 30, 2007	3264
Going bananas over ethanol.		Mar 5, 2007	1854
Helping you to help yourself: W. Neil Gallagher's new book provides helpful information about how to prepare for retirement and old age while still providing a heritage for your children.		Feb 5, 2007	1028
Providing affordable healthcare: realizing that bureaucratic paperwork was unnecessarily causing burgeoning healthcare costs and poorer healthcare overall, these doctors decided to do something about it.		Dec 25, 2006	1750
Iran and "the bomb": while Iran does appear to have the uranium-enrichment capability needed to make an atomic bomb, that is not the same as having a bomb and being able to deliver it.		Oct 16, 2006	1318
Sound science & common sense: the recent Doctors for Disaster Preparedness conference refuted politically driven science and provided commonsense ways to deal with both real and imagined threats.		Sep 4, 2006	1565
Wind power woes.		Nov 3, 2003	274