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Category Archives: Energy Issues
Solid Principles Podcast: Episode 40
Solid Principles Podcast: Episode 40 7/30/2011 The Kangaroo Carbon Diet: In 2009, The ‘Waxman-Markey Climate Change Bill’ also known as ‘Cap & Trade’ passed the house, where it slowly died upon reaching the Senate. Now in 2011 the Australian Labor Government under the Prime Ministership of Julia Gillard, are on the verge of adopting their [...]
Posted in Australia, Energy Issues, Environment, Extremists, Flashback, Foreign Politics, Podcast
Tagged as: Australia, Cap & Trade, Carbon Tax, Green Energy, Green Police, Prime Minister Julia Gillard, Tony Abbott, Waxman-Markey
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The Down Under Green Police
A collection of stills from the Audi 2010 Green Car Super Bowl Commercial, while presented as a semi-parody over green hysteria, this scenario might soon become a reality in Australia AUSTRALIA: Carbon cops will be given sweeping powers to enforce a carbon tax package proposed by the ruling Gillard Labor government. A $23-a-tonne carbon tax Businesses [...]
Posted in Australia, Energy Issues, Environment, Global Markets
Tagged as: Australia, Cap & Trade, Carbon Tax, Green Energy, Green Police, Prime Minister Julia Gillard, Tony Abbott
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USA Environmental groups Target Chilean Energy Development
“In May, the Chilean regulatory body charged with approving such projects gave the go-ahead for building the five dams that will create the power. Immediately, environmental groups organized protest marches in Santiago and threatened lawsuits that could tie up the project for years”. TAKEN FROM: ‘U.S. Greens vs. Chile’s Poor’ by Mary Anastasia O’Grady read complete [...]
Australia Closer to Carbon Tax
Australia: Julia Gillard’s Minority Labor Government has pushed forward with it’s plan to introduce a carbon tax. Independent MP Tony Windsor has given his strongest signal yet that he’ll back a carbon tax. CLICK IMAGE FOR FULL STORY (opens in new window/tab) Further Reading: Australia carbon tax plans spark protests – BBC News Recommend [...]
Posted in Economy, Energy Issues, Environment, Extremists, Foreign Politics, Global Markets
Tagged as: Australia, Cap and Trade, Carbon Tax, Economy, Julia Gillard, Prime Minister Julia Gillard
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Opposition To Offshore Drilling Ban Rises to 55%
Gas prices have been rising dramatically in recent days, and opposition to President Obama’s continuing ban on oil drilling off the Eastern seaboard and in the eastern portion of the Gulf of Mexico is up from early December when the policy was first announced. A new Rasmussen Reports telephone survey finds that 55% of Likely [...]
House votes to overthrow ‘czars’
By: ROBIN BRAVENDER POLITICO The House voted Thursday to dethrone nine White House “czars.” Republicans successfully added an amendment to the continuing resolution that would leave President Barack Obama’s senior advisers on policy issues including health care, energy and others out of a job. The vote was 249-179. Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) offered [...]
Posted in 112th Congress, Congress, Energy Issues, Offshore Oil Drilling, Solid Principles
Tagged as: 112th Congress, CV, Czars, Energy, Green Jobs Czar, Obamacare, Offshore Oil Drilling, Republicans, TARP
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