Articles tagged with: Food

The Real Reason Pelosi Doesn’t Want to Drill
Posted in Nancy Pelosi on 11 August 2008

It seems Ms. Pelosi has invested in some wind energy and is friends with T. Boone Pickens. Meanwhile, Americans are paying through the nose for transportation, food and goods thanks to the Democrats and their anti-nuclear and anti-fossil fuel push.
Source: michellemalkin.com

In This Economy, It Isn’t Easy Being Green
Posted in Economy on 8 August 2008

Al Gore’s best hope has turned into his worst nightmare. The economy, slowed by high oil prices and transportation costs, has turned people away from the green lifestyle in an effort to save money. Governments are quietly dropping green taxes and fees and those hit by the slow rate of economic growth are [...]

Eat Up, Or You’ll Cause Global Warming
Posted in Food on 6 August 2008

They’re starving back in China, so finish what you got, or so said John Lennon many years ago. Today, Lennon may have reworked those lyrics to tell us we’re causing global warming, so finish what you got. We’ll never know, but a study found that Americans waste [...]

Proud of My American Carbon Footprint
Posted in Commentary on 24 July 2008

I found this little carbon footprint calculator at some pro-global warming website and thought I’d plug in my numbers to see how I fare when compared to the rest of the world.  Even taking public transportation for the majority of the week and using substantially fewer miles on my vehicle than the national average, my [...]

Buying Air: The Carbon Credit Scam
Posted in Carbon Tax on 23 July 2008

When you eat off a plate, do you buy new plates to exchange your food-stained ones?  Do you buy new clothes every time you soil your laundry?  Of course not.  So why buy carbon credits for clean air when you put carbon dioxide into your existing air?  This opinion piece points out the basic element [...]

Biofuel Pipedream Goes Bust
Posted in Food on 16 July 2008

More news is out about the debacle that is ethanol-based biofuel, and it’s not good.  A recent report found that 75% of the increase in food prices between 2002 and 2008 can be attributed to biofuel production.  Food prices have soared 140% during this time.  Food for thought for the environmentalists, I suppose.
Source: fromtheduke.blogspot.com

Biofuel Aid Not Reducing Carbon Emissions
Posted in Alternative Fuel Sources on 16 July 2008

The $11 billion in annual subsidies given by the United States, Europe and Canada for plant-based biofuels isn’t doing much to reduce carbon emissions according to a report by the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development.  They go on to say that carbon emissions from vehicles in areas where the subsidies are received are [...]

British Cutting Biofuel Production to Save Food Prices
Posted in Food on 8 July 2008

I’m proud of the British government right now.  Finally someone over there has awakened to the fact that biofuels cause food prices to skyrocket and massive shortages around the globe.  This is in direct conflict with the EU, who says rising food prices are due to increased demand for meat and dairy as well as [...]

Food Prices Up 75% Thanks to Biofuels
Posted in Food on 7 July 2008

100 million people have been pushed below the poverty line, thanks to rising food prices. A baby of Gore and his global warming myth, biofuels manufactured from food is causing deforestation and additional use of water and fertilizer to grow the crops necessary to make it [...]

Connecticut Governor Calls for Rebate of Carbon Credits to Tax Payers
Posted in Carbon Tax on 7 July 2008

Well, sort of.  Connecticut Governor Jodi Rell announced that she wants an amendment to the 10-state greenhouse reduction plan enacted in 2005.  She wants portions of the sale of carbon credits set aside to help tax payers during the current depressed economy to pay for the basics, like electricity and food.  But, she only wants [...]