Browsing All posts tagged under »Climate Change Legislation«

Legislators Must Oppose a Carbon Tax

November 30, 2012 by

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By Alan Caruba ~ One of the most disturbing pieces of news has been the way some Republicans in Congress have gone wobbly on the greatest hoax of the modern era, global warming or climate change or whatever other name is being applied to it as the effort to impose an insane tax on carbon […]

Clean Energy Standard: Significant Costs, Insignificant Benefits

May 24, 2012 by

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By Nicolas Loris ~ In its pitch for a federal clean energy standard (CES), The Washington Post’s editorial board asks, “Will America do anything significant to slow climate change?” Assuming America actually needs to do something to slow climate change, even if the Post’s editorial board got its wish for a CES, America still wouldn’t […]

CO2 Tax Australia – Julia Gillard – Absolutely Clueless

July 10, 2011 by

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Today, Sunday 10th July 2011, the Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gillard, unveiled proposed legislation to place a cost on the emissions of Carbon Dioxide (CO2). To hide the fact that the Tax is on a naturally occurring gas we all breathe, both in and out, she’s given it a trendy name to obscure the […]

CO2 Tax Australia – And All Of This For Nothing

July 9, 2011 by

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By Andrew Bolt All pain, no gain. The tax won’t change the temperature, but will choke our growth: Citigroup Global Markets said the carbon price would double as a tax on consumption but should have less impact on consumer prices and growth than the last major tax reform of the GST. It predicted a one-off […]

Climate Change – Billions Wasted For No Gain

June 10, 2011 by

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By Andrew Bolt Treasurer Wayne Swan says Treasury’s latest modelling justifies the government’s carbon dioxide tax. Henry Ergas is horrified: Most striking is just how large the costs of the new scheme are estimated to be. According to the Treasurer, per capita incomes will grow by 1.2 per cent annually. The scheme is expected to […]

With A Record Like This, You Trust Them With A Green Tax, Too?

June 8, 2011 by

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By Andrew Bolt To see what a disaster this Government’s green programs have been, check the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency’s website. Programs and rebates The Australian Government is committed to developing programs and initiatives to support householders, industry and the community to save energy and reduce emissions. Green Loans Green Start Home […]

How Dare This TV Ad Tell Such Lies?

May 30, 2011 by

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By Andrew Bolt Count the lies in this one still from the ad in which Michael Caton and Cat Blanchett tell us to say “yes” to Julia Gillard’s carbon dioxide tax: - No, our skies aren’t black with soot. - No, this tax won’t clear the skies. - No, this isn’t about carbon but carbon […]

Study: Push for Cap and Trade Failed Despite Friendly Media, Corporate Cash

April 24, 2011 by

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By Lachlan Markay A recent report from American University communications professor Matthew Nisbet examined the apparent decline of the environmental movement in recent years. For all the questions raised by the report over what happened to the moment, it does answer a pair surrounding the debate as it pertains to bias in the media. First, […]

Global Warming Advisor Garnaut Is No Expert And Not Infallible

April 2, 2011 by

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By Andrew Bolt Chris Kenny warns that the Gillard Government’s chief adviser on global warming has no formal expertise on the subject: At a recent dinner party a guest who impressed me with her detailed knowledge of the climate change debate was disbelieving when I insisted the government’s prominent climate change adviser, (Ross) Garnaut, was […]

Soon Gillard May Have No Climate Change Programs At All

February 7, 2011 by

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By Andrew Bolt I do not rule it out, but suspect Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard may not get her “price on carbon” through Parliament in this ”year of delivery”: JULIA Gillard and the Greens are on a collision course over the assistance levels for big greenhouse gas emitters in the government’s proposed new carbon […]

Al Gore Says He Supported ‘Not Good’ Ethanol Policies To Help His Presidential Ambitions

November 23, 2010 by

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By Noel Sheppard Nobel laureate Al Gore said this weekend that tax breaks for corn-based ethanol are “not good policy” and that he only supported these subsidies in order to assist his eventual run for president. Reuters Africa reported Monday the former Vice President made these comments while speaking to a green energy conference in […]

High School Science And Cap And Trade Legislation

November 16, 2010 by

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This article was first posted in a shorter form at American Thinker in a Post at this link. When people said that any Climate Change legislation was not about the environment, but was really only about the money, it was an easy thing to discount. People passed it off as being said because that was […]

How Green Madness and Gillard’s Dithering is Hurting You

November 16, 2010 by

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By Andrew Bolt While some Countries in the rest of the World are ditching this madness, the Australian Government is pushing ahead with plans to impose a cost on CO2 emissions, a cost that will be crippling to every sector of business, industry, and to the residential consumer of electrical power as well. The people […]

The UN and Climate Change – Ten Fateful Words

November 9, 2010 by

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I saw this article on Saturday just gone, and it immediately piqued my interest. Click on the link and read the article before going any further. UN climate panel calls for carbon and transport taxes. Nearly three years ago now, I started contributing posts at this site, in the form of a series on the […]

No, Rudd’s Real Mistake Wasn’t To Retreat From Moscow

November 6, 2010 by

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By Andrew Bolt It really is time to nail this fraudulent yet popular analysis before Labor does even more damage to itself – and us: (Mark) Arbib, together with Karl Bitar, is held responsible for urging Rudd to make the fatal mistake of his prime ministership. This was Rudd’s decision to abandon the fight for […]

The Renewable Electricity Standard Game Plan

October 3, 2010 by

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By Audrey Jones This week, National Journal hosted an energy, environment, and economic policy summit on the Renewable Electricity Standard (RES). Participants included Sens. Mark Begich (D-AK) and Sam Brownback (R-KS); Dr. Robert Simon, the Majority Staff Director of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; David Friedman, the Research Director of the Union […]

Why Is Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard Now Pushing What She Told Rudd Was Poison?

September 28, 2010 by

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By Andrew Bolt Terry McCrann is mystified by Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s decision to consider imposing the carbon tax she ruled out just six weeks ago, when there was an election to win: Why did she earlier lead the push in the Gang of Four to dump the Government’s ETS – the move which destroyed […]

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard Cheats On Carbon

September 27, 2010 by

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By Andrew Bolt While the Government secretly goes about seeking to impose the wish of this so called tax on Carbon Dioxide emissions, what they have not done is explain to the people just how much money will be raised from this iniquitous tax, and here in Australia, and that amount is $24 Billion for […]

Renewable Power Fail – As Usual – April 2010

July 23, 2010 by

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This post continues the monthly series that shines a high intensity spotlight on how Renewable Power is failing on a huge scale to deliver electrical power to consumers. The spin from politicians and supporters of Renewable Power is that it is the way of the future, and can be used to replace traditional methods of […]

Australian Prime Minister Gillard Hands Our Future To Some People She Picked Off The Street

July 23, 2010 by

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By Andrew Bolt Julia Gillard is surely joking – or treating us once more as fools: ABOUT 150 ordinary Australians would be randomly chosen to develop the nation’s response to climate change under a re-elected Gillard Government. Why not pick Paul the Octopus instead? At least he’s cheaper. This is pandering of the most craven […]

Circumventing Cap And Trade With Another Bad Energy Bill

July 15, 2010 by

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By Nicolas Loris In the midst of a crisis in the Gulf, some Senators are making a final push to pass energy and climate legislation this year. Senators John Kerry (D–MA) and Joe Lieberman (I–CT) are introducing a scaled-back version of their original cap-and-trade bill but still want to maintain a carbon cap. Senate Majority […]

“[Cap-and-trade] Is Not In My Vocabulary” — Reid

July 14, 2010 by

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By Marlo Lewis I wonder if your thinking is like mine on this. What is it that they fear so much that they will not call this by its correct terminology, giving the distinct impression that there is something that needs to be hidden. Read analysis of this Legislation in the post at this link…..TonyfromOz. […]

Why A Price On Carbon (Dioxide) Is Nothing More Than A Great Big New Tax

July 13, 2010 by

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Fill a standard sized glass (about the same size as would hold a can of Coke) with water from the tap and have it close by as you read this. First off, read that title again. What infuriates me is that when people make statements on this, they say how we need to place a […]

CBO Plays “Let’s Pretend” On Kerry–Lieberman Scoring

July 9, 2010 by

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By David Kreutzer, Ph.D. Here’s a principles-of-economics question: Suppose the U.S. gross domestic product (national income) is currently $14 trillion. Then suppose the U.S. raised all tariff, income tax, and sales tax rates to 100 percent. How much money would the government collect? If you realized that nobody would generate taxable income under such a […]

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