Alan Caruba

The problem is not a lack of known reserves of oil. The problem is the way the lack of knowledge by the consuming public is being exploited.

This Mother of All Green Groups has devoted itself to finding every way possible to make our lives miserable...

As the news poured forth about the devastation wrought during the first week of February by a huge storm that swept across central Florida, I wondered to myself how anyone with any common sense could think that humans are responsible for the weather?

There is an effort in Congress-mostly thanks to the Democrat leadership-to strangle the energy baby in the cradle.

Today we know the truth that Galileo revealed and we know, too, that real science, true science, is under attack by the global warming crowd.

It&s back to school time for kids and, of course, for the environmental crazies that means creating a huge mythology of things that will kill them the minute they venture into the jungle of hazards and horrors that await them in school.

On May 26, a movie, ?An Inconvenient Truth?, will debut at a theatre near you, starring a man who introduces himself these days as the man ?who used to be the next President of the United States.? That man is Al Gore who, since losing his bid in 2000 to lead this country, has given us all cause to thank a merciful God for sparing us his unflagging lunacy.

There&s a new book, ?A Thousand Barrels A Second? by Peter Tertazkian, that paints a very scary scenario about the oil industry and energy options in the future. When I read such books or the daily headlines in newspapers or in news magazines, I keep reminding myself that bad news sells.

What could possibly be more arrogant than to think that humans should determine which specie continues and which goes extinct? Or that humans can, in fact, keep a specie from going extinct?