For starters the Mayor’s plan would effectively ban skyscrapers and 50% of the city's beef.
The Islanders’ playoff success, combined with the New York’s energy policies could result in two things coming true: The team could win the Stanley Cup hockey championship – and be forced out of New York State.
By Mary Kay Barton: Big wind and solar are neither Green, nor efficient.
More likely Queens may someday experience the climate of Brooklyn.
If America’s energy dominance and its benefits to our economy are to continue, steps must be taken to enhance our pipeline infrastructure.
Start spreading the news; he’s not coming today. He doesn’t want to be a part of it -- New York, New York. He doesn’t have to make it there; he’s made it everywhere else.
Environmental agenda clashing with real energy needs for businesses and residential living.
Republican Sen. Robert Ortt of New York criticized the state’s Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo Wednesday for unambiguously opposing natural gas production while citizens contend with rolling blackouts and expensive energy prices.
Demand for fossil fuels is growing worldwide, and depriving pension funds of companies capable of delivering that energy to global markets is playing Russian roulette with New York’s pensioners.
The New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA) has polled its members on the teaching of "climate change" and a bunch of the respondents seem pretty skeptical.
Cities and states can increase costs but they won't change global temperature.
Bobby Kennedy, Jr. wants to punish us for the “crime” of exercising our First Amendment rights, demanding actual evidence to support alarmist hypotheses, and insisting that people’s needs for reliable, affordable energy be part of the conversation.
"Even if you buy the science, what you are proposing makes no sense." Watch Now
CFACT flew a banner over Manhattan today reminding climate campaigners and real people alike that the Earth has experienced no global warming since the nineties.
Images from the "People's Climate March" -- From anti-capitalist to crazy in New York.