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Or perhaps inflammable markets… I can never remember. But I have a question: Why do Americans think they have a Constitutional Right to cheap gasoline? [...] State Senator Frank Lasee ( R-Flatulence) seems determined to break wind. Wind power, that is. Last October Lasee sought a moratorium on new construction of wind turbines until the Public Service Commission received a report from the Department of Health Services on the possible health effects of wind farms. To date there is no evidence to [...] Very interesting infographic from NPR mapping where hybrid vehicles sell the most around the country. Not unsurprising Madison leads in our state with 3.1% of vehicle sales being hybrids. Milwaukee follows with 2%. San Francisco takes the lead at 8.4% according to TPM, the source for this embedded image. [...] Remember ClimateGate? The horrors of climate scientists ‘fudging” data to help prove their point? It proved beyond any doubt that global warming is not man made! That we have NOT had the warmest temperatures on record. That we have NOT had more extreme weather events lately! yes Case closed. just ask local yocals: 1. Owen [...] The following is a guest blog by Democratic State Rep. Brett Hulsey of Madison: Good News: Walker Creates Clean Energy Jobs, Bad News: They are in Canada In another blow to jobs and clean energy efforts in Wisconsin, Republican Governor Scott Walker signed the “Clean Energy Jobs for Canada Act” SB 81 this week to [...] Last week I posted a short blog about Bay View attorney Jan Pierce challenging Alderman Tony Zielinski for the seat. Little did I know that this little blog which I expected only a handful of people to care about would garner the most interest and attention of anything I’ve posted. Yes it doesn’t look that [...] Apparently Gov. Scott Walker’s 100% in favor of less regulation, except when it comes to wind turbines: A regulatory reform bill proposed Tuesday by Gov. Scott Walker would place new restrictions on wind development and calls for a special exemption for a Neenah-based businessman and contributor to Walker’s gubernatorial campaign. The special exemption was granted [...] Here’s a good way to cut $7.7 billion from the federal budget : Former U.S. vice-president Al Gore said support for corn-based ethanol in the United States was “not a good policy”, weeks before tax credits are up for renewal. U.S. blending tax breaks for ethanol make it profitable for refiners to use the fuel [...] |
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