NPCA Expert Says EPA Shouldn't Control Greenhouse Gases until Congress Passes Bill on the Specific Issue

NCPA: This is a bad time to make hasty decisions about climate change, need to reevaluate science

New NCPA Analysis Says Green Job Plan will Cost More Jobs than Obama Administration Claims

Boxer/Kerry Bill Needs Rethinking, Says NCPA Expert

New NCPA Study Examines Policies that Effectively Address Climate Change

Climate Change Summit Speech Could Have Addressed Adapting to Climate Change Instead of Trivial Policies

New Standards Will Reduce Consumer Choice, Increase Auto Price and Increase Fatalities

Studies Argue Human-Caused Warming May Have Halted Ice Age and the Earth Could Chill for 20 Years

Spending $3 Billion on the Program was a Bad Idea Without Evidence of Impacting Climate Change

The Obama administration's recent decision to support the roadless rule is not only counterproductive, it is ridiculous public policy, according to NCPA Senior Fellow, H. Sterling Burnett.

Spending $2 Billion More on the Program is a Bad Idea Without Evidence of Accomplishing Goals.

New regulations that are intended to protect children 12 years old and younger from lead poisoning will not reduce the threat of childhood lead poisoning but will ultimately hurt small businesses, according to a new report by the National Center

While rising prices and security concerns have people questioning America's energy options, research has revealed that oil shale, which is a type of rock rich in kerogen, can be converted into high quality liquid fuels, according to a new analysis

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision to vote on the 1,201-page climate change bill, without making the public aware of the details or allowing them to have input with hearings, clearly contradicts the Obama Administration's claim that they would be "transparent"

Caution, not speed should be the approach for the Waxman-Markey climate bill expected to hit the house floor on Friday, according to NCPA Senior Fellow, H. Sterling Burnett.

However, 10 Sensible Ideas Will Combat Global Warming Now and Boost the Economy

NCPA: If Executed Differently, Bill Could Have Done More for the Environment

It is unlikely that the green energy bill will create the millions of new jobs the Obama's Administration claims, according to NCPA Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett. Outside of tax cuts, funding for "green" energy is likely to be the

President Obama vowed Monday to wean U.S. off foreign oil and establish new policies that allow states more freedom to limit greenhouse gas emissions thus forcing the auto industry with converting production to more fuel efficient vehicles.

President of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus, who now also serves as president of the European Union, once again criticized Vice President Al Gore's climate policies at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.