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Energy produced by coal, natural gas, oil, or nuclear is energy that has changed from one form of matter to another. The attack on these sources of energy is a direct attack on the economic success of America and it is one that is at a dangerous peak of activity generated by the Obama administration, primarily through the Environmental Protection Agency.

First they took our toilets, then our light bulbs and now our appliances. Assistant Energy Secretary Cathy Zoi said Thursday that the U.S. Department of Energy has a “mandate” to issue regulations to determine what household appliances are available to Americans in the future.

Texas sued the U.S. EPA claiming four new regulations imposed by the EPA are based on the ‘thoroughly discredited’ findings of the UN IPCC climate report and are ‘factually flawed.

Regardless of his wishes about tangling with the federal government, those battles are making Cuccinelli — elected attorney general in 2009 as part of a GOP sweep in the commonwealth — a national name in the Republican Party and the conservative movement.

After news of 200 jobs to be lost in a GE light bulb factory closing, two congressmen want to rethink the incandescent bulb ban.

What’s a warmist to do? The climate con has lost steam. Record cold snaps, growing sea ice, fraudulent data, conflicts of interest, conspiracy to conceal the truth and a vast array of skeptical scientists have closed the door on warming as a viable threat and even called the whole theory into question.

Big corporations, lobbyists, the well connected and current and former politicians push the ‘green’ agenda to make millions from duped taxpayers.

Warmist true believers bitterly cling their mantra that only the corrupting influence sinister money could possibly explain skepticism toward the theory they embrace as gospel truth.

America is moving toward less freedom of choice; more control over the choices that a free market requires. It is rejecting its founding principles and it is doing so based on environmental lies.

Igor became the Atlantic season’s most powerful hurricane, packing winds of 150 miles per hour over open waters east of the Caribbean, and Tropical Storm Julia near the Cape Verde Islands is now the year’s 10th named system.