Treasurer John Chiang is exploring possible program expansion of Green Bonds
State Treasurer John Chiang on Monday released an initial report on the state’s spending of nearly $300 million in proceeds for environmental purposes, financed by a first-ever sale of “green bonds.” The 2014 general obligation bonds, tax-exempt securities backed by the full faith and credit of the state of California, completely or partially pay for […]
Agromin: Gardening Activity Slows in December, But Still Plenty to Do
Gardeners do not have much daylight in December to work in their yards so they can easily take the month off from garden duties. For those who can’t imagine a day without planting and pruning, there is plenty to keep them busy throughout the month, says Agromin, an Oxnard-based manufacturer of earth-friendly compost products made […]
Terrorism and a cold winter refugee crisis
By Paul Driessen and Joe D’Aleo Even after the latest Paris massacres – and previous radical Islamist atrocities in the USA, France, Britain, Canada, Spain, India, Iraq, Syria, Nigeria and elsewhere – politicians absurdly say hypothetical manmade global warming is the greatest threat facing humanity. In reality, fossil fuel contributions to climate change pose few […]
Green Tech – the climate crisis syndicate
By Paul Driessen Renewable Portfolio Standard advocates recently held their 2015 National Summit. The draft RPS agenda suggests it was quite an event – populated by bureaucrats, scientists and consultants who have jumped on the climate and “green energy” bandwagon, to follow the money. Indeed, they are no longer content with 10% corn ethanol in […]
Climate Crisis, Inc.
$1.5 trillion and Larry Bell book explain how profiteers of climate doom keep the money flowing No warming in 18 years, no category 3-5 hurricane hitting the USA in ten years, seas rising at barely six inches a century: computer models and hysteria are consistently contradicted by Real World experiences. So how do White House, […]
