energy policy

CNBC Host Blasts Climate Activists’ ‘Rich People Argument’

julia.seymour — Mon, 24 Mar 2014 15:23:23 +0000

‘Squawk Box’ interview with historian Rupert Darwall highlights climate politics’ attack on poor people and nations.

Sean Long

Global warming activists’ arguments are for the rich and ignore harm to the poor, according to one CNBC host.

CNBC “Street Signs” co-anchor Brian Sullivan said on March 21 that climate activists constantly push for a shift to renewable energy, but they often forget the impact to poor communities and energy prices.

Sullivan and other CNBC anchors interviewed historian Rupert Darwall on “Squawk Box,” who explained the negative economict impact green policies have had on European economies in particular.

— Sean Long is Staff Writer at the Media Research Center. Follow Sean Long on Twitter.

Soros Crony: Current Energy Policies ‘Partly Caused’ Typhoon

julia.seymour — Tue, 12 Nov 2013 20:01:19 +0000

Jeffrey Sachs blames ‘humanity’ for storms on ‘Morning Joe,’ ignores failed 2013 predictions for Atlantic hurricanes.

Mike Ciandella

More typhoons will happen unless liberal energy policies are adopted, and those who disagree have “blood on their hands” – at least according to climate alarmist Jeffrey Sachs.

— Mike Ciandella is Research Analyst at the Media Research Center. Follow Mike Ciandella on Twitter.

Obama's Energy Plan

julia.seymour — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 22:22:57 +0000

Glenn Foden

Publish Date

February 29, 2012 - 5:21pm

Historic Energy Decision Initially Skipped by CBS, Bashed by ABC

julia.seymour — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 21:33:36 +0000

Nuclear Regulatory Commission approves plans for two new nuclear reactors, but ‘World News’ can only find opposition.

Julia A. Seymour

On Feb. 9 the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) made history, paving the way for two new nuclear reactors to be built in Georgia. According to CNN.com, they would provide enough energy to power a million homes. One broadcast network responded by only finding critics of the project, while the other two barely mentioned the news.