ICYMI: Tar Sands Industry Must Cut Costs or Face “Death Spiral”

       Executive’s comments prove industry needs cheap infrastructure like Keystone XL to expand production of dirty tar sands As Congress prepares to send a doomed bill forcing approval of the proposed Keystone XL tar sands pipeline to President Obama’s desk, and a final decision from the Administration is expected on the pipeline soon, one of the central issues in the debate over the controversial pipeline is whether or not it would increase carbon emissions by allowing expansion of economically marginal Canadian tar sands. Late last week, the president of one of Canada’s biggest oil and gas producers confirmed that the industry needs cheaper infrastructure if it wants to expand production of its highly [ read more... ]

IFG’s Victor Menotti on The Sunday Show with Philip Maldari

The Sunday Show with Philip Maldari, November 9, 2014 – 9:00am Washington Editor of The Nation, John Nichols, and IFG’s Victor Menotti assess the outcomes of the 2014 midterm elections that created a “Koch Congress.” Listen 求电脑免费的加速器

Americans for Prosperity: Koch brothers’ advocacy gets local in Colorado

‘Kochtopus’ aims to influence political climate on economic and educational issues in run-up to November midterms August 12, 2014 5:00AM ET by Sandra Fish @fishnette DENVER — Red T-shirts, professionally produced signs and even an airplane banner carried the message of the day: “Stop the EPA power grab.” The rally had a grass-roots flavor with a folk duo singing “This Land Is Your Land,” “Someday Soon” and “Rocky Mountain High” to families of coal miners from Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. But the professional touches, from water bottles to the posed photo with everyone shouting “AFP!” on the count of three all pointed to rally organizer Americans for Prosperity. Nationally, the group is known as a key [ read more... ]

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Tue, Sep 23, 2014 -- 9:00 AM World leaders are meeting in New York on Tuesday for the UN Climate Summit. Forum will discuss different approaches to combating climate change including severe reductions in energy consumption, technological solutions, and ramping up renewable energy production. Where does the world stand in the fight against climate change, and what should be done next? Host: Michael Krasny Guests: Michael Shellenberger, president of the Breakthrough Institute, an energy and innovation think-tank Victor Menotti, director of the International Forum on Globalization John Upton, senior science writer for Climate Central Download audio (MP3) More info: All Eyes On Obama, World Leaders At Climate Change Summit Andrew Burton/Getty Images People protest for greater action against climate change during [ read more... ]

(Mostly Koch Backed) Conservatives Seek to Regain Control of Republican Agenda

Eighty-five percent of attendees mentioned in a recent Washington Post article  have some connection to the Kochs.  The two high-profile senators at this Tea Party conference—Sen. Ted Cruz and Sen. Mike Lee—have both attended various Koch-sponsored events and strategy meetings.  Other attendees, such as L. Brent Bozell (Media Research Center) and Michael Needham (Heritage), have either worked for or worked with Koch-funded think tanks and organizations.  These hard-line conservatives produced a 10-page manifesto for the conference that outlines the kind of far-right policies they believe should be implemented.  Buried within this manifesto is a mention of the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, which is a key part of the [ read more... ]