It’s no surprise that Sen. James Inhofe’s (R-OK) take on the recent EPA decision (that carbon dioxide is a danger to public health and must be regulated) is negative.

Inhofe, ranking minority member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, doesn’t believe in anthropogenic global warming, and has called the EPA’s stance the beginning of a regulatory climate which will destroy American jobs, raise consumer energy prices, and make it impossible for the U.S. to complete in a global economy.

Inhofe’s position, that Congress should pass legislation to stop the EPA ruling in its tracks, is typical of global warming deniers, who prefer bombast, manufactured evidence and creating hysteria to actual fact. All have, at one time or other, parroted their misinformed “proof” that Obama’s green economy plan will cost every American family $3,128 per year in rising energy costs.

The DeSmogBlog Team has been podcasting up a storm here in Vermont. Here's a round-up of the audio files we've posted so far…

Please enjoy them and pass them along.

Bill Blakemore of ABC talks to author Bill McKibben (6 minutes)

Kevin Grandia interviews Andrew Revkin, New York Times Environment Reporter (6 minutes)

Richard Littlemore interviews Rick Piltz, Founder and Director of Climate Science Watch (7 minutes)

Marc Morano faces off against Bill Blakemore, Andrew Revkin, and Dan Fagin (one hour, 11 minutes)