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Vijay Jayaraj Ten years ago, I was able to escape a horrible flood and killed more than 500 people in the southern Indian city of Chennai (formerly known as Madras). The bus barely managed to avoid slowly rising water, but ruthlessly swallowed the road. My escape was only possible because I was tracking the movement of the whirlwind that brought the flood. Floods are not uncommon. Chennai, once known for its Madras name, has been the most popular in the 1960s and has since been notorious for frequent flooding. In other articles, I have analyzed how recent floods in Chennai…

Reversing this error EPA discovery will reduce climate alerts and wear on green energy Paul Driessen The so-called consensus on climate disaster is disintegrating under increasing pressure on reality. Green energy subsidies, regulations and authorizations are collapsing. Greenpeace was sentenced for $667 million for conspiracy, slander, trespassing and promoting arson and property damage. Last year’s “Buy Tesla – Save the Earth” placard has been exchanged for “mostly peace” protests based on “Torch A Tesla”, saving our democracy and hell’s toxic pollution and “carbon” emissions. The higher anxiety comes from Lee Zeldin's EPA review of the 2009 “Hazard Discovery” (EF) -…

Electric vehicles are widely regarded as a simple, clean climate change solution. In fact, it is inefficient, relies on massive subsidies and leaves few traces of pollution and death. [emphasis, links added] Climate activists and politicians keep reminding us that electric cars are cleaner, cheaper and better. Canada and many other countries have pledged to ban the sale of new gas and diesel vehicles within a decade. But if electric cars are really so good, why do we need to ban alternatives? Why does Canada need to subsidize every electric vehicle from the federal and provincial governments? Many people are…

Jeff MartinAtlanta (AP) – U.S. government forecasters are using a relatively rare “high-risk” name (the highest category they use) to warn that a tornado outbreak of about 2.5 million people could occur on Wednesday.The most disastrous weather risks in the area on Wednesday include parts of West Tennessee, including Memphis; northeast Arkansas; southeastern corner of Missouri; and parts of western Kentucky and southern Illinois.”Multiple long-distance EF3+ tornados seem likely,” said Norman, Oklahoma-based Storm Prediction Center. Tornados of this size are the strongest on the enhanced Fujita scale to evaluate their intensity.Historically, the “high risk” name was rarely used, but it…

The nations that once relegated to the edge of economic discourse are now sprinting towards the sphere of prosperity, with a trajectory driven by a unified force: energy. [emphasis, links added] Energy is essential. From large AI data centers in the United States to large manufacturing plants in China, affordable and reliable energy supplies make all the differences between life and thriving. Obtaining domestic energy resources (or the ability to secure imports) can unlock a range of opportunities: work breeding, infrastructure increases, and governments gain fiscal muscles to invest in their people. Oil and gas, mocked by climate elites as…

Eric Worrall's paper But, however, the devastating storm… Trump wants to convince the world that climate change is a good thing Presidents who regularly attack renewable energy are clearly ready to argue that climate change will benefit humanity Thor BensonMarch 31, 2025 Windmills cause cancer. They are killing birds and whales. Electric cars don't work. Have you heard of electric sharks? Climate change is a scam. Donald Trump’s claims on climate change and renewable energy are hard to understand, but Trump’s latest route on climate change is both surprising and truly dangerous: He is now determined to convince the world…

In the first few days of April, a powerful low-pressure high-pressure trough slowed down the crawling west of the United States, which would bring prolonged severe weather and intense rainfall. The threat of tornadoes, destructive winds and destructive hail will peak from Wednesday, April 2 through early Thursday. Then there is the flood – maybe a foot or more rain, which adds up to be the heaviest total of three or four days usually recorded in the humid areas of the usually notorious flood. NOAA's local offices at the National Weather Service did not splurge. “Total rainfall over five days…

Tornado erupts, floodingYahooThis week, millions across us are at risk of massive tornadoes and “generational” floodingThe New York TimesWeather Alert Day: Strong storms may occur Wednesday nightWWMTForecasters warn that a prolonged outbreak is about to occur, a strong tornado and a once-in-a-lifetime floodCNNHour by hour: When severe storms are expected to travel through Cincinnati on WednesdaywlwtLife-threateningFox WeatherSevere storm threatens Missouri and IllinoisKSDKScene: Millions in the Midwest, bad weather in the SouthWeather ChannelStorms in the Midwest and South could release deadly floods, with strong tornadoes in the coming daysPBS Source link

In recent days, numerous media have published a new Associated Press (AP) article “Scientists who block agriculture from climate change need more public funds, but they are becoming less and less.” [emphasis, links added] The Associated Press's claim is wrong and completely contradicts the actual agricultural performance data. The evidence clearly shows that farmers are not overwhelmed by climate change. In contrast, the vast majority of crops benefit from long-term growing seasons and higher CO2 levels, thereby inducing record crop yields. Articles from the Associated Press state Climate change exceeds farmers’ ability to adapt, and the only solution is more…

A group of scientists in Europe and France and Canada say frustrated liberals are increasingly at risk of suicide due to so-called climate change. [emphasis, links added] Although the so-called discovery is pathological, it can indicate the bright future of mankind. A world with less annoying world will make the lives of the rest of us more tolerant. The species will become more resilient, and the Earth may also (ironically) benefit from a decline in population, assuming it is not a scam. “Negative psychological responses associated with the observed and expected effects of climate change, such as climate anxiety, ecological…