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Alarmist scientist Daniel Swain demonizes “natural climate change”, calling it a “hydro-climate shock”! – Watt?
Jim Steele Daniel Swain is a good meteorologist, but as a disciple of notorious climate alarmists like Noah Diffenbaugh and Michael Mann, he often spreads Propaganda from climate alarmists. His latest paper advances this narrative: Global warming is exacerbating dangerous 'hydroclimate whiplash' What’s spreading fear is the growing variability between wet and dry years. Wet years are determined by measuring precipitation, while dry years are determined by measuring precipitation. Estimate changes in evapotranspiration that cannot be measured directly. There is no change in precipitation during California's wet season. Failure to measure evapotranspiration results in great uncertainty Swain's estimate of the…
A cold weather warning was in place for much of Maryland on Thursday, with temperatures plunging into the single digits after a weekend of snow. The National Weather Service, which issued the report, expects overnight lows to be in the teens and daytime highs to be 10 degrees below freezing by Thursday. [ Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News ] It could also mean light snow in the Baltimore area Tuesday morning and snow showers at night, according to the weather service. Temperatures have barely risen above freezing over the past few days, and the snow from last week has frozen…
Within hours of being sworn in to the White House, President Donald Trump signed an executive order withdrawing the United States from the Paris Agreement for the second time. [emphasis, links added] “I immediately quit the unfair behavior, [one-sided] The Paris Climate Agreement Scam. The United States will not destroy its own industries, but China pollutes with impunity,” Trump said. at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. Trump signed a number of executive orders, one of which was to withdraw the United States from the United Nations Paris Climate Agreement. Trump withdrew the United States from the deal during his…
Transcript: If you want to reduce your impact on climate change, start by thinking about what you’re going to have for dinner. Katin-Grazzini: “It turns out we can do a lot in the kitchen.” That's chef Cathy Katin-Grazzini. She said the biggest step people can take is to eat less meat, because producing it creates a lot of pollution that contributes to global warming. So her new cookbook, Love Food That Loves the Earth, includes dozens of vegetarian recipes, like arugula pesto, eggplant zucchini cake, and beet burgers. But even vegetarian ingredients can have some climate impact. Therefore, this book…
not many people know Paul Homewood I've been warning about this for a long time: The fleet news story mentioned is here. As the report points out, leasing companies have been coping successfully so far, as they are currently dealing with only a small number of end-of-lease vehicles — cars that were originally leased three years ago, when EV sales were much lower. These losses can easily be included in the profit on the resale of the petrol/diesel car. But soon they will be dealing with a greater number of electric cars, and a smaller number of profitable internal combustion…
Trump’s “drill, baby, drill” energy policy will receive enthusiastic support from countries across the global South — excited about it?
From the Daily Skeptic by Tilak Doshi Donald Trump took office as the 47th President of the United States on Monday, January 20, promising to dramatically change the trajectory of U.S. energy policy pursued by the outgoing Biden administration and the previous two terms of President Obama. In a speech and question-and-answer session on January 7, the president-elect said climate alarmism and Biden's energy policies are “a huge hoax”; he will end U.S. participation in the United Nations' Paris Climate Agreement; he will repeal Biden cynically allows “pause” on rules on LNG export infrastructure development, purportedly to assess its impact…
From Cliff Mass Weather Blog cliff mass My team and scientists at the University at Albany are studying the meteorology of the Los Angeles wildfires earlier this month and have important early results. At last week's American Meteorological Society meeting, I attended a number of wildfire meteorology sessions and spoke with several colleagues who are actively studying such events. The Los Angeles fires are a widely discussed issue. We knew exactly what was happening: an extreme/unusual Santa Ana event associated with severe downslope winds. In this blog I'll show you some early simulations and explain why this happens. I will…
From Manhattan Contrarian Francis Menton We are now in the final hours of the Biden administration. Today, the Bidens complete four years of their terms. It is no secret that their top priority from the day they take office is to address what they call the “climate crisis” (sometimes the “profound climate crisis”). As we all know, after making generous promises to respond to and solve the crisis during the campaign, the newly elected President Biden issued a number of executive orders on this issue at the beginning of his term, the most famous of which was this order on…
The crushing defeat for Biden, Newsom, the LAFD and others can no longer be ignored Paul Driessen Wildfires near Los Angeles are making Pacific Palisades look like Dresden after World War II bombings. More than 12,000 homes, schools and businesses have been burned, dozens have died, at least 70,000 people have been left homeless, and the fires are still raging. AccuWeather estimates just two fires can cause $135-$150 in damage billion On property! It was a doubly terrible tragedy because most of the death and destruction could have been avoided. California has 33,000,000 acres of federal, state, and private forest…
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