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Upon the law The amount of water is estimated to be enough to cover Mars in the ocean about a mile deep. Posted by Leslie Eastman Scientists have discovered large amounts of liquid water reservoirs deep in the surface of Mars, which marks our understanding of the water cycles of the Red Planet and has the potential to be habitable The discovery was made using data from NASA's MARS Insight Lander, which recorded four years of seismic activity in MARS before the end of December 2022. By analyzing the speed of Marsquakes' seismic waves, researchers can infer the presence of…

Our friend Steven Hayward, a late-stage in the Big Power Line blog, a university professor and keen thinker, wrote a compelling article last week about “the lowest point of the climate change movement.” [emphasis, links added] If anyone knows about the hysteria of global warming, it would be Hayward. This is how he started to argue: The prevailing wind does not blow to more windmills, but towards energy common sense. The Trump administration has the potential to blow up death, not only in the United States, but globally, to long-standing climate change and administration hostility to fossil fuels. The Trump…

At present, it is difficult to find signs of progress in efforts to decarbonize the economy, as funds under the Biden-era climate plan were revoked, frozen, backed, or at most–most–simple uncertainty. One theme that is both fun and relatively inspiring is to make low-carb cement, a key ingredient in concrete. These materials are about 8% of global carbon emissions. (In addition, surprisingly, concrete is the second largest edible substance on the planet, only more than water.) Two things make cement production problematic. First, the heat required to make cement usually comes from fossil fuels. 2. The central process of making…

Transcript: When the Stone Canyon fire broke out last year near Lyon, Colorado, Nick Schneider and his wife saw most of their property rise in the flames. But the couple's house itself is lucky – thanks to their efforts to prevent the fire from reaching the house. Schneider: “There is a very clear line and everything outside is completely burned. Then in one area, through the design, the fire fuel runs out.” The couple had contacted a group called Wildfire Partners, a group that helped Colorado homeowners prepare for the wildfire in the months leading up to the fire. Schneider…

Conditions around the Baltimore area are expected to remain mild until the temperature drops slightly and may shower mid-weekly.According to the National Weather Service, the forecast on Tuesday was mostly sunny, with a high of nearly 62. It is expected to be gusts of up to 25 mph for most of the day. Tuesday night may be mostly cloudy, with a low of about 40.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]Otherwise, there will be very little showers before 2pm on Wednesday, otherwise it will be expected to be mostly sunny with a distance of 57. The probability of precipitation is…

Daily Skeptics Mike Wells The labor-operated Borough of London in Camden was forced to abolish a highly controversial Low Transport Community (LTN) program focused on the Dartmouth Park in Hampstead Heath – home of Ed Miliband, Benedict Cumberbatch and many other workforces. The program is to impose an 18-month “probation period” and possibly conduct minimal public consultation. LBC is trying to call the best spin “pause,” but the program – Cycle-Fanatic Cllr Adam Harrison's pet project, “Planning and Sustainable Camden's Cabinet Member” and CBC's deputy leader – always fails to work properly. The uproar among locals will be discovered among…

from masterresource Kennedy Corn “Since its founding under Obama in 2009, ARPA-E within the Department of Energy has awarded approximately $4.2 billion in bonuses to approximately 1,700 energy projects. The latest nuclear revival continues a long-term start for a technology that is more promising than performance.” Energy Secretary Chris Wright and the White House appear to be in conflict with major DOE spending plans, including the agency’s loan program office and main research unit, the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-Energy). Last week, DOE allocated an additional $57.8 billion in federal funds to resurrect the Palisades nuclear power plant…

From cfact Craig Rucker On the left is the burned electric car. Can this news be stranger? Yes, unless the government forces each of us to buy an electric car or stop driving, the people who scold the world for “burning” are now burning the world's best electric cars with Molotov cocktails. “Wow, you like trivial family terrorism, do you?” Daily performance Host Jordan Klepper listeners shouted, cheered and applauded the news clips, covering “multiple cases targeting Tesla men and cyber trucks.” Is it the anti-American and anti-capitalist left obsession with electric vehicles that simply want to save the earth?…

Somewhere, the office of temperature control that could be illuminated by fluorescent lights funded by taxpayers, a bunch of climate hysteria decided it was time to issue the next false alarm: Global warming is coming. that's right. If the earth warms up a few degrees, you won’t sweat a little more—you will sleep less. And, if you sleep less than these clowns, you may die. Tips for dramatic music and UN PowerPoint. Abstract The impact of rising ambient temperatures on sleep and its phases under climate change is becoming increasingly concerned, but it has not been gradually disbanded. Sleep, including…

Throughout the presidential campaign, Donald Trump has brought him back to the priorities of domestic energy production. [emphasis, links added] So to anyone’s surprise, on his first day of his tenure, he signed an executive order called “Release American Energy”, followed by the establishment of the National Energy Steering Committee a month later. Congress also participated in the board of the Senate and House budget programs, including reforms to free up U.S. energy production. However, the federal government-given country and region work with trial columns and advocacy organizations – may take it away. For several years, cities, counties and states…