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From Manhattan Contrarians Francis Menton The overwhelming focus of the environmental movement over the past three decades or so has been the push to eliminate the use of hydrocarbons and transform the world's energy system to one based on so-called cleaner wind and solar energy. Such efforts are doomed to fail because the energy produced by wind and solar power is suboptimal and expensive. So, it's obvious to the well-informed that all this effort will inevitably fizzle out at some point. But how could this happen, after decades of desperate cries and alarms of crisis from thousands of activists, and…
Trump names fracking executive and 'fossil fuel televangelist' as energy secretary – does Watt support it?
from legal riots Chris Wright, CEO of Denver-based fracking company Liberty Energy, has been outspoken in challenging climate change pseudoscience and advocating for sound energy policy. Posted by Leslie Eastman President/President-elect Trump has named the head of an innovative fracking company to be the next Secretary of Energy. Chris Wright is CEO of Denver-based fracking company Liberty Energy. Wright’s appointment fits Trump’s new candidate template: Wright is innovative, supports new approaches to energy development and has nothing to do with the deep state. What's more, for Americans who appreciate accessible, reliable and cheap energy, Wright doesn't buy into the “climate…
from masterresource Author: Mark Krebs and Tom Tanton “The Deep State is essentially like a cancer. Like a cancer, it must be eradicated before it metastasizes — just like another four years of the Harris (Obama 4.0?) administration. “It's time Make it bigger. Scrap the Department of Energy and abandon any mission worth preserving. Any mission deemed worth saving should only be saved with a thorough review of zero-based budgeting. Our March 2017 post, “EERE at DOE: Secretary Perry’s Reform Ideas,” noted that while “trails of consumer concern remain,” the department is heavily biased toward society-wide electrification under the guise…
Temperatures in the Baltimore area are expected to be in the mid-60s this week, before dipping back into the low 50s on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.Sunday afternoon will be sunny, with a high of 63 degrees and a light breeze of 3 to 5 mph. In the evening, the weather is expected to become cloudy with equal winds and a low of around 44 degrees.[ Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News ]Monday will be sunny with temperatures expected to rise to 68 degrees before the clouds recede Monday night. The low Monday night should be around 45.The weather…
Article by Eric Worrell Imagine you are so poor that you have to send your children to school in dirty clothes. Because this is happening in the UK right now. Teachers forced to clean students' uniforms and install washing machines in schools due to 'hygiene poverty' November 16, 2024 11:59 | Updated: November 16, 2024 14:05 Shannon Cook Teachers in some parts of the UK are required to wash their students' uniforms themselves and install washing machines to address poor hygiene among students. The findings come from a survey conducted by cleaning brand Smol and the charity Hygiene Bank. Teachers…
From the Daily Caller Harold Hutchesonreporter Former Vice President Al Gore expressed anger at “polluters” and asked people to listen to scientists on climate change while speaking at a United Nations climate change conference in Baku, Azerbaijan. Speakers at the COP29 summit, which begins on Monday, have previously proposed taxing the meat and dairy industries and “climate finance” initiatives for less developed countries. Speaking at the conference, Gore claimed that climate scientists' predictions had been proven “totally correct.” “The fact that the scientists who predicted all this decades ago have been proven to be absolutely right should make the rest…
Super Typhoon Manyi (known as Pepito in the Philippines) made landfall on Catanduanes Island in the Philippines at 9:40 pm local time on Saturday, November 16. The storm intensity was Category 5 and the wind speed was 160 mph. , with a central pressure of 921 mb, determined by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC). Typhoons in November dealt an unprecedented blow to the Philippines. “Manyi” was the fourth typhoon to hit the country in less than 10 days. Four landing points: Typhoon Silver Star (Category 4): November 7 Typhoon Houzhi (Category 1): November 11 Super Typhoon Utu (Category 4):…
From the Daily Skeptic Chris Morrison Sea ice around Antarctica has “slowly increased” since continuous satellite records began in 1979, with any changes caused by natural climate variability. In a paper published earlier this year, four environmental scientists went further and argued that any indication that humans were responsible for any changes was “uncertain.” Of course, that’s not the case for the mainstream media, which has been ranting about Antarctica’s sea ice and promoting the fantasy of “net zero” for decades. Sea ice decreased last winter, resulting in financial times Science editor Clive Cookson exclaimed that the entire region “faces…
Author: Diana Fuchgot-Ross 29thth Participants at the Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Azerbaijan were filled with dire predictions: Under President-elect Trump, the world’s climate will get worse. But when Trump follows through on his campaign promise to increase U.S. oil and gas production and lifts President Biden's moratorium on new LNG exports, global emissions are likely to fall rather than rise. This is because U.S. natural gas exports typically displace coal, reducing global CO2 emissions2 emission. Even Germany, Europe's largest manufacturer, is using lignite (rather than less polluting bituminous coal) to address a shortage of renewable energy because it…
Cold, hunger, mass unemployment, no cars, blackouts – welcome to Starmer’s dystopian future – are you happy with it?
not many people know Paul Homewood Starmer has just confirmed at COP29 that the UK will officially target to reduce emissions by 81% by 2035 compared to 1990 levels. This is consistent with the CCC’s call last month that I analyze here. As I pointed out at the time, the emissions reductions achieved so far are low-hanging fruit, albeit expensive! But as time goes by, it gets harder and harder. Many non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions have been slashed, which means CO2 emissions must be slashed. We can build more wind farms, but there's no getting away from the fact that…