Author: cne4h

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?…

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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…

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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…

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday that California will launch satellite sensors for methane detection for $100 million, borrowing more than $6 billion to fill the shortage of its healthcare system. [emphasis, links added] Gold State is in cash, and its Medicaid system, Medi-Cal, reportedly was unable to repay debts due to Newom's decision to extend free health care to illegal foreigners. The state also stands out from wildfires, homelessness and crime. However, Newsom recently launched a podcast where he believes the state has enough funds to fund the launch of satellite sensors to track locally issued greenhouse gases to…

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From the University of Michigan and the striking department of climate science,,,,, Because asking a doctor about bad weather is the stupidest thing you can do. In billions of dollars, weather is not climateWoolen cloth Weather emergency affects older people's perceptions of climate and health People over 50 who have experienced extreme weather events recently are more likely to express concern about the health impact of climate change A new University of Michigan poll found that nearly three out of four Americans have experienced at least one extreme weather event over the past two years. Living through events like this…

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One of the main problems I encountered in the Climate Change report is that the article portrays carbon dioxide (CO2) as “toxic.” [emphasis, links added] As I often point out in the discussion of this issue in legal uprisings, this assertion is a blatant lie. One of the largest suppliers of this kind of vacancies is the Biden administration team of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Biden’s team used a report to justify its update to Obama’s Social Cost (SCC) policy, which aims to justify stricter regulations on greenhouse gas emissions. Now a recent study published in Nature Scientific Reports…

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The analysis of climate data through the respected AI Grok 3 Beta proves that the hype promoted by media and other climate change activists over the past four decades is just incorrect. [emphasis, links added] Jonathan Cohler, David R. Lex. Grok 3 Beta questions whether the carbon dioxide emissions released by humans have caused the slight warming we have experienced over the past 175 years. This amazing study: “Critical re-evaluation of artificial CO2-Global Warming Hypothesis” was published in the Journal of Climate Change Science. It concluded that this warming is mainly caused by changes in solar energy output and other…

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From the Daily Caller Nick PoppContributors In a letter Wednesday, OIG said the Office of the Inspector General of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is opening reviews to the Biden-era $7 billion solar deployment plan. OIG is reviewing solar energy for all plans, part of the $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) created by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Biden EPA used the program to conduct large-scale inspections with 60 recipients (mainly state governments) so that winners can fund solar panel deployments in low-income areas. The Trump EPA is now following up on funding for the program. “Our goal…

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Blackout News here reports how a growing number of German industrial companies are moving them abroad, driven by high energy costs, stifling bureaucracy and increasing tax burdens. [emphasis, links added] A recent survey by the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) shows Now, a staggering 35% of companies will reduce costs and reduce costs is the main motivation for their foreign investment – The highest number since the 2008 financial crisis. It's worrying news for the country, which has recently voted to determine the changes in the recent national elections. But since then, Prime Minister candidate and election champion…

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The Baltimore area started raining and clouds in the first full week of spring.According to the National Weather Service, showers are expected to last until around 11 a.m., between 10 and a quarter-inch rain forecast near BWI Marshall Airport.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]Temperatures are expected to reach 65 altitudes, winds are expected to be 7 to 11 mph, and a maximum of 18 mph. Conditions are expected to turn cloudy, as low as 42 overnight.The windmill is expected to last until Tuesday at a speed of 6 to 14 mph and gusts of wind to 22 mph. Most…

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