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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump took aim at the offshore wind industry during a three-hour interview with Joe Rogan last week. [emphasis, links added] The former president said “windmills” harm whales and said he would eliminate offshore wind power on the first day of his second term. “I want to be a whale psychiatrist. It drives whales crazy. Something happens to them, but for whatever reason, they wash ashore and, you know, they're ignored by these environmentalists. But they don't talk about it This. Trump said. Trump claims this Vibrations from the operation of large structures are driving whales crazy,…

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A hurricane warning was issued for the Cayman Islands and western Cuba as Tropical Storm Rafael formed in the warm waters of the western Caribbean at 5pm Monday. Rafael is expected to intensify to a Category 1 hurricane Tuesday night and bring hurricane conditions to the Cayman Islands tonight and western Cuba on Wednesday. The formation of Rafael resulted in a 2024 Atlantic hurricane season with 17 named storms, 10 hurricanes, 4 major hurricanes, and an Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) Index of 148 (26% above average). There are an average of 14 named storms, 7 hurricanes, 3 major hurricanes, and…

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From the Daily Skeptic Chris Morrison Shocking evidence has emerged that the Met Office falsified temperature data from more than 100 non-existent weather stations. The explosive allegations were made by citizen journalist Ray Saunders and sent to new Labor Science Minister Peter Keir MP. After making multiple Freedom of Information requests to the Met Office and visiting sites, Saunders found that of the 302 sites providing temperature averages, 103 did not exist. “How could any reasonable observer know that these data were not true and were simply 'made up' by government agencies,” Sanders asked. He called for a “public statement”…

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The Cayman Islands and western parts of Cuba are under hurricane warnings for Tropical Storm Rafael, which formed in the warm waters of the western Caribbean at 5 p.m. ET on Monday. Rafael is expected to intensify to a Category 1 hurricane Tuesday night and bring hurricane conditions to the Cayman Islands tonight and western Cuba on Wednesday. The formation of Rafael provided the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season with 17 named storms, 10 hurricanes, 4 major hurricanes, and an Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) Index of 148 (26% above average). There are an average of 14 named storms, 7 hurricanes, 3…

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Vice President Kamala Harris is doing her best to convince voters that she is not opposed to hydraulic fracturing (commonly known as fracking) for oil and gas. [emphasis, links added] That’s because, despite the media’s attempts to malign fracking, most people are smart enough to realize that fracking is critical to releasing hard-to-produce hydrocarbons, especially in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, and in tight shales in other states. Most Americans are also probably aware that fracking is responsible for the huge increase in natural gas and oil production, [otherwise] Energy prices will rise higher and faster than during the Biden-Harris administration.…

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If Kamala Harris is elected president on November 5, her Justice Department is expected to launch Green New Deal laws. [emphasis, links added] As in the final period of this election, Harris didn't talk much about the substance of her climate policies. but A review of her record shows she is willing to unleash power over energy providers to Justice Departmentand her notably silent allies on the climate left are optimistic she will do just that. Letting the Justice Department go easy on U.S. energy companies would mean plunging the country into the last century. Traditional energy sources are critical…

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Author: Anthony Watts and H. Sterling Burnett A BBC article titled “Scientists are sure a warming world is making Spain's storms more intense” links recent flash floods in Spain to climate change. This is wrong. The data refutes claims that flooding in Europe is getting worse as a result of mildly warming temperatures. Furthermore, this story ignores Spain's long history of sometimes catastrophic flooding, since many of Spain's cities are located in narrow valleys. Dr Friederike Otto, co-director of World Weather Attribution (WWA), told the BBC: “There is no doubt that these heavy rains are exacerbated by climate change. “Every…

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Voters who care about national security issues must also care about America's energy security. [emphasis, links added] Modern society cannot continue to function without abundant, affordable, and uninterrupted energy to power the technologies that make modern life possible. Whether you like it or not, it is an inevitable fact of life. No development this century has done more to improve U.S. energy security than the combination of hydraulic fracturing (or “fracking,” as it came to be known) and horizontal drilling. The combination of these two underappreciated drilling technologies allows U.S. drillers to extract oil and natural gas from vast shale…

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A new congressional report from House Republicans claims the Biden-Harris administration funneled billions in taxpayer funds to “environmental justice” funding for political reasons. [emphasis, links added] The Republican-led House Energy and Commerce Committee released a staff report Monday outlining the allegations. “As part of its aggressive green agenda, the government has given hundreds of millions in taxpayer funds to activists who are also engaged in political activities,the lawmakers behind the report said in a joint statement. “Democrats in Congress mandated this, they forced a piece of legislation through that The aim is to get money out as quickly as possible,…

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In 2023, huge wildfires occurred in Canada, Greece and the Amazon. Research shows that human-induced climate change and land-use changes significantly increase the likelihood of these record-setting fires. Human-caused climate change increased the likelihood of very dry, fire-prone conditions in the western Amazon last summer by at least 20 times, according to the first State of Wildfire report. Douglas Kelly of the UK Center for Ecology and Hydrology is one of the lead authors of the report. Kelly: “We had a pretty big drought in the western Amazon last year, which led to more fires in the rainforest.” In Canada,…

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