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Republican lawmakers and fishermen urge Trump to keep promise to cut offshore wind power – is it worth it?
From the Daily Caller Adam ParkerContributor Critics of the offshore wind industry are calling on President-elect Trump to fulfill his campaign promise to end federal support for offshore wind on his first day in office. Trump's return to the Oval Office could deal another blow to the troubled offshore wind industry if the Trump administration follows through on his pledge to eliminate federal support for offshore wind projects during his second term. Republican lawmakers who oppose heavy subsidies for green energy and commercial fishermen who see the industry as an existential threat to their livelihoods are calling on the president-elect…
from masterresource Author: Robert Bradley Jr. Dr. Faig S Askerov (self-proclaimed former Regulatory Compliance and Environmental Director of BP Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey, PhD scientist and lecturer in petrochemistry) proposed a diagram that could be used as “Appendix A” and a definition of anti-climate slavery. road. in times of political change be opposed to Climate alarmism/forced energy transition, even deep ecologists should question whether CO2 greening is better than wind, solar, battery industrialization. Greenhouse gas (GHG) calculation1. Total greenhouse gas emissions• Definition: The total emissions produced by an entity (such as a country, company or individual), without taking into account…
From Dr. Roy Spencer's Global Warming Blog Dr. Roy Spencer notes: Because of his extensive investigation into some of the incredible high temperatures reported in Death Valley, I asked Bill Reed to comment on my previous blog post in which I maintained the world record of 134 degrees. F The maximum temperature recorded may be about 10 degrees warmer and should not be considered a world record. Here are Bill's initial thoughts on the subject. Also, based on his comments, I might update the chart in my previous blog post with more realistic temperature lapse rate values from the early…
Updated CCGT costs confirmed to be much cheaper than renewables – has the wattage increased?
not many people know Paul Homewood https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/electricity- Generation-costs-2023 I asked DESNZ to send me the results of their work on the levelized cost of generation published last year. At that time, their cost for CCGT was £114/MWh, or £54/MWh (excluding irrelevant carbon costs). I'm particularly interested in what the cost is based on current fuel costs. The spreadsheet they sent me shows that they assume an operating efficiency of 53%. In other words, to generate 1 MWh of electricity, 1.886 MWh of fuel needs to be input. Their original costings assumed gas prices of 64p/them in 2025, falling to 56p/therm…
Internet Zero Observation Why climate catastrophism is a cult and why it should worry you. The program will be archived at WUWT Climate TV, a collection of more than six hundred videos featuring new interviews and analysis from dozens of media sources discussing, debating and analyzing climate science, climate politics and energy policy. Latest content, including topics on temperature, sea levels, polar bears, ocean acidification, extreme weather, censorship, wildfires and more. Like this:like loading… Relevant Source link
from legal riots Laura Helmuth later denied her tirade and vitriol. Unfortunately, this suggests that too many scientists would rather offer elitist insults than address legitimate concerns and diverse ideas. Leslie Eastman I have been paying attention The Steady Decline of Scientific Americanboth in terms of its treatment of science and its practical support for policies that would benefit this country. My last few articles have shown that progressive ideology has all but taken over this once-respected publication. One of the main reasons for the accelerated descent into madness is that editor-in-chief Laura Helmuth allows pseudoscience and narrative to flow…
Hurricane season officially ends on November 30, and as the final weeks of hurricane season approach, this year has proven to be one of the most devastating for storms.In May, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted that the 2024 hurricane season would be above normal, with 8 to 13 hurricanes expected, of which 4 to 7 are expected to be major storms. Eleven hurricanes have been recorded, and NOAA's predictions have proven to be accurate. So far, we have seen our 17th named storm, Hurricane Rafael.Typically, a hurricane season averages about six hurricanes, but this year's activity has far…
Top executives from major automakers say the Liberal Party's electric vehicle “mandate” is “impossible” to achieve – what do you think?
From the Daily Caller Irish OwensContributor Toyota North America chief operating officer (COO) Jack Hollis criticized U.S. policies to promote the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) on Friday, according to Bloomberg. According to Bloomberg, Toyota’s chief operating officer said the electric vehicle policy is a “de facto mandate” that is out of sync with consumer demand. Hollis also said it's impossible to meet electric vehicle regulations like California's, according to CNBC. “The entire EV ecosystem is ahead of the consumer,” Hollis told reporters on Friday. “That's inconsistent with the consumer. That's not the case. The Biden-Harris administration has rolled out…
Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, has repeatedly plunged into darkness. In 2024 alone, the country's national power grid has collapsed ten times, leaving millions without power. Recent power outages caused by weak infrastructure and damage have highlighted the enduring energy crisis that hampers economic growth and development. But beneath the surface lurks a key question: Why has one of the world's most resource-rich countries failed to build a resilient energy system? The answer lies in a combination of internal challenges and external pressures—most notably, climate colonialismenergy policies set by global financial institutions and wealthy countries prioritize carbon reduction over human…
The Baltimore area could see its first rain in weeks, but will remain sunny for much of the week, according to the National Weather Service.Saturday is expected to be sunny and breezy, with a maximum temperature near 59°C. There will be clouds at night and the temperature will drop to around 39°C.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]Showers are possible Sunday afternoon, with a 40% chance of rain and a high near 62 degrees. The rainfall could be the heaviest the area has seen in more than a month, but new rainfall amounts may only reach a quarter to half an…