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China is expected to cooperate with the UK in climate change while building more coal – Wattwat?
Eric Worrall's paper “…We obviously hope that China and all countries do leave fossil fuels…” Ed Miliband vows to interact with China after Conservatives 'negligence' Secretary of Energy Security and Zero Net Travel to Beijing for the first formal climate meeting since 2017 … Miliband stressed that ahead of the United Nations climate summit in Brazil in November, “the world is deviating from where we need it”. He said he visited Brazil, India and China in his first eight months as Secretary of State, indicating that “Britain Britain is back to climate leader” on the world stage. The UK is…
Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering a proposal made by Montgomery County Democratic Representative Joe Webster to study the cost of Pennsylvania’s climate change. [emphasis, links added] The bill – HR 90 – sponsors a program that requires the Pennsylvania United State Government Commission to study measures to combat future climate change in Pennsylvania and analyze the impact of future global warming on the state’s “natural, architectural and social environment.” The bill may sound harmless enough, but Rep. Webster's media blitz touted the proposal in support of Pennsylvania's climate lawsuit just days after a public event hosted by famous billionaire-funded activistraise questions…
When current President Joe Biden passed the Signature Inflation Act (IRA) in 2022, it drove along the party and no Republican voted on it. [emphasis, links added] At the time, a Senate propagandist summed up the law’s $369 billion law, according to estimates from the Congressional Budget Review (CBO). A new study by the Cato Institute found that by 2050, the legal costs could be as high as $4.67 trillion. About 12 times the specified cost. The study also concluded that Subsidies are undermining innovation and driving investment in subsidized agriculture rather than meeting consumer needs. “Governments should not master…
A federal judge with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) revoked the permit for the first offshore wind farm in New Jersey, which could completely hinder or end the project’s ambitions. [emphasis, links added] Environmental Appeals Judge Mary Kay Lynch also returned the Clean Air Act to the U.S. EPA, which was issued to Atlantic Coast offshore winds last September. The move follows Donald Trump's January 20 memorandum call Review the federal government’s “wind project rental and permitted practice” and temporarily evacuate all areas on the shelves off the continental shelf. The remand licence authorized by the Atlantic Coast “build and…
People from Manhattan against the trend Francis Menton JP Morgan Chase – This is the largest bank in the country. Celebrity CEO Jamie Dimon has led it for nearly 20 years. For most of the 20 years, Chase and Dimon are known for their awakening orthodoxy, at least in their official statements. For example, this is the October 2020 work of Forbes, citing Dimon's theme on “systemic racism.” (Pithy Quote: “Systemic racism is a tragic part of American history. . . . Long time ago, society addressed racial inequality in a more meaningful, meaningful way. ”) Awakening the orthodox faithfulness…
The Baltimore area is expected to enjoy moderate temperatures before showers later this week.According to the National Weather Service, the sun is expected to be mostly sunny on Tuesday, with nearly 65 times and north winds of 5 to 7 mph. It may be clear and cool at night, with a low of 46.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]Most of Wednesdays are expected to be sunny, up to 71. It may turn clouds at a low of 48 at night.The shower may return after 2pm Thursday, up to 68. The chance of precipitation is 80%. On Thursday night, the…
Transcript: Survivors evacuated from wildfires may be anxious to return home when officials give them to people. But experts recommend that people take precautions to stay safe before moving back. For example, when you get there, look for fallen trees, down silk and swing embers. Check the exterior of the house for structural damage. Then look inside for signs that can indicate your home is dangerous. And make sure to check for gas leakage before using any electricity. Experts recommend turning on the flashlight before entering to prevent any unexpected sparks. When preparing for cleaning, first use a broom to…
Daily Skeptics By Sallust this telegraph There have been many repentant heat pump stories running, and this is no exception. Entering Colin Ferguson of Perthshire, Scotland, it seems to be a manifestation of the dream of a net zero politician. He has rebuilded the detached houses with roots, all of which are just projects that 99% of the UK population cannot afford: The renovation of Ferguson, 74, was completed in 2013. An energy assessor assigned 100 perfect efficiency scores, putting them in a band that is usually used for new versions. On the certificate, see telegraphaccording to the recommended “cost-effective…
No one knows Paul Homewood Wake up and broke! From Northvolt: Stockholm, Sweden, March 12, 2025 – After exploring exhaustively all available means to ensure the company's viable financial and operational future, Northvolt AB's board of directors announced today that it has filed for bankruptcy in Sweden. Like many companies in the battery industry, Northvolt has experienced a complex series of challenges in recent months that have eroded its financial situation, including rising capital costs, geopolitical instability, subsequent supply chain disruptions and shifts in market demand. Against this backdrop, the company faces significant internal challenges in the rise in production,…
No, Smithsonian Magazine, climate change is not the main driver of satellite collision risks – the sun is – Wattwatt?
Recent articles Smithsonian Magazine (SM) titled “Climate change may increase satellite collisions, limiting how many can safely orbit the earth, research finds” claims that human-induced climate change is causing the upper atmosphere to contract, reducing the drag of satellites and space debris, which may lead to more collisions. This is misleading, if not completely wrong. Several studies have shown that the main factor affecting the density and temperature of the upper atmosphere (some satellite orbits) is solar activity, not carbon dioxide emissions. Data from decades of space research confirm that changes in solar radiation, especially ultraviolet (UV) output and solar…