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No one knows Paul Homewood https://www.neso.energy/publications/clean-power-2030 Yesterday, I discussed the possibility of Orsted's exit from Hornsea 4, which is part of their layoffs. As Vattenfall has objected to joining future CFD auctions, there is now a huge gap between Miliband's 2030 plan and reality. As NESO’s Clean Energy 2030 shows, we need to increase offshore wind from 14.7 gw to 50.6 gw in 2030: https://www.neso.energy/publications/clean-power-2030 Assuming that ORSTED does withdraw from Hornsea 4, about 12 GW of newly constructed offshore wind energy already has CFD on the stream. This brings us to about 27 gw. East Anglia 2, along with…

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Prepare for light snow or sleet on Saturday morning as the warm front in the south hits cold air reaching from the north. In the afternoon, in some areas, sleet can turn into freezing rain. The National Weather Service warns that there may be an inch of snow and ice all day long. On Saturday night, cold rain and rain should be on Saturday night. It is expected to be cloudy on Sunday, up to 45. Is there any news tips? Please contact Jacques Kelly at jacques.kelly@baltsun.com and contact 410-332-6570. Source link

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this Washington Post (WAPO) published an article claiming that global warming is responsible for increasing the rat population in major cities around the world. This is wrong. The rats have been living in the crowd and thriving. As cities develop, urban rat populations also benefit from poor waste, ineffective pest control policies and urban decline, and these hazards have nothing to do with the co-level. Wapo's articles, “Rats are thriving in cities and climate change is helping them”blame global warming, also known as climate change, on the increase in rat populations in major cities. Gentle winters and warm temperatures are…

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Steve Milloy Now that Democrats have lost their lock on power, what should green activists do? The remaining climate is almost ridiculous to try to cover up its agenda with terms they think will melt in Republicans’ ears. For example, the Biden administration’s energy secretary Jennifer Granholm recently published a view that President Trump is playing the evil hand of communist China by killing the U.S. green economy. Translation: The left is angry that Trump has stopped the dollar flow of billions of taxpayers to subsidize electric cars no one wants and only the wealthy can afford it. As Granholm…

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Pollers found that voters in the UK said they wanted the government to prioritize economic growth over clean growth. [emphasis, links added] Exclusive Voting City Freshwater strategies discovered Seven out of 10 people say they would rather the government give priority to net worth by 2050. Yesterday, the pollster revealed Most British people have no confidence in government plans to generate economic growthAlthough Prime Minister Rachel Reeves has launched a resurgence to kick off the UK's sick economy. When asked which is “a higher priority for the government at present”, 70% of respondents chose economic growth, and by 2050, 24%…

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Ed Miliband [pictured above] New subsidies for wood-burning power plants are ready to be announced to prevent the UK from losing its critical source of electricity. [emphasis, links added] It is understood that the Energy Minister will support Drax and other biomass operators and make a decision as early as Monday. Environmentalists are likely to see ongoing support for biomass fuels, a betrayal of Labor's commitment to focus on clean energy. Mr Miliband is a major advocate of the government's net zero, but is still expected to use wood burning as a primary energy source due to concerns. Without the…

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Ladies and gentlemen, the frequency of doomsday worship seems to have officially reached a ridiculous peak, and another “reporter” said: Hold my beer! Time Magazine is no longer content with blaming hurricanes, wildfires and bad hair, and has now decided football- Yes, it's a sport with 300 pound men slamming into each other at full speed – to some extent, the warmer the weather. Articles by Jeffrey Kluger, How climate change affects the NFLis the latest in ongoing competition to understand who can generate the most ridiculous climate shock. Let's break this nonsense, right? Oh my God, October is very…

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Chris Wright, secretary of the Department of Energy (DOE), announced his first secretary decree on Wednesday to overturn green energy policies of many former presidents Joe Biden and restore U.S. “Energy Advantage”. [emphasis, links added] According to the press release, Wright's orders are designed to reduce energy costs in the United States and expand domestic energy production. The order outlines several plans by the DOE to improve the U.S. energy sector by addressing problems arising from several energy regulations in the Biden era. The Department of Energy's order also outlines plans to begin A comprehensive review of the agency’s equipment…

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President Trump has attacked the Biden administration’s hurricane-like climate and energy policies, from increasing energy exploration and extraction to notifying 1,000 Environmental Protection Agency employees that can fire them at any time, from websites and more. But what is the “Trump effect” on the global climate agenda? Will the dedication to reorganize the world economy and society to “save the earth” begin to collapse? If so, which country will be the first to give up? Join us at 1pm ET and join us in our chat and we will share your comments and answer your questions. Like this:like loading… Related…

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When Super Bowl hosts New Orleans' New Orleans ahead of the big game on February 9, New Orleans' record and near-record highs were around 80 degrees Fahrenheit, it's hard to understand the city's snow-covered amount, less than two-thirds of the time The following few weeks ago. On the first day of February, the plot aired in much of the central and eastern U.S. Perhaps not as vivid as along the U.S. Gulf Coast coast, the region was attracted by its largest snow and the deepest cold recorded. On Tuesday, January 21, a rapid snowfall swept over and the next morning,…

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