Author: cne4h

Are electric cars better than gasoline-powered cars? Here is the question we explore in my new documentary “Electric Vehicles: Good, Bad, and Ugly.” Do you agree with former President Joe Biden, who calls climate change a “threat threat” or agree with the late physicist Freeman Dyson, who dismisses Al Gore and its “inconvenient truth” as “bad science,” and the question remains: It's still: Electric cars on Planet Earth are better than “gas Guzzlers”? [emphasis, links added] After all, energy generated by fossil fuels is needed to produce electric vehicles and then ship them to dealers. The electricity required for charging…

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Screenshots of France 24/YouTube The State Department formally removed the Office of the Special Envoy of the Climate President, and former President Joe Biden created and appointed John Kerry as part of his radical agenda to combat global warming, Washington Free Beacon Learned. [emphasis, links added] In Free beaconA senior State Council official confirmed that the office was closed and pointed out Its mission is inconsistent with the Trump administration’s agenda. Recently deleted pages that have both deleted the Office of the Special Climate Envoy and the State Department's environmentally-related initiatives. “This climate office has long been captured by ideological…

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Transcript: Last July, when wildfires near Lyon, Colorado, was reportedly fire chief Rob Stumpf and his crew arrived at the scene. They can see the fires developing rapidly, heading to towns. Stumpf: “In 90 seconds on the scene, we issued an evacuation order.” These orders help protect people from what is known as the Stone Canyon fire. Stumpf said it is becoming increasingly important for the response team and residents to move quickly when they start wildfires, as the fire becomes more extreme and spreading. Stumpf: “We see preliminary notices, then secondary, tertiary, and then a final mandatory evacuation within…

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Policymakers on both sides of the political aisle are increasingly advocating for affordable, reliable and clean energy. This is for good reason – modern society needs energy that is affordable and on demand. [emphasis, links added] Environmental issues are also very important. Common affordability, reliability and cleanliness form the three pillars of ideal energy policy. Two new analyses evaluate competitive power sources and produce an affordable, reliable and clean scorecard. These two analyses – one published by Northwood University and the Mackinac Center and another published by my Heartland Institute, independently achieved nearly the same findings. Both analyses found that…

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More climate change myths need to be uncovered. The alarmer made a lot of mistakes! Linnea Lueken of the Heartland Institute helped us uncover data against drought worsening, worsening wildfires, catastrophic sea level rise and dying big obstacle reefs. You may be surprised by what is real and not real. If you missed part 1, you can watch it here. pass Youtube Join our listSubscribe to our mailing list and get interesting content and update your email inbox.Thank you for your subscription.Something went wrong.We respect your privacy and take it seriously Source link

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Honestly, if you believe in climate change, I want to know how these climate change activists and their teams are supported by things that are more harmful to the environment, if you believe in climate change. [emphasis, links added] According to British media reports, their government appears to be at the forefront of the green light experiment to block the sun or “dim sunshine” to “prevent out-of-control climate change.” Telegram report: Scientists believe that it may include outdoor field tests that inject aerosols into the atmosphere or brighten clouds, which scientists are seeing as a way to prevent climate change…

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Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR) broadcast a story accusing the state of abnormal numbers in climate change in January and February. This is wrong. The early start of wildfire season cannot be attributed to climate change. [emphasis, links added] Only the long-term trend of increasing or increasingly early wildfires can indicate that climate change is a factor in the fires this year, but there is no such trend. Due to improved rainfall conditions over the past few years, accumulation of vegetation, population expansion into urban/forest interfaces, and human fires caused by carelessness and arson, this is the reason for the abnormal…

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Valero Energy Corporation announced it would be idle or shut down its Benicia refinery in California, just the latest in the state's fossil fuel company's exit. [emphasis, links added] Six months ago, Phillips 66 announced the closure of its Los Angeles-area refinery by the end of the year — and then dated through October — in the months leading up to that, Chevron announced the move of its headquarters from San Ramon, California to Houston. After the two refineries closed, it is unclear where California can find more gasoline and other finished petroleum products, such as jet fuel, to meet…

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It usually falls in the middle of the rainy season in Los Angeles County in early January. Moisture coaxes the brown landscape into green tones, but not in 2024. In the last six months of the year, only 0.16 inches of rain fell downtown, with the area at about four inches normal. From July to October, there is no measurable rainfall at all. The burning conditions are ripe. The barbecued sage provides fire with a fire that is enough to devour trees, houses and the entire community. On January 7, 2025, a fire broke out in the canyon outside Malibu.…

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Transcript: Learning new deals – and being a newcomer to the job site – can be hard…especially when no one else is there looking like you. Native American women working in solar energy may know this feeling well. Hayden: “They may be the only women, they may be the only brown people… in the installers they are going to work with.” Alicia Hayden and Red Cloud Renewable are home-led nonprofits located in South Dakota. The team conducts a free solar workforce training program, which includes training programs specifically for Native American women. For graduate Jacinta's goggles, learning with other Indigenous…

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