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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is financially supporting the U.S. left-wing climate law, while Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach and black money expert Scott Walter proved dark details before a Senate subcommittee on Wednesday. [emphasis, links added] The hearing was held by a subcommittee of federal courts, oversight, institutional action and federal rights, titled “Entering the Dragon and Left’s Law on U.S. Energy Dominance”, which deeply taps into how China can push for progressive courts and weaken U.S. energy production, after BOMBSHELL State Armor reported that Bombshell State Armor reported on the (efc) TIES TIES to…

Several energy experts, including me, explained to Senator Thom Tillis [in a secret meeting] Why Big Beautiful Bill terminates subsidies for solar/wind projects that were not “served” by the end of 2027 Keeping electricity reliable, reducing costs and avoiding tens of billions of dollars in future budget costs is absolutely necessary. [emphasis, links added] Sadly, in his recent Senate speech, his enthusiasm for retaining these subsidies (perhaps his passion for the bill), he tries to discredit many experts who support the experts who “served” by picking me –Trying to make me lie at a secret meeting with me, making me…

Senate Republicans shocked clean energy developers early Monday and inserted a thorough revision (OBBB) into President Donald Trump's $120 million “One Big and Beautiful Act” (OBBB). [emphasis, links added] The last-minute amendment cuts wind and solar tax benefits, imposes excise tax on imported Chinese energy components and qualify standards from start date to service date, bringing the financing model of the entire renewable sector up. Almost dangerous $360 billion in clean energy tax credit Adopted under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). According to the Senate version of the bill, Now, the wind and solar production tax credit will expire on…

Blink, you missed it: Tropical Storm Barry was founded at 11 a.m. on Sunday, June 29 in the southwest Bay of Campeche, Mexico, but it had disappeared early Monday morning. Barry continued to decline at 45 mph on Sunday afternoon, then weakened the tropical depression with a 35 mph wind on Sunday evening, landing south of Tampico, Mexico around 9 p.m. EST. Barry had only about 12 hours of tropical storm. The main impact of Barry is three to six inches of heavy rain, which could lead to small floods near Tampico. The formation of Barry is helped by warm…

A mother in Kansas City, Missouri was transferred to the operation after the tragedy. Sami Aaron committed suicide by losing his son Kevin Aaron in 2003. Kevin is an environmentalist, and Aaron says his concerns about the climate crisis and other environmental issues have led to his mental health struggles and feelings of despair. “I understand sustainability all the time, but I don't know how to sustain myself,” Kevin wrote in one of his journals. At the time, few people were aware of the mental health effects of climate change, Aaron said. There is little support or resources for activists…

Transcript: On July 4, many cities were filled with cracks and prosperity of fireworks. Festive shows can be a fun way to celebrate the holidays, but they also pose risks – especially if they are not introduced by professionals. Roman candles, firecrackers and even stray sparks of fireworks can ignite wildfires. “Just last year, in our state in California, we saw more than 3,600 acres of land due to fireworks.” Chief Daniel Berlant, California Fire Marshal, said risks are growing as climate change brings hotter, drier conditions. Berlant: “This makes the spark easier and then spreads quickly.” He said that…

Last week, science writer Christopher Plain published a story in The Bectrief (described its subject as “rebellious curious science, technology, and defense”) involving fossil human footprints found in the dry white sand lake beds of New Mexico. [emphasis, links added] According to this article, radiocarbon dating brings the footprint to a 23,000-year-old age. This will be in the “last glacier maximum” – glaciers are at the maximum level in North America, Nordic and Asiaand 10,000 years ago More modern theorists claim that humans are in the Americas. This discovery not only fundamentally changed our view of ancient ethnic migration. It…

The Associated Press seems to think that people are waking up every day and feeling nerve-wracking about the ghost of climate change. [emphasis, links added] AP Lifestyle writer Leanne Italie competed with Babylon Bee on June 25 for the most interesting satire of the day. “Anxiety, sadness, anger, fear, helplessness. The emotional loss of climate change is widespread, especially for young people.” Yes, this is a real sentence that should have been a news project. Things got worse: “Many people are worried about the future, and the daily climate anxiety and distress, which can lead to insomnia, inability to concentrate…

Republicans in the U.S. Senate are working to pass a version of their budget settlement bill before their July 4 vacation. For now, the bill will terminate most clean energy tax credits by the initial phase-out date in 2032. Tax credits include money returned on electric vehicles, appliances, energy efficiency improvements, and more, and have received a lot of public support. In a December 2024 survey, researchers from the website’s publisher, Yale University’s climate change communication program, found that 91% of Liberal Democrats, 70% of moderate or conservative Democrats, 42% of Liberal or moderate Republicans, and 28% of Conservative Republican…

This week, the United States experienced its first major heat wave in 2025. 160 million people on the Midwest, South and East Coasts experienced temperatures of 100°F. [emphasis, links added] Many in the media claim that the high temperatures are the result of artificial global warming. But looking at history shows that we have experienced many high temperatures in the past. Extreme heat warnings were issued in Baltimore, Boston, New York City, Philadelphia and Washington DC, and the Washington Monument was closed due to heat. Dozens of high temperature records every day have been broken. The heat index in Chicago,…