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Buckle up, folks, because the latest plan concocted by climate fanatics is called “The future of urban consumption in a 1.5°C world” Here it is. But before we delve into the madness, let’s take a quick look at the Frankenstein behind this disaster— C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group. Founded in 2005, C40 Cities Initiative What started out as a network of the world's major cities came together under the guise of fighting climate change. Founded by the then Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, the organization has grown into a global cabal of 97 cities (representing over 700 million people) working…

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Article by Eric Worrell “Operationable” means high costs and annual winter shortages are causing the German economy to stagnate. German government's attempt to fact-check Trump over green energy disaster fails Kurt ZindulkaSeptember 11, 2024 As Germany seeks to defend its disastrous energy policies with a fact-checking response, former President Donald Trump used Berlin as a warning to the American public during his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday. Trump urged American voters to reject the green agenda backed by Democrats and Harris, noting that even Germany had to backtrack on its stance. energy transition The transition is evidence…

Germany could reduce its carbon footprint more effectively while saving hundreds of billions of euros if it invested in nuclear power rather than green energy projects, a bombshell report has found. [emphasis, links added] Left-wing governments in Europe's top economic powers have made the devastating mistake of abandoning nuclear power and focusing instead on so-called “renewable” energy sources such as wind and solar.Jan Emblemsvåg, an industrial engineer at the Trondheim University of Technology in Norway, said according to a German daily newspaper. Redness and swelling. In 2000, nuclear power accounted for about 30% of Germany's electricity, but more than two…

For the past three years, we've been documenting the ecological disaster quietly unfolding on the East Coast. With the support of the U.S. government, the wind energy industry is killing whales and other marine life. [emphasis, links added] If nothing changes, the wind energy industry will drive North Atlantic right whales to extinction. It turns out The situation is worse than we imagined. In the past six months, Investigative reporter Donna Anderson interviews dozens of fishermen, government officials, and scientists to uncover a scandal that is clear: The wind energy industry is destroying fisheries. People are taking notice. Just today,…

Guest post by Willis Eschenbach (@weschenbach on eX-Twitter) Our venerable moderator Charles asked me to take a look at a new paper yclept, and he has made WUWT a popular article for which I am eternally grateful. Multivariate analysis rejects theory of anthropogenic increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide: sea surface temperature rule Author: Dai Ato, Japanese independent researcher. It seems that there is a trick. I call this paper Ato2024. I hadn't gone very far when the alarm went off. The study used publicly available data to conduct a multivariate analysis to examine the impact of sea surface temperature (SST)…

A report published by National Public Radio (NPR) on September 9 asked: Can America's favorite red wine withstand climate change? The answer is yes, even though the story wrongly suggests the opposite. [emphasis, links added] Data suggests Napa Valley grapes have experienced hotter temperatures in the pasteven though global warming has been going on for more than 30 years, Grape production increased in the region. Here are some excerpts from the article: But increasingly severe heat waves are taking their toll on grape varieties, especially during late summer ripening. As temperatures continue to rise, the wine industry is slowly facing…

Vijay Jayaraj Steel is vital in modern society, providing us with homes, factories, bridges, vehicles, and a variety of other machines and infrastructure. Global crude steel production has doubled since 2001, and demand will continue to grow in the coming decades. Amid the climate-obsessed rush to “decarbonize” heavy industry, hydrogen-based steelmaking is touted as a “clean” alternative to traditional coal-based steelmaking processes. With seemingly little thought, policymakers, environmentalists and some industry leaders are pushing hydrogen fuel manufacturing with the same enthusiasm once reserved for solar panels. However, the shift to hydrogen steelmaking could undo a century of progress in efficient…

Americans are paying more for everything from gas to groceries, and a hearing Wednesday by the House Energy Committee aimed to gain insight into the issue. [emphasis, links added] The panel of witnesses included a North Carolina apple farm manager who testified that rising energy costs will make the farm unprofitable this year. Another witness said that due to high energy costs, many Americans are faced with a “heat or eat” situation. While Republican members of the committee discussed the Biden administration's energy policies and the impact of high energy costs on American consumers, Democrats on the committee repeatedly deflected…

The canal district in San Rafael, California is built on reclaimed wetlands. But over time, the land is slowly sinking into San Francisco Bay. As sea levels rise, the risk of flooding also increases. Hagerman: “This community is really vulnerable to sea level rise.” Kate Hagemann works with the City of San Rafael on climate adaptation and resiliency. To help people understand the risks, the city is organizing so-called “big tide days”. King Tide Day is the day with the highest tides each year. At an event in February, families volunteered to measure water depth and salinity in flooded streets…