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The Department of Transportation (DOT) canceled two memos from the Biden administration, and the agency said it misaligned priorities to serve the “social justice and environmental agenda.” [emphasis, links added] Two memorandums issued by Secretary Pete Buttigieg during Biden’s administration list such as “re-building communities and reflecting the inclusion of vulnerable and underrepresented groups in the planning, project selection and design process” and “fitting new and emerging technologies such as DOT.” “Under President Trump’s leadership, the Department of Transportation is restoring the basics – building critical infrastructure projects to enable people to move businesses safely,” he said. Transport Secretary Sean…

A new four-lane highway demands the demolition of thousands of acres of protected Amazon rainforests to bring globalist elites to the COP30 climate summit in the city of Bellem, Brazil. [emphasis, links added] The BBC reported that the goal is to host the city's vehicle traffic at a UN sponsored conference in November, with more than 50,000 people, including world leaders. The COP30 will also see the usual thousands of attendees flying on this occasion. Critics quickly point out the sheer hypocrisy of this deforestation because it contradicts the purpose claimed by the climate summit. The BBC report states: Along…

David Middleton's guest “Surfing Radcliffe Wave” About 34 million years ago (MYA), in the early Oligocene, the Earth entered its current “igloo” climate pattern, covering the ice caps of Antarctica. After warming up again at the end of the Oligocene, the Earth's climate began a long cooling trend, interrupted by a brief warmth from the late to mid-Middle Miocene period. Figure 1. Cenozoic Climate Reconstruction Rom Zachos et al., 2001 (the older one is the bottom). The Miocene Miocene optimal climate (MMCO) is an abnormally warm interval of ~17 to ~14 mya. CO's erroneous assumptions2 Is the climate change “control…

A day after reaching 72 degrees high, cooler temperatures are expected to enter the Baltimore area before conditions more similar to spring.The national meteorological service forecasts on Wednesday were mostly sunny, with as high as 61. It is expected to be more cloudy at night, below 45.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]Thursday should be cooler, cloudy, and high around 54. Northeast winds may be about 6 mph. The dark clouds may linger for most of the night, at about 44 lows.Temperatures are expected to rise on Friday, with altitudes expected to reach 59 and as low as 47.There will…

Transcript: Dan Castrigano of Burlington, Vermont maintains roots both literally and emotionally. After years of holidays, weddings and other events, he promised to stop and has not stepped onto the plane since 2019. Castrigano: “I found that slowing down, especially spending most of my time walking, cycling and taking trains, has brought me great joy.” Castrigano decided to avoid air travel after calculating his impact on the climate and knowing the impact of the flight that caused more than 85% of carbon emissions. He said global warming disproportionately harms low-income communities and people of color. As a man who is…

No one knows Paul Homewood Recently, you recently heard a horror ad from the Woodland Trust on the radio. It is characterized by a woman wearing dirty voices that emanate from the “climate crisis.” She is promoting the event: The climate crisis has had a profound impact on nature. There is an urgent need to understand how wildlife responds to changing seasons, rising temperatures and unpredictable weather patterns. Compared to the early 1900s, climate change has accelerated the arrival of spring by an average of 8.4 days. Now, we need you to help us find out if the signs of…

Daily Skeptics Chris Morrison New sensational discoveries caused by long forgotten early aerial photos suggest that ice has remained stable since the 1930s, even in the 2,000-km eastern Antarctica. In recent papers Natural Communicationsresearchers at the University of Copenhagen concluded by tracking glacial movements in areas as many as the Greenland ice sheet. These findings are unlikely to play a role in narratively driven mainstream media. Silence may replicate reactions to another recent article, which found that from 2009-2019, ice shelves around Antarctica have grown overall in size. Copenhagen scientists examined hundreds of old aerial photos used to map work.…

By Heartland Institute By Anthony Watts and Sterling Burnett Axios Atlanta recently published an article titled “Atlanta’s pollen season is getting worse due to climate change,” claiming that the allergic season is getting worse due to climate change. Axios' article is misleading at best and misses a bigger point of view. Data and historical trends show that despite fluctuations in pollen levels, factors such as urbanization and land use changes (especially the urban heat island (UHI) effect) are more important than what it calls local climate change. “The warm climate means that allergy season starts early and lasts longer,” Kristal…

Seth BorensteinWASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is starting another round of work — which is more than 1,000 people — in the U.S. Weather, Oceans and Fisheries Bureau, four people familiar with the matter told the Associated Press.On Tuesday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration began planning to release 10% of its current workforce, some of whom asked to be anonymous due to fear of retribution. The people said those numbers have been submitted to NOAA employees and managers are asked to submit names of layoff positions to the agency headquarters, which will head to NOAA’s parent company, Commerce…

People from Manhattan against the trend Francis Menton In a December 2021 article, I first asked which state or country would be the first to hit the “renewable energy wall” and was described as “When the power system stops running or the price passes through the roof,” Or some other impossible aspect becomes so inevitable that the zero carbon fantasy must be abandoned. In subsequent posts, I explored various ways in which the walls began to appear, such as the cancellation of offshore wind development and the abandonment of substantial investments to produce what is called “green hydrogen.” Although the…