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94-year-old left-wing billionaire George Soros has set up a blueprint for his huge open society foundation and fueled by $32 billion to continue to realize his dark vision worldwide under his more extreme son Alex. [emphasis, links added] Part of this vision involves using the evolving ghost of climate change as a springboard to drive the world into a new world order. Elder Soros envisioned a utopia prohibiting fossil fuels, and the existence of daily human beings is regulated. The 2020 common pandemic provides what he calls a “revolutionary moment” to recognize which social control can be achieved. MRC Business,…
The Trump administration is reportedly carrying out the first wave of layoffs in the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), mainly focusing on environmental justice plan workers. [emphasis, links added] Assistant Deputy Administrator Travis Voyles wrote in an internal memo Monday that the EPA will start cutting the rest of its environmental justice staff on July 31 and review a copy of the notice, according to reports from Politico's E&E News and Bloomberg Law. “This action is to align our workforce with the current and future needs of the agency and ensure the effective operation of our plans.” Voyles reportedly wrote in…
A new executive order called “Protecting U.S. energy from national excessive energy” directs U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to “determine all state and local laws…bearing burdens are …being burdens that are not restricted by federal law or other unrestricted identification, development, development, site selection, production or use of domestic energy within 60 days. [emphasis, links added] EO specifically mentioned the climate “ransomware laws” in California, New York and Vermont, especially against legal obstacles to hydrocarbon producers (coal, gas and oil), guiding AG Bondi to recommend stopping the “presidential or legislative action” required for law enforcement. Such actions that the White…
The discovery of green leaf mosses dating back to the Middle Ages (MWP) has been found embedded in Antarctic glacier ice and is now “permanently covered in snow” and “no evidence of melting.” [emphasis, links added] This affirms a warm MWP, “The summer melt during the MWP is bigger than today.” According to a new study, it has been found that intact leaves and glacial ice cubes (BCG) with 10 to 13 mm long leaves in length were found in Antarctica Victoria. The surface of the glacier has not yet been melted. Instead, it is permanently covered with snow. “It…
Deadly mosquito-borne disease rises as the United States cuts all climate health funding » Yale's climate link
Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the CDC Center issued an emergency alert about dengue, a common pain and sometimes fatal mosquito-borne disease in tropical and subtropical areas around the world. According to the CDC, about 3,500 travelers from the United States signed contracts for dengue abroad in 2024, an increase of 84% from 2023. “This trend is expected to continue,” the agency noted, noting that Florida, California and New York may see the biggest surfing of the year under the order. On Thursday, the UK Health Security Agency issued a similar warning, noting that there…
How New Jersey Self-Storage Facilities Generate Solar Energy for Community » Yale Climate Connection
Transcript: In a self-storage facility in Egg Harbor, New Jersey, a row of warehouses of a row of storage units are covered with solar panels. Steve Potter has additional space storage, which owns the facility. He said buildings such as storage facilities, large shops and warehouses often have huge open roofs that are perfect for solar energy. In urban areas, using this space for urban areas where solar energy may be scarce. Porter: “You don't put solar panels on the diet floor. You're using spaces that you've already used for something else.” His company has installed solar panels on more…
In an article on January 28 (a week of President Trump’s second term), I urged it to “clear climate scams from federal websites.” Trump 1.0 has done a very poor job of controlling communications on sites such as the EPA, the Department of Energy and the Department of Transportation. [emphasis, links added] Did they do better this time? They have certainly taken some important steps to address this in the first few weeks of the new administration. For example, on April 15, the Guardian and the work titled “Green Group Subt Trump Administration Deleted on Climate Web Pages.” It seems…
EPA executive Lee Zeldin faced with a New York Times reporter at a press conference Monday, claiming he provided “no evidence” to support his previous Biden administration’s demand for waste, fraud and abuse. [emphasis, links added] “It's my responsibility to make sure we don't ignite billions of dollars in taxes,” Selding said. “And I'm not standing in front of any member of the media, but bullying the billions of dollars in burning.” Zeldin held a press conference at EPA headquarters on Monday morning to announce his upcoming Earth Day trip to investigate the crisis in Mexico, pouring 5 million gallons…
As we approach Earth Day this Tuesday, it’s easy to believe that the world is on the verge of environmental collapse. We are constantly flooding us with warnings about climate catastrophes and the imminent destruction of the planet. [emphasis, links added] But this is misleading. Instead of spiral panic, We should take a moment to appreciate the significant progress we have made in improving the environment and acknowledge that the key factor is prosperity. When Earth Day was first marked 55 years ago, the world faced some serious environmental challenges. The river caught fire and the city was caught in…
The Hawaii Democrats have introduced a bill that would adversely affect individuals and insurers who spread climate “misinformation” by Sue and other entities as “events attributed to climate change”. [emphasis, links added] SB 1166, filed by Democratic Hawaii Senator Chris Lee, aims to “provide new, specific causes of action to anyone other than an official or employee of a state or local government entity” Prosecutions are filed against companies or other entities that allegedly mislead the nature of climate change. According to Legiscan, Lee introduced the bill on January 17, currently in the Hawaii House. “For decades, certain people and…