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In the first few days of April, a powerful low-pressure high-pressure trough slowed down the crawling west of the United States, which would bring prolonged severe weather and intense rainfall. The threat of tornadoes, destructive winds and destructive hail will peak from Wednesday, April 2 through early Thursday. Then there is the flood – maybe a foot or more rain, which adds up to be the heaviest total of three or four days usually recorded in the humid areas of the usually notorious flood. NOAA's local offices at the National Weather Service did not splurge. “Total rainfall over five days…
Tornado erupts, floodingYahooThis week, millions across us are at risk of massive tornadoes and “generational” floodingThe New York TimesWeather Alert Day: Strong storms may occur Wednesday nightWWMTForecasters warn that a prolonged outbreak is about to occur, a strong tornado and a once-in-a-lifetime floodCNNHour by hour: When severe storms are expected to travel through Cincinnati on WednesdaywlwtLife-threateningFox WeatherSevere storm threatens Missouri and IllinoisKSDKScene: Millions in the Midwest, bad weather in the SouthWeather ChannelStorms in the Midwest and South could release deadly floods, with strong tornadoes in the coming daysPBS Source link
In recent days, numerous media have published a new Associated Press (AP) article “Scientists who block agriculture from climate change need more public funds, but they are becoming less and less.” [emphasis, links added] The Associated Press's claim is wrong and completely contradicts the actual agricultural performance data. The evidence clearly shows that farmers are not overwhelmed by climate change. In contrast, the vast majority of crops benefit from long-term growing seasons and higher CO2 levels, thereby inducing record crop yields. Articles from the Associated Press state Climate change exceeds farmers’ ability to adapt, and the only solution is more…
A group of scientists in Europe and France and Canada say frustrated liberals are increasingly at risk of suicide due to so-called climate change. [emphasis, links added] Although the so-called discovery is pathological, it can indicate the bright future of mankind. A world with less annoying world will make the lives of the rest of us more tolerant. The species will become more resilient, and the Earth may also (ironically) benefit from a decline in population, assuming it is not a scam. “Negative psychological responses associated with the observed and expected effects of climate change, such as climate anxiety, ecological…
The media is full of thrills about the news of a recent breakthrough in extinction research. Some researchers believe that the creation of genetically modified mice with unique wool coats marks an important step in resurrection of the extinct wool mammoth. The fluffy factor is key, as scientists hope to create a fluffy, hardy creature to fill the vacant niche of long-extinct pachyderm. Mammoth, created by the lab, the huge bioscience of the U.S.-based biotechnology and genetic engineering company, is expected to unveil in 2028, will be a hybrid creature – part Asian elephant and part mammoth. mammal. Mammoth is…
Transcript: People with diabetes must carefully monitor and manage their blood sugar levels. But this can be difficult in extreme weather. Doodle: “There are many factors that affect our blood sugar levels, and some of the big ones are stress, lack of sleep, and not following a normal schedule. This is what happens when extreme weather disasters occur.” Karen Graffeo, a nonprofit diabetic sister, suffers from type 1 diabetes. She was on an insulin pump and was wearing a continuous glucose monitor, so she said the power outage could be frightening. Graffeo: “My iPhone runs an insulin pump and a…
Trucks are the backbone of India's logistics industry and supply chain. Although trucks make up less than 3% of the total car population, they account for about 45% of road transport emissions, greatly affecting the country's carbon footprint.[1] Decarbonized road freight is crucial to India’s climate goals, and zero-emission trucks (ZETs) can play a key role in reducing carbon emissions. However, widespread adoption of ZET faces significant obstacles, including high upfront costs, limited fee infrastructure and limited access to financing. As the trucking industry stands at the forefront of transformation, evaluating existing and emerging business models is critical for stakeholders…
Daily Skeptics By Sallust For the most dedicated eco-warriors, the heat pump won't last forever. Now those who install them will make an annoying shock over a period of 15-20 years, when their expensive waste-craving government-accumulated outdoor heat exchangers are about to end and need to be replaced. There will be no grants or subsidies at that time. according to telegraph Some early birds have suffered from buyers’ remorse: Peter and Anne Watts became one of about four British families, with air-sourced heat pumps in 2008. Mr. Watts and Mrs. 88 and 82, respectively, had installed a heat pump a…
As Bloomberg opinion columnist Javier Blas reported in Why Norway’s political crisis is an energy problem in Europe (February 3, 2025) After decades of quiet payments for Europe’s grand energy experiments, it seems Norway has finally decided to step out of the stage—or at least, when out, slammed the door on several cross-border power cables. The political crisis in Oslo is more than just a gesture of family quarrel or ideological. It's about energy – more specifically, there is an increasing awareness that Norway has become a reluctant battery pack for the failed energy transition in Germany with its hydraulically…
From the Daily Caller Audrey StrebContributors Community leaders told the Daily Caller News Foundation that the Alaska Natives celebrated the Department of the Interior (DOI) decision to restore the lease and expansion of Alaska oil and gas. DOI announced Thursday that DOI Secretary Doug Burgum “takes immediate steps to unlock the untapped natural resources potential of Alaska and supports President Donald Trump’s vision for U.S. energy advantages” by oil drilling in areas where the Biden administration had previously moved to closed areas. Aboriginal community leaders in Alaska told DCNF that the DOI under the Trump administration has taken a step…