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Willis Eschenbach's guest post I've been wondering how Europeans can afford all the public interest and putting big money into various renewable programs. Where do large megbucks for renewable energy come from? Today, I came across an interesting article titled “Death in Europe”. In it, he commented that in Sweden, “The average worker earns $400,000 in taxes in the U.S. (more than you pay $400,000 in taxes). I looked at that and said “Really?”This seems impossible. So, my habits are the same, I got the message and to my surprise… …He is right! Make me proud to be an American.…
Two white men in their 60s live hundreds of miles away from each other, one in Arizona and the other in Washington. They are the same age and have the same socio-economic background. They also have similar habits and have roughly the same physical shape. But the man in Arizona ages faster than the man in Washington, which is 14 months of rapid aging. Men do not smoke or drink. Both exercise regularly. So why is the theme of living in the Southwest desert at the cellular level at the cellular level at the cellular level? A study published in…
From Notrickszone By P Gosselin Natural cycles drive our climate The latest video from the German-based European Institute of Climate and Energy (EIKE) covers the warm medieval period of carbon dioxide and troubles, which has been the harshness of climate alarms. During the warmer periods of the Middle Ages, Antarctic people became warmer and enhanced the penguin population. Images generated by Grok Hat Tips: Climate News The warm period of the medieval period was a natural warming stage between 700 and 1300 AD and climate models were not reproduced because the simulations mainly responded to CO2. At that time, carbon…
It's time to put down that winter coat.According to the National Weather Service, Baltimore’s forecast this week is warm and sunny and the winter is unusually cold as daytime highs rise to the 1960s.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]The weekend begins with spring-like temperatures, with 65 high speeds expected to reach 5 mph on Monday at Baltimore's Inner Harbour in Baltimore on Monday. Temperatures are expected to drop to 44 lows overnight.Tuesday is expected to be the warmest day of the working week, 70 degrees higher.Most of the sun is expected to be bright on Wednesday, up to 60.…
It doesn't seem like there's enough time to disturb your sleep, and it's another nighttime disturbance to prevent you from counting the sheep: The red moon rises in Maryland later this week. And you don't want to miss it.A lunar eclipse occurs when the local area is facing between the sun and the full moon. The sun casts the shadow of the earth onto the moon's surface, turning it into a red orange color.What will happen from Thursday night is a total lunar eclipse, which means the entire moon falls in the darkest part of the earth's shadow, a region…
Transcript: In Boston, a new affordable apartment building is suitable for seniors, suggesting that building climate-friendly homes does not require bankruptcy banks. Kenzi at Bartlett Station is a 50-unit complex designed to maximize energy efficiency, said Beverly Craig of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center. Craig: “So, this is designed for passive housing standards, which is basically the most effective green building standard you can reach in the world.” Kenzi is well-insulated and has an advanced ventilation system that maximizes airflow. It is powered by an all-electric system, including a heat pump for heating and cooling. This sounds like an expensive…
go through: Professor Sarah Dance (Professor of Data Assimilation) Last week, 25Th In February 2025, our colleagues at ECMWF (European Medium-Scale Weather Forecasting Center) adopted learning-based deep learning Global weather forecasting system, known as AIFSenter operational production, and operate with a physically based numerical weather forecasting system. AIF performs better than state-of-the-art physics models, is used for multiple accuracy and runs faster in computation. However, both systems are currently necessary to initialize and best estimate the atmospheric state created using a process called Data assimilation. Tens of millions of atmospheric observations are used every day in weather forecasts, but observation…
Daily Skeptics David Turver The Climate Change Commission (CCC) recently released No. 7Th Carbon budget, clarifying the UK's greenhouse gas emissions from the 2038-2042 period. Their report mentions five times in the context of low-carbon technologies in general, especially electric vehicles and heat pumps, and five times in reference to “misinformation” or “misleading”. But, as we will see, the CCC itself has been touting misinformation in its own reports at the scale of undermining its own credibility. Heat pump One of the most interesting passages in the CCC is “A third say they are unlikely to install a heat pump…
Every year, biomedical scientists draw about one million new papers, but the disturbing truth is hidden in sight: much of this work cannot be copied. It's a huge crisis, it's a huge crisis – billions of dollars, eroding belief in science and preventing real breakthroughs. In an interview with Chemistry and Engineering News, Csaba Szabo, a professor at the University of Friborg in Switzerland, faced the chaos head-on, previewing his recently published books, Unreliable. His verdict? The scientific system cannot be repaired, and the Band-Aid fix will not be cut. A revolution will do everything. Szabo's journey into this quagmire…
According to the National Weather Service, sunny and warm weather is expected to reach 70 on Tuesday, and remain as high as the 60s throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.Winds on Sunday were as high as 29 mph before the start of the work week. Wind forecasts prompted the National Weather Service to issue a “dangerous weather prospect” for most parts of the region to increase the threat of “fast shooting” on Sunday afternoon.[ Check out the latest weathercast from FOX45 News ]”The gusts of the west winds are 20 to 30 mph, and the relative humidity…