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The United Nations is at a crossroads. President Trump withdrew from the World Health Organization, cut funds for the UN Climate Assembly and may evacuate more. [emphasis, links added] He called the United Nations “underperforming,” which suggests it was a swamp to drain. At this critical moment, it is reasonable to assume that the United Nations has justified its existence by focusing on peace and prosperity through data-based recommendations. Instead, it has boldly worked to curb open debate on climate change while promoting prosperity-fighting policies. The United Nations has partnered with the Brazilian government to launch a global initiative called…
Self-procrastination child activist Greta Thunberg promoted the so-called scientist warning that “climate change will wipe out all humanity, and it’s almost six years by 2023 unless we stop using fossil fuels. [emphasis, links added] Harvard professor James Anderson also predicted scientists By 2022, there will be no floes at the Arctic seas” and no “Marshall Plan-style efforts, over the next five years, the world will take extreme measures to completely transition fossil fuels. ” This hasn't happened, but climate activists still warn that the Arctic may be free of ice sometime between 2035 and 2067. Not surprisingly, there is a…
From cfact By Duggan Flanakin The ancient saw, “Everything Bigger in Texas”, may soon be realized again, as the Nueces River Authority reveals plans for deep-water desalination plants near Harbour Island near Corpus Christi, which will immediately become the largest expansion in the United States – by 2070, by 2070, larger than all existing desalination plants in the world. Today's downslide provides drinking water to billions of people around the world, with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Israel and other Middle East countries leading the way. The largest in the world is the Ras in Khair, Saudi Arabia, with…
Seth BorensteinWASHINGTON (AP) — Researchers, doctors, their patients and supporters ventured from labs, hospitals and offices on Friday to stick with the Trump administration’s blitz in saving life sciences.In the national capital, thousands of people gathered at scientific gatherings. Organizers say similar gatherings are planned in more than 30 cities in the United States.Politicians, scientists, musicians, doctors and their patients are expected to sack, budget and funding cuts on health, climate, science and other research government agencies during the first 47 days of the Trump administration, which is jeopardizing not only the future, but the present.”Science is under attack in…
Eric Worrall's paper First published by Jonova; I wonder how many fossil fuel plants and nuclear reactors are needed to serve 99GW of new energy demand? Texas requires 30 reactors to meet data center power requirements Demand for the Texas power grid is expected to expand so much that 30 nuclear power plants are added to meet demand by 2030 to 2030. Author of this article:Bloomberg NewsNaureen S. Malik … Springer said the data center “posed a reliability risk to the Ercot system”, speaking this week in Austin's group at the Ercot Market Summit in Infocast. “We never existed in…
Heartland Research Institute We have covered climate seats in recent episodes, but it’s time to dig deeper. This week, Heartland Institute published a new paper titled “High Costs of Climate Scams: Evaluating Green Giveaways in the Lower Inflation Act.” The law has never been intended to fight inflation, and it aims to remit millions of taxpayer dollars into the pockets of politically linked “green” businesses and pop-up nonprofits. Do we say hundreds of billions? The real price tag is close to $2 trillion. Heartland Institute's Anthony Watts, Sterling Burnett, Linnea Lueken and Jim Lakely will take a deeper look at…
Public Broadcasting Systems (PBS) recently published an article by Seth Borenstein of the Associated Press (AP), titled “Scientists say EPA can see the growing dangers of climate change just by looking around the world, which illustrates evidence of catastrophic climate change, which is obvious “increasing danger.” [emphasis, links added] This is wrong. Borenstein's story (not verified or even questioned by PBS), depicting fake pictures of the upcoming climate disasterEverything from wildfire deterioration to putative ocean acidification, while ignoring the very real benefits of increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2). “As President Donald Trump’s administration hopes to reverse a cornerstone and find…
During the first few weeks of his tenure, President Donald Trump has been busy strengthening the energy choices and reasons for freedom for American citizens. [emphasis, links added] One of his first formal actions was to withdraw us from the Paris Climate Agreement, a unilateral agreement that imposes severe and unfair restrictions on the United States. Trump has formed a new National Energy Commission led by Home Secretary Doug Burgum, which is accused of streamlining energy permits, expanding gas and oil exploration, and establishing a global U.S. “energy advantage.” Then, to address the first day of our 47th President, he…
The European Union is moving towards a significant expansion of its carbon market, a move that will push heating and transportation costs to new heights of punishment. Under the guise of “reducing emissions,” EU policymakers are implementing a system that will make millions of energy unaffordable, especially those that cannot be afforded. According to a Bloomberg analysis, a new emissions trading system that will come into effect in 2027 can push the price of carbon dioxide toward By 2029, 149 euros per metric ton- Double or more than twice the current level. Direct consequences? Heating fees may rise Up to…
Before temperatures rise early next week, the weekend will start with cold and strong winds.Friday's forecast requires most sunny skies to approach 53 with gusts of up to 33 mph. According to the National Weather Administration, it will be mostly cloudy at night, with a low of about 42.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]It is expected to be sunny and breeze on Saturday, approaching 49 on the 49th. Saturday night will remain clear at 32 degrees.Sunday's forecast calls for most sunny skies, close to 57 high and about 38 low.Conditions are expected to heat up, and in the early…