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A federal judge ruled Tuesday evening that the Environmental Protection Agency must immediately restart a $20 billion Biden-era green energy program, a federal judge ended last month, rebooting the flow of taxpayer funds to eight environmentalist groups, including one related to Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams. [emphasis, links added] Judge Tanya Chutkan of the District Court of the U.S. District Court of Columbia (appointed by former President Obama in 2013) issued a preliminary injunction that blocked Trump's EPA's actions, but did not immediately explain the ruling. The plaintiff, a coalition of eight environmental organizations that the Biden administration has granted large…
Over the past decade, leaders of companies and international organizations have been praised for their grand but ultimately empty green commitments on the stage of Davos and the climate summit. How quickly things happened. [emphasis, links added] Fear of being called up by the Trump administration forces many leaders to change, at least in their comments. The first step in World Bank President Ajay Banga's takeover of the institution in 2023 is to end its mission from ending poverty to integrate into climate change and make the planet “liveable”. When he traveled to a police summit in Azerbaijan last November,…
In the nearest New York Times (NYT) EditorialClimate change could become a global economic disaster,” author David Gelles painted a picture of an imminent economic collapse driven by climate-induced disruption of real estate markets, insurance availability and global GDP. [emphasis, links added] Based on a false analysis of climate change and a flawed understanding of economics and history, the gel’s claim is speculative. Evidence shows that these apocalyptic situations are not only built on the worst case modeling, which is completely different from real-world empirical data, but also ignore the long-standing record of adaptability, innovation, and resilience in the face…
Climate fanatics tell us the ending is coming. This is an era of “global boiling!” The Secretary-General of the United Nations said. Climate alarm says the Arctic will soon be free of ice and the city is underwater! But how do you say the truth? Facts show that the catastrophic claims of climate change fanatics are wrong. In this and next videos, we will uncover seven myths about climate change. First: melting ice, extinction of polar bears and climate change famine. source: Youtube Join our listSubscribe to our mailing list and get interesting content and update your email inbox.Thank you…
Colorado residents now have a way to “see” their toxic emissions that live in with »Yale's climate
The oil and gas sites occupied in the eastern suburbs of Denver fell on a suitable day and the air was so polluted that state health officials warned seniors and children to stay inside. Participants were eager to see the source of these toxic gases. Standing on the shoulders of a noisy frontal road, the team can enjoy the operating landscape covering the life cycle of fossil fuel production – oil storage tanks, compressor stations and drilling rigs are spread across arid grasslands and pollutants are spread across nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds. When the sun is heated to…
Transcript: Navigating in the icy waters of the Canadian Arctic can be difficult and dangerous. However, with the warmer climate, Arctic ice is melting, so shipping companies are paying attention to whether melting makes navigation easier in the region. But Jackie Dawson, an associate professor at the University of Ottawa who studies Arctic shipping, said the impact is complex. Dawson: “Although we see melting sea ice, we’re actually seeing big, huge Iceland and cracks of ice packs, and those… smaller ice cubes flow especially to the Northwest Passage, they’re choking those small areas you have to pass.” Vessels ranging from…
This is the third and final blog in our series, which covers “Climate Financial Environment in India through sector-specific financial institutions”. Previous blogs examined the key roles of financing institutions focusing on the power sector, especially the Electricity Financing Corporation (PFC) and REC Limited (REC), in promoting the energy transition in India and analyzing relevant financing opportunities and risks. Recognizing the growing demand for targeted financial solutions, the blog explores the Green and Transitional Finance (GTF) windows of PFC and REC to improve sustainable financing flows. With economies growing around the world, green and transitional financing has become a key…
In a new study, geology professor Dr. Wojciech Stankowski summarizes some of the reasons that allow people to drive the narrative of climate change by burning more or less fossil fuels. [emphasis, links added] Natural climate changes in the past, such as Greenland's “temperatures up to 10°C in just 50 years” confirmed 14,700 and 11,700 years agoHis modern climate change rate (only 0.05°C per decade since 1860) falls within the range of natural variability. In addition, changes in carbon dioxide concentration from 0.03% to 0.04% (300 ppm to 400 ppm) are not enough to affect temperature changes in the global…
Several universities and higher education associations filed a lawsuit against the Department of Energy (DOE) on Monday, a lawsuit regarding a new policy limit on indirect research on the cost of funds of 15%. [emphasis, links added] DOE announced on April 11 that it will limit the indirect costs of all research funds or support for funding for administrative and other non-research-related expenses, or for administrative and other non-research costs. According to the lawsuit, schools such as the American College Association (AAU), the American Board of Education (ACE) and Cornell University, Brown and the University of Michigan claimed in the…
According to a green modification, green modifications such as solar panels and heat pumps also take between 8 and 48 years to repay for homeowners. Washington Post Analysis was released on Monday. [emphasis, links added] Solar panels are one of the most popular remodels, which usually take more than eight years to offset their upfront costs, although existing federal and state incentives cut their prices by more than half.this postal According to Harvard University, a report on the modeling of typical American homes. These findings followed when the Trump administration moved back to the Biden administration’s climate agenda, including the…