Author: cne4h
Transcript: In the Barnum community in Denver, a city has become a so -called food forest. In the warm months, trees and bushes contain fruits such as pears and berries. The honeycomb bees buzzed, and encouraged people to relax in a cool place and eat anything they like. Lipsius: “This is a real community visit. Therefore, once these trees are produced, anyone can come to harvest and enjoy bounty.” Linda Appel Lipsius led the non -profit Denver city garden, which supervised 24 of them. Food forest improves the opportunity to obtain healthy food in the community and helps the community…
Never many people know Paul Homwood Miliband's 22 billion pound carbon capture carnival is a waste of money, warning octopus boss According to the “Telegraph” report, green spots are arguing with carbon capture. Octopus owner Greg Jackson believes that Miliband's 22 billion pounds is a waste of money and should spend more money to build more wind farms. He said: “At present, some things we do in the climate or energy are equivalent to the invention of the calculator to try to defend the abacus industry. “I think there are no examples of cost -effective carbon capture and storage in…
from masterresource Steve Goreham (Steve Goreham) “Trump's administrative order bomb subsequently adopted Congress operation to limit the funds of IRA and Iija to promise the intestinal tract or deeply reshape the American Green Energy Movement. In January 2025, green energy may begin to decline for a long time and return to return Wise energy policy “. President Trump has long been a traditional, consumer -driven energy supporter. During his campaign, he negatively evaluated electric vehicles, wind and other renewable energy sources. However, on the first day of his tenure, the new president began the historic transformation of US energy policy,…
From climate, etc. John Ridgway How to produce emerging scientific consensus on how social projects supported by pro -social review. Recently published research papers Meeting of the National Academy of Sciences It is believed that the self-examination system and colleagues' pro-social review are common in science-the problem will only be worse. Some characters make the reading grim: “The national survey of American teachers in the four -year university recently found that 4 % to 11 % were subject to discipline or threats from teaching or research disciplines; 2) 6 % to 36 % of people supported the same age with…
I have previously written Michael E. Mann's predictions. But to this day, I realized his own autopsy analysis. Mann's reflection on the 2024 Hurricane Season of 2024 provides a fascinating case research on how to predict climate prediction and how their authors work hard to re -list them as meaningful contributions. Although the work must first herald the “positive, destructive and fatal” hurricane season, its real focus is that it is a less successful story: Mann's own predictions and reality failure failed. Settings: Bold prediction, but the results are bland The beginning of Mann is a dramatic language about the…
Although it was unprecedented domestic manufacturing industry in the last century, global advantages and technological progress have promoted unprecedented domestic manufacturing industry, in recent decades, the US energy industry has been defending. [emphasis, links added] A radical environmentalist and free government bureaucrats insulting oil and natural gas (not to mention nuclear natural gas), actively lobbying to reduce the discovery of natural resources in the United States, drilling and development. Further exacerbated this issue, major financial institutions such as Belle, Bellaide, State Street, and Pioneer Team have implemented a radical environment, social and governance (ESG) policies, which have caused major damage…
From Manhattan Inverse Francismen As I discussed in the previous article, President Trump's first administrative order -the order entitled “Release of American Energy” -s instructions to re -consider the so -called “Harm Investigation” of EPA 2009 (EF . President Trump issued an administrative order issued on January 20th that EPA submitted “The legitimacy and continuous application of the director's investigation results made suggestions to the director of the management and the budget bureau. Because EF is the basis of all restrictions and suppression of fossil fuel regulations in Biden Times, it is certain that any attempt to eliminate EF will…
To get 1 million electric vehicles on the road by 2030, Illinois hopes to receive $148 million in federal funding to help build a statewide network of public electric vehicle chargers. [emphasis, links added] Now, that funding has been frozen and could be reduced or eliminated under a sweeping executive order signed by President Donald Trump on his first days in office. Also pending is another federal plan to provide Illinois with millions of dollars for public electric vehicle chargers. … Electric vehicles and their chargers appear to be the main targets of Trump's “Unlock America's Energy” executive order, but…
The head of the head of the head, Mark Zuckerberg, announced this month that Facebook's content audit system will no longer rely on the factual checker, but move towards a crowdfunding system like a community notes on X. [emphasis, links added] However, when shaping the “climate narrative”, Zuckerberg's company seems to have changed very little. Those who question the narrative of the “Climate Crisis”, including extensive qualification experts including the Nobel Prize winner, often review them in one or other in Facebook. Although these voices say that Zuckerberg's announcement is welcome, Many of them doubt that Facebook truly promotes the…
from climaterealism Guest post by Vijay Jayaraj The fantasy dream of green hydrogen powering the future has become a reality. The cost of producing the much-hyped fuel will remain high for decades to come, raising hopes for its rapid adoption in the industry. Green hydrogen startups are shutting down operations, major projects are being shelved, and investors are looking away from what was once seen as the next frontier of “renewable” energy. This should come as no surprise to anyone whose focus on fundamentals isn't diverted by the promoter's extravagant claims. I spent a year in Aberdeen, Scotland, a city…