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Recent articles Smithsonian Magazine (SM) titled “Climate change may increase satellite collisions, limiting how many can safely orbit the earth, research finds” claims that human-induced climate change is causing the upper atmosphere to contract, reducing the drag of satellites and space debris, which may lead to more collisions. This is misleading, if not completely wrong. Several studies have shown that the main factor affecting the density and temperature of the upper atmosphere (some satellite orbits) is solar activity, not carbon dioxide emissions. Data from decades of space research confirm that changes in solar radiation, especially ultraviolet (UV) output and solar…

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Vijay Jayaraj For many people around the world, the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to withdraw from the Green Finance System (NGF) shows that central banks can refocus their main mandates: stabilizing economies, controlling inflation and promoting growth. Developing countries that need financial support to develop fossil fuel projects to drive economic development hope to look forward to injecting the emptiness of the climate change agenda into a monetary policy reversal. This corruption in the financial system puts the “green” mandate of poverty in the third world to bear the “green” task of eliminating poverty and accompanying poverty. Currently, NGFS membership…

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From deadly wildfires to shrinking ice sheets, signs of climate change are everywhere. These photos show the impact of a climate disaster, all of which become more dangerous as global temperatures warm. Behind each photo are hundreds to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to billions to…

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When the Biden administration announced $27 billion in environmental grants last April, it put time in a woes: How to pay unprecedented amounts for the president’s envisioned Netzero Future before the fiscal year ended September 30? [emphasis, links added] The fact that most of the money ($20 billion) will go to just eight nonprofits, like the Environmental Protection Agency itself, has never processed such a huge grant, complicates the task. In hindsight, it is easy to suspect that the corner was cut down, that the law was violated, or at least the extraordinary measures were taken. These possibilities are clearly…

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The Healy administration remains a staunch opponent of natural gas as a new poll suggests that the Gulf Statistics prefers energy over renewable energy, and the federal government aims to restore a pipeline project that could reduce utility costs by $1 billion. [emphasis, links added] Governor Maura Healey [Massachusetts-D]In the past few months, a renewable energy advocate, especially wind, especially wind, has soared the cost of utilities over the past few months due to the combination of cold winters and the state’s decarbonization agenda. The governor responded by creating a plan that she said would eventually cut billions of dollars…

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[editor’s note: Russell Cook emailed this article to Marc Morano and myself asking: Marc & Charles, Poe’s Law says that without a satire indicator, deep satire is increasingly difficult to distinguish from wacko sincere writings. I truly cannot tell if this writer is being serious or is taking one heckuva deep jab at zealot far-left nutcases: To which I responded: I think the publishers think it’s serious, but it appears planted as in the Sokal hoax. The primary reference to pronouns and land acknowledgements, two leftist shibboleths, and not addresses, company information, although it does talk about disclaimers, leads me…

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Recent articles Smithsonian Magazine (SM) titled “Climate change may increase satellite collisions, limiting how many can safely orbit the earth, research finds” claims that human-induced climate change is causing the upper atmosphere to contract, reducing the drag of satellites and space debris, which may lead to more collisions. [emphasis, links added] This is misleading, if not completely wrong. Several studies have shown that the main factor affecting the density and temperature of the upper atmosphere (some satellite orbits) is solar activity, not carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Data from decades of space research confirm that changes in solar radiation, especially ultraviolet…

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In Friday's “BTW” section CBS morning addCBS environmental correspondent David Schechter awarded the Trump Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) by restarting a line that has been deployed for at least fifty years, Lee Zeldin served as administrator Lee Zeldin, which is “less than a decade” to save the planet from climate change. [emphasis, links added] Co-host Adriana Diaz When the “government…mak[es] The president's campaign promises well and will retreat from climate protection. ” For free media, any and all regulations are almost always seen as a benefit to our interests, not a hassle. “[O]The EPA now calls things that are “rethinking”…

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The Alpha Ventus offshore wind farm near Borkum, the North Island of Germany, will be demolished only after 15 years of operation. [emphasis, links added] Operations without substantial subsidies have become unprofitable. Alpha Ventus is considered the first offshore wind farm in Germany. Construction began in August 2007 and the first turbine was installed in July 2009. The pioneering wind farm was formally commissioned on April 27, 2010. According to the Power Blackout News, The decisive factor in the demolition pioneer project was the expiration of generous subsidies through Germany's EEG Renewable Energy Eating Act. Subsidies mean Once operational, the…

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The Associated Press reported earlier Monday that at least 39 people were killed on Friday and Saturday and many others were injured, an extreme weather outbreak associated with a powerful storm system in central America. Two intense tornadoes caused most of the high-end damage, but wildfires burned hundreds of structures, and highway accidents associated with sudden, blind dust caused nearly a third of the deaths. NOAA/NWS Storm Prediction Centre made excellent predictions at NOAA National Weather Service, which includes NOAA National Weather Service. High peaks were highlighted about six days in advance, with many tornado reports on Saturday on the…

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