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from masterresource Robert Bradley Jr. “Massive solar farms, wind turbines and related infrastructure are touted as solutions to the climate crisis, but their development comes at the expense of virgin forests and critical habitats.” “It is not possible for them to engage with the preventive accomplices they have caused until they disengage themselves from government funding and corporate influence.” – Carbon8 Fund below One of the great ironies of our time is the double standards of large environmentalism about wind and solar energy that have many unbearable ecological sources. Dilution, intermittent, so inefficient? Yes. Energy spread requires field service roads…
Misleading on the mountain, Trump's energy policy will not damage the climate and will promote American interests – What about Watt?
From the climateRealism By Heartland Institute Linnea lueken and H. Sterling Burnett Recent Posts MountainPresident Donald Trump has led to an increase in weather disasters by prioritizing traditional energy and depriving renewable energy, “as Trump's energy policy completely ignores climate change, and disasters completely ignore climate change.” This is wrong in all respects. First, the data suggests that the weather has not become more extreme. Second, there is no evidence that wind and solar growth has been completed or that any measures can be taken to change the process of climate change. Third, Trump's U.S. first agenda promotes energy advantages…
Temperatures and rainfall are forecast for most of the time in the Baltimore area, according to the National Weather Service.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]Showers are expected on Sundays after 2pm and winds are expected to reach 18 mph. Conditions should be kept cloudy and high 58.Spotted fog is expected between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m., with rainfall expected on Sunday night around 40.On Monday, rain is expected before 11 a.m. and then more mottled fog before noon. The high speed is expected to be about 50 and the wind is 5 to 7 mph.On Monday night, a small…
Eric Worrall's paper “…It is urgent to take action to save the market and the conditions in which civilization itself can function…” High-rise insurance companies warn Senior Allianz figures say there is a urgent need to take action to save the market and the conditions in which civilization itself can function. Damian Carrington Environment Editorhu April 3, 2025 20.41 AEDT A senior insurance company warns that the climate crisis is expected to destroy capitalism, and the huge impact of extreme weather has left the financial sector unavailable. Günther Thallinger, a board member of one of the world's largest insurance companies,…
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More evidence about insufficient steam pressure, reducing clouds and climate change – Watts have it?
Dr. Charles T Blaisdell Abstract Apart from Wuwt, more and more websites are referring to cloud reduction as a source of climate change, but not a source of cloud reduction. Wuwt is the first to publish the author's theory: Cloud Reduction Global Warming, CRGW, (1). A key part of CRGW theory is the relationship between vapor pressure defects, VPD and cloud parts. The relationship is logical: as the atmospheric water vapor concentration approaches expiration, the possibility of cloud formation should increase. The author's previous papers show that insufficient vapor pressure is associated with loosely cloud partially (low r^2). Measurement of…
The court has dealt a huge blow to the famous climate scientists who sued critics – Wattwat?
From the Daily Caller Nick PoppContributors A court in Washington, D.C. rejected a bid from University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann, asking him to pay a nationwide review on Thursday, demanding hundreds of thousands of dollars. The District of Columbia Superior Court ruled in January that Mann owed the state about $530,000 to pay attorney fees for the sale of the store, locked in a defamation lawsuit against the organization for more than a decade, and Mann then asked to stay to postpone payments. On Thursday, the court denied Mann's request, meaning he might have to bring the cash…
The progressive left has spent years telling the merits of “buying local” – burning carbon cargo ships, providing more work for American workers, and occupies a lighter footprint for Mother Earth. This is their climate boon, where there are electric vehicles (EVs) and organic kale. But now, with Donald Trump's latest tariffs hitting the latest tariffs on foreign goods, once localism-obsessed crowds are grabbing their imported lattes carrying and fouls. First, they turned on Tesla's electric cars, and now they are abandoning “Buy Local” while ironically the smoke and clouds in Beijing are thick. Trump's tariff offensive has been linked…
Dr. Roy Spencer’s Global Warming Blog Roy W. Spencer, Ph.D. Version 6.1 The global average troposphere temperature (LT) anomaly in March 2025 was +0.58 degrees. cFrom the average of 1991-2020, it will reach +0.50 degrees from the abnormality in February 2025. C The global area average linear temperature trend for version 6.1 (January 1979 to March 2025) remains +0.15 degrees/c/ten years (+0.22 c/ten years, +0.13 c/ten years on land). The following table lists the 30-year (1991-2020) average of 6.1 LT for the past 15 months (record highs in red). YearMoEarthNHEM.Shem.tropicalUSA48Arcticoersted2024Yang+0.80+1.02+0.58+1.20-0.19+0.40+1.122024February+0.88+0.95+0.81+1.17+1.31+0.86+1.162024March+0.88+0.96+0.80+1.26+0.22+1.05+1.342024April+0.94+1.12+0.76+1.15+0.86+0.88+0.542024possible+0.78+0.77+0.78+1.20+0.05+0.20+0.532024June+0.69+0.78+0.60+0.85+1.37+0.64+0.912024July+0.74+0.86+0.61+0.97+0.44+0.56-0.072024August+0.76+0.82+0.69+0.74+0.40+0.88+1.752024September+0.81+1.04+0.58+0.82+1.31+1.48+0.982024October+0.75+0.89+0.60+0.63+1.90+0.81+1.092024November+0.64+0.87+0.41+0.53+1.12+0.79+1.002024December+0.62+0.76+0.48+0.52+1.42+1.12+1.542025Yang+0.45+0.70+0.21+0.24-1.06+0.74+0.482025February+0.50+0.55+0.45+0.26+1.04+2.10+0.872025March+0.58+0.74+0.41+0.40+1.25+1.23+1.20 The complete UAH global temperature report along with anomaly images…
All weekend, showers and thunderstorms are expected in the Baltimore-Mitro area.The rain will enter the area by 10 a.m. Saturday, before making the tall 65-year-olds cloudy. More fragmented showers and thunderstorms are expected on Saturday night, with a low of about 59.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]It is expected to rain after 8 a.m. Sunday, approaching the age of 67. The chance of precipitation is 70%. The showers will last until Sunday night, with a low of about 44. The precipitation ranges from one quarter to half an inch.The precipitation in the working week started Monday was 50%, and…