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Ah, this is a stale genre study, “Let’s use it as a scientific emotional hand wave”. exist The impact of worry: Focus rather than positive emotions, driving climate actionismBechtoldt and Schermelleh-Engel provide us with a beautiful specimen of paper that brings joyful crying even the most devout fears. This is not science; it is a treatment verification conference masquerading as an empirical study. Let's slice it, right? 1. The author swallows the narrative for ten years than IPCC This article operates on an extraordinary premise: the global climate apocalypse is so imminent and serious that it is not only expected…
U.S. Department of Energy Chief Official lashes out “sincerity” net target as “crazy” targeting Britain
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright called on Monday to achieve a commitment to zero carbon emissions between 2050 and 2050, a “sincere goal” and criticized the British government's attempts to achieve clean energy targets. [emphasis, links added] Former President Joe Biden sets a goal for the U.S. in 2021 to achieve zero emissions by 2050 to help combat climate change, partly because of the use of subsidies to encourage expansion of clean energy and electricity car. “Zero 2050 net is a sinister goal. It's a terrible goal,” Wright spoke through video links at a meeting in London. “Positive pursuit of…
Eric Worrall's paper Europe has been suffering from anti-wind power outages since October 2024. Should climate change be blamed? Global warming may reduce wind speeds in EuropeCharles Kennedy – February 17, 2025, 11:30 am CST … According to a team of researchers, warming the atmosphere and warming on the Earth's surface are adding to examples of so-called “stagnant” phenomena, where wind speeds drop in summer. Bloomberg quotes the University of Illinois – Campun University. Gan Zhang, principal investigator at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, told Bloomberg. “Energy systems are a marginal market,” Zhang said. The scientists added: “That means that…
Justice Department prosecutor resigns instead of stopping $20B of “climate funding” to left-wing groups
A senior Justice Department prosecutor resigned instead of forcing a major bank to stop “climate change” funding to a series of left-wing groups marked by Lee Zeldin, administrator of the New Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). [emphasis, links added] As Breitbart News reported last week, Zeldin found that the outgoing Biden administration rushed $20 billion to the left-wing group through Citibank last year and then left the office. Zeldin promised to recover the funds. But Denise Cheung, the Criminal Secretary of Criminal Department of the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C., refused to order Citibank to stop paying funds, saying they…
Politico's climate hysteria collides with reality, ignoring how EU policies exacerbate turmoil
Recent political articles, “Climate change threatens the survival of the EU, warns the German security report,” claiming: “Global warming will intensify global conflicts, conflicts between hunger and immigration, and risks to Europe are growing.” [emphasis, links added] The evidence undermines these claims. In fact, as Politico briefly mentioned, the world has not suffered from destabilization of climate change due to climate change, but the European population is more likely to suffer from climate policy. Politico reported a “landmark” political report from the German Federal Intelligence Agency (BND) that sought to assess the “hazards that climate change poses to German and…
Pharmacists seem to be busy and can use medications and master the latest new treatments. [emphasis, links added] But now, they can complete training on climate change and carbon literacy rates. The body representing the pharmacist said they have little time to complete existing training requirements. Wales has introduced training on additional wake-up topics as part of a “Quality and Safety Plan” consistent with the Welsh government’s net zero Welsh ambitions. Chemists are expected to ensure training is conducted by the end of next month to meet the goals set by the Cardiff administration. Welsh Community Pharmacy has issued guidance…
It turns out that the benefits of rising carbon dioxide concentrations offset the expected agricultural damage from warming. [emphasis, links added] In 2023, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) activists skeptically raised the “social cost of carbon” (SCC), which was due to the inability to support the forecast of agricultural deterioration, and thus CO2 increased crop yields and subsequent The climate has caused a decline in crop yields. The 500% SCC hike is based on a biased negative model that ignores the obvious positive crop yield benefits of rising CO2 concentrations. EPA discovers analysis of EPA relying on its suspicious accounting…
Guest “Oh, I vote for it! It's better than I expected!” David Middleton Scientists Science and Policy Trump Tracker Latest sack: “It’s awful, but I won’t lie down and roll. ”February 13, 2025, Science News Group Are you a recent acquisition or a fired federal scientist? Contact us. Other story tips are welcome.Latest Story: “If you're going to fire us, let us know.” – National Science Foundation Union February 17, 2025, 2:50 PM ET NSF Union requests information about pending firings Mass shooting expected this week, a union of more than 1,000 employees representing the National Science Foundation (NSF) today…
The cold temperatures have entered Maryland and there may be more snow on the way.The highest point on Wednesday is expected to be only 29 degrees. There is a 20% chance of snowfall after 1pm and then it turns into clouds. It is predicted that there will be more snow before the first 10 points, while the lower is about 21.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]The City of Baltimore has issued a blue extreme cold alarm that will last until Friday.The Baltimore Health Department announces these alerts when temperatures are expected to drop to 13 degrees or less, including…
Transcript: Professional ski climber Caroline Gleich has long seen the effects of climate change come close – from shrinking snow in the mountains of Utah to melt glaciers in the Himalayas. She was worried and frustrated that political leaders did not do more to resolve the crisis. Grich: “I don't have to sit on the sidelines and be a critic…I was like, 'I'm going to wear a hat, I'm going to run.'” Last year, Gleich ran for the Democratic candidate, representing the Utah Senate. Climate change is crucial to her platform, so she said it provides an opportunity to help…