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Transcript: Language barriers can make climate disaster recovery particularly challenging for certain immigrant communities. Tuyet Duong of the National Asia Pacific Women's Forum said Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and some in local Vietnamese communities worked to get relief funds and other assistance. “So everyone is trying to interact with FEMA at all stages of recovery … but they don't have any form of language help to help people explain how to access these services.” Volunteers stepped in to help people fill out their relief applications, she said. “For the next few days, we have 20 Vietnamese volunteers coming every…
Tornado explosion scene update: 40 dead in off-road storm systemABC News40 Death as the storm travels eastward; fire risk still exists in parts of our areaNBC News37 Death, like a tornado, powerful storm shatters multiple U.S. countries: UpdateUSA TodayMonster storm releases wind, wildfire, tornadoWeather ChannelViolent tornadoes hit part of us as severe storms killed at least 40 times, releasing wind and wildfiresCBS NewsReal-time update: At least 39 people left in large storm system and hundreds of thousands without electricityCNN34 Death, when the fierce storm moves toward the east coastNBC NewsDeadly tornado broke out in the southeastWeather Channel Source link
From Notrickszone By P Gosselin Alpha Ventus Offshore Wind Farm near Borcum on the North Island of Germany will be demolished only after 15 years of operation. Operations without substantial subsidies have become unprofitable. Symbol image, generated by Grok 3 AI. 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 Blackout News, the decisive factor in the removal of the pioneer project is the expiration of generous subsidies provided by…
No one knows Paul Homewood In a recent wildfire in Los Angeles, the media briefly locked in a study that apparently accused climate change of making spirits more likely and more intense. But is this really what the research institute said? Let's take a look. Like this:like loading… Related Discover more from Watt? Subscribe to send the latest posts to your email. Source link
From cfact David Wojick The EPA launched a huge regulatory reform process that reconsidered 31 regulations related to its largest energy. You can check out the list here along with some interesting discussions. Many wars about coal are under guns, and some very bad cars. Much of it is climate-related, so it is important to include fake CO2 hazard findings. If that disappears, then the rest is easily killed. For example, coal and gas kill the carbon dioxide limits of power plants. Then, the CO2 limits on cars and trucks designed to force people into electric vehicles are impossible. The…
Much of Maryland is in Sunday’s wind direction consultation with the opportunity to spread thunderstorms and winds up to 50 mph throughout the night, according to the National Weather Service.Wind consultation covers the Baltimore area of Central, North and Western Maryland, winds expire at 6 p.m. and is expected to be approximately 21 mph with gusts of up to 40 mph, causing hazards to high-profile vehicles such as tractor trailers and creating opportunities for power rides.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]The NWS recommends using unsecured outdoor objects to avoid damage.5pm precipitation opportunities are expected to continue until 2am after…
Vijay Jayaraj After President Trump sees the new green deal as fraudulent, the shift to maximizing the verification of energy technology is likely to be the United States’ salvation from an economic disaster, and climate policy will surely provide it. The forced “transition” ruthlessly preaches the gospel to alternative energy sources (by policy makers, environmentalists and corporate giants) – a commitment to protecting humanity from the claimed dangers of climate change. But far from a solution, the sport proves dangerous unfortunate events, fundamentally inconsistent with energy demands in the real world. For decades, fossil fuels – coal, oil and gas,…
No one knows Paul Homewood Dr. Peter Ridd has been exposing the Great Barrier Reef scam for years, losing his job in the process. He repeatedly attacked the claims of government-funded scientists that the reef is dying rapidly and shows that it is actually thriving. In this video, he introduces details of how scientists abuse data to “prove” the sudden decline in coral growth after 1990: To review, this is the basis for the sirens’ claim: Yes, this is another hockey stick! Just like the original data, it is constructed by splicing two sets of data. As Peter Ridd explains,…
Eric Worrall's paper Oh, no-what if all climate alarms leave and never come back? When scientists fled to France, we witnessed new brain loss.” A French university said it is providing safe harbors to U.S. scientists at Yale, Stanford, NASA and NIH. Matthew Gault Published on March 13, 2025 France's Aix Marseille University said 40 American scientists sent out earlier this month “answer the phone” to provide a safe haven for fleeing Americans. American scientists under the Trump regime are facing sudden losses of strict funding in the fields of speech and research. According to Eric Berton, president of Aix…
recent New York Post (NYP) article, “The terrible map reveals the rapid fall of major coastal cities into the ocean”, reported that a NASA study claimed that several major coastal cities were sinking at a shocking rate due to land settlement and sea level rise. New York City's New York City specifically mentions sea level issues in New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles and other cities, suggesting that their problems are due to the combination of settlement and ocean rise, which is exacerbated by climate change. The latter point is misleading. In some cities, land settlement is a well-documented…