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Vijay Jayaraj The archipelago nation of Indonesia occupies just 1% of the Earth's land area, but it sets the stage for global geopolitics around fossil fuels and climate policy. Indonesia is expected to become the first developing country to announce early closures of coal-fired power plants as part of climate talks among G7 countries. Of particular concern is the 660 MW Cirebon-1 power plant in West Java, which was scheduled to close in 2035. Plans to operate the power plant. In reaffirming its commitment to unlimited use of coal, Indonesia has made a bold and smart decision to put energy…
By: Meteorologist Kerry Challoner Anderson “I can say this without exaggeration: If you choose to stay in one of these evacuation zones, you will die.” That was the message from Tampa Maj. Jane Custer as Hurricane Milton hit. city. With Milton now in the rearview mirror, that statement has proven to be an overly dramatic statement. People did stay and didn't die. I cringe when I hear this dire warning because although it is only meant to protect life, the message is inaccurate. Provided by CNN I've been a meteorologist since the 1980s, and I've issued my fair share of…
From the Daily Skeptic by Ben Pyle Another day, another green report. This time, in response to rising energy prices, a body calling itself the Energy Crisis Commission released a report. But the report attempts to address the difficulties faced by millions of individuals and businesses due to high energy prices by calling for “a clear strategy to transition away from fossil fuels, particularly natural gas,” which runs counter to a healthy economy. Well, guess what: that's because “The Committee” is just another bog-standard green-spotted front! Who would have thought? “Energy experts back the Labor government's mission to deliver clean…
Dreaming of warm air and water, crashing waves and sandy beaches, and best of all, reliable wind? Baja's East Point offers it all. Your accommodations can range from tents at campgrounds to private homes, resorts and even bunk beds. We are entering a La Niña pattern, which usually means strong winds in the Sea of Cortez.There's also great SUPing, kayaking, endless beach walks, restaurants, fishing, kayaking, diving or ATVing, all from your base in the little village. For the weary, Cabo is only a few hours' wait south. Plan your trip to La Ventana, El Sargento or Los Barriles today!…
Vijay Jayaraj When we gaze upon the verdant fields of Saskatchewan or the salmon-rich waters of British Columbia, it's easy to forget that just 12,000 years ago, much of Canada was under miles of ice. The Canada we know today—a mosaic of thriving ecosystems and abundant farmland—is the product of a remarkable transformation that began with the waning of the last glacial advance and the warm embrace of the Holocene interglacial period. The birth of Canadian agriculture Starting about 11,000 years ago, Holocene warmth and the retreat of massive continental glaciers enabled people to farm. Humanity transitioned from a nomadic…
Author: Robert Bradley Jr. “There are signs that we may have reached peak madness as opposition to renewable energy developments grows in regional and rural Australia… Angry over rampant proposals for solar, wind and transmission developments, Motivate communities to take action. “I am frustrated by green activists’ indifference to the fate of giant gliders and other native wildlife that are losing their natural habitat in the renewable energy boom,” Nick Carter recently posted. He went on to detail: The destruction of vast swaths of native forest by installing wind turbines along the Great Dividing Range has been detailed in environmental…
From the Daily Skeptic Chris Morrison A sensational scientific paper has debunked alarmist claims that global temperatures are soaring. Just published results nature “Limited evidence” showing surge in warming. “In most surface temperature time series, no changes in the warming rate were detected after the 1970s, despite the record-breaking temperatures observed in 2023,” said the paper, which was authored by a team of mathematicians and scientists Written by an international panel, it is unlikely to be recognized by the mainstream media, which is generally hysterical about the anomalous experience of 2023. As we've seen, misinformation is constantly being released to…
Australian MGUY They did not install fire alarms at the fire stations. Let’s understand this… The video will be archived in WUWT Climate TV, a collection of more than 600 videos featuring new interviews and analysis from dozens of media sources discussing, debating and analyzing the latest in climate science, climate politics and energy policy Content, including topics on temperature, sea levels, polar bears, ocean acidification, extreme weather, censorship, wildfires and more. Like this:like loading… Relevant Source link
Carly Matthews You might think that a self-proclaimed climate advocate would be happy to see cleaner, more reliable energy on the grid. But, you are wrong. Last month, Constellation Energy announced a deal with Microsoft to reopen its reactor at Three Mile Island, now known as the Crane Clean Energy Center. The reactor is expected to be put into operation in 2028 and operate for at least 20 years. It will not only ensure energy security in the face of explosive growth in energy demand, but also bring economic well-being to Pennsylvania. Reopening the reactor is expected to create more…
Contrary to conditions during calm periods in the Atlantic, a large disturbance east of Belize in the northwest Caribbean Sea was designated by the National Hurricane Center (NHC) as Potential Tropical Cyclone 15 (PTC 15) on Friday, October 18 at 5:00 pm ET ). On average, the 14th Atlantic named storm forms on November 19th. As of 5 p.m. ET, the dispersal center of PTC 15 was located approximately 210 miles east of Belize City, moving west-northwest at 7 mph (11 km/h). Maximum sustained winds were 35 mph (55 km/h). Showers and thunderstorms (convection) remain disorganized but are expanding across…