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Congress has the opportunity to fulfill Donald Trump's promise “End the New Scam to Green”, also known as subsidies for the Inflation Reduction Act. [emphasis, links added] This will: Save us trillions of dollars Lower cost of living Create effective work Reduce corruption Tell your representative Ending all IRA subsidy! “I will terminate the new scam in green [IRA]transparent – President Trump “End all government subsidies, including subsidies for electric vehicles, oil and gas” – Elon Musk The IRA (also known as “Green New Scam”) has eight key subsidies. Each subsidy 1) increases debt, 2) increases cost of living, 3)…

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Wisconsin Department of Justice and Attorney General Josh Kaul faces a lawsuit with serious concerns over the external impact of state legal affairs. [emphasis, links added] At the heart of the controversy is Kaur's decision to hire a special assistant attorney general (SAAG) The National Center for Energy and Environmental Impact Funded by Bloomberg, the NYU Law School, is paid. According to a complaint filed by a group including the Wisconsin Dairy Alliance and Risk Dairy Cooperatives, “This case raises the question of whether the Wisconsin Department of Justice wants to sell.” The arrangement is part of a well-documented model…

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Forbes'Recent articles, “Climate change threatens food security – Can data become a real hero?transparent Promoting familiar but misleading claims: This climate change poses a major threat to global food production. This narrative is not only wrong, but also means the opposite of the truth. Real-world agricultural data and science studying plant growth and food production show that moderate warming and improvements in rainfall have benefited plant growth to date from general and crop yields, more specifically. Agricultural yields continue to reach record highs, with multiple scientific analyses showing no evidence of climate-related farming threats. In fact, a peer-reviewed study was…

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Transcript: Aluminum is not only found in soda and beer cans. The material is used in all kinds of substances – from cell phones and solar panels to electric cars and aircraft. Demand for many of these products is growing rapidly. “So, demand here in the United States is increasing not only but globally, which adds up to a small amount of aluminum.” Annie Sartor works with hard-working labs, a organization dedicated to reducing the climate impact of aluminum and other industrial materials. She said aluminum production requires a lot of electricity. In places like China, more than half of…

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from masterresource Robert Bradley Jr. “It sounds like the police officers are losing when calling up the thought police. And they yes fail. ” A new international group, Climate Action Against Disinformation (CAAD), advertises itself as a police officer with “misinformation and false information about climate change.” We are a global alliance of over 50 well-known climate and anti-division organizations calling for decisive, unified action on a wide range of climate misinformation and disinformation. Why? CAAD continues: Misinformation and disinformation of climate change can cause distorted views of climate science and solutions; at the same time, they weaken effective domestic…

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By P Gosselin By Klimanachrichten The German parliamentary elections have been decided, and now it all has to do with possible alliance plans. It seems certainly that the link between the economy and the climate will be eliminated. It was introduced for Robert Habeck (Green Party), and until recently it was a paradise for friends and partners of green politicians. Can numerous NGOs (some of which have links to Habeck’s ministry) count on the huge contributions from the Ministry of Economic Affairs in the future? Münchener Merkur named some possible constellations for the next government. Friedrich Merz plans to fill…

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From cfact David Wojick The president argues for new control over so-called independent federal agencies in the Executive Order (EO). About 100 of them have huge regulatory authority. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is particularly interesting. The main task of FERC is to maintain the reliability of the U.S. power grid. The task obviously failed because the mesh became unreliable. The question is, will the president use his power to lead the FERC to restore reliability? He might do several ways, briefly discussed below. But first, there is a deeper question to be kept in mind, which is the…

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Eric Worrall's paper They actually say “extremely high temperatures”, but what else do you do in hot weather? From Drill to Grill: Continuous fossil fuel use has brought us all into the hottest The Climate Commission warns that Australia's largest cities could face dangerous hot temperatures unless action is taken to mitigate climate change. The commission released a “heat map” which also suggests that continuing to cut climate pollution can protect Australians from soaring temperatures. “The inflation crisis is caused by a lot of overspending and rising energy prices. That's why today I will also announce a national energy emergency.…

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House Republicans are seeking to prevent the use of taxpayers’ money to inspire what they call “green energy fools” on agricultural land, citing that subsidies could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars over the next decade. [emphasis, links added] Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-Wis). The bill, titled the Future Agricultural Retention and Management Act (FARM), will not prevent developers from building wind turbines or solar panels, but rather End the use of federal funds to encourage such projects. “The taxpayer’s money should not be used to sacrifice green spaces,” Tiffany told Fox News in a statement. “The Farm Act ends…

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