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By Heartland Institute By Anthony Watts and Sterling Burnett Axios Atlanta recently published an article titled “Atlanta’s pollen season is getting worse due to climate change,” claiming that the allergic season is getting worse due to climate change. Axios' article is misleading at best and misses a bigger point of view. Data and historical trends show that despite fluctuations in pollen levels, factors such as urbanization and land use changes (especially the urban heat island (UHI) effect) are more important than what it calls local climate change. “The warm climate means that allergy season starts early and lasts longer,” Kristal…

Seth BorensteinWASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is starting another round of work — which is more than 1,000 people — in the U.S. Weather, Oceans and Fisheries Bureau, four people familiar with the matter told the Associated Press.On Tuesday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration began planning to release 10% of its current workforce, some of whom asked to be anonymous due to fear of retribution. The people said those numbers have been submitted to NOAA employees and managers are asked to submit names of layoff positions to the agency headquarters, which will head to NOAA’s parent company, Commerce…

People from Manhattan against the trend Francis Menton In a December 2021 article, I first asked which state or country would be the first to hit the “renewable energy wall” and was described as “When the power system stops running or the price passes through the roof,” Or some other impossible aspect becomes so inevitable that the zero carbon fantasy must be abandoned. In subsequent posts, I explored various ways in which the walls began to appear, such as the cancellation of offshore wind development and the abandonment of substantial investments to produce what is called “green hydrogen.” Although the…

Atlanta Axios recently published an article titled “Allness Seasons Are Getting Longer in Atlanta. Blaming Climate Change. Axios’s article is misleading at best and misses a bigger point of view. [emphasis, links added] Data and historical trends show that factors such as urbanization and land use changes despite fluctuations in pollen levels- Especially the urban heat island (UHI) effect -The Atlanta pollen model contributes much more than what they call local climate change. “The warm climate means that allergy season starts early and lasts longer,” Kristal Dixon and Alex Fitzpatrick wrote for Axios. “Longer, warmer growing seasons can lead to…

State Democratic lawmakers are trying to impress the brakes on the “nearly impossible” green energy rules of the Hawkel administration, demanding more new large trucks without emissions. [emphasis, links added] The proposal, driven by state Senator Jeremy Coney Cooney (D-Rochester) and congresswoman Donna Lupado (D-Binghamton), will postpone the start of the Democratic governor’s ordinance until at least January 1, 2027. Hochul's recent “advanced cleaning truck” rules require automakers to exceed 8,500 pounds to sell more and more zero-emission vehicles in New York Starting with the percentage of zero-emission rate sales in 2025, the annual models increased to 40% by 2035,…

Republican South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden signed a bill Thursday that prohibits the use of famous areas of carbon dioxide pipelines to ensure land conservation for farmers across the state. [emphasis, links added] The bill (HB 1052) prohibits the government from seizing land from the C02 pipeline. This puts the fate of Summit Carbon Solutions at a potential $9 billion, and the 2,500-mile pipeline project could be suspended in the air, as South Dakota is a key player in the program. Summit's pipeline is to transport C02 from five Midwest states to an underground storage location in South Dakota, known…

From the Cliffs Public Weather Blog Cliff Mass President Trump has suggested transporting water from the Pacific Northwest to California to help put out fires and agricultural uses. The idea was strongly criticized by many, including the authoritative Seattle Times Climatelab, which is supported by selfless, ideological advocacy groups and individuals (see below). But maybe, when studying the weather this year, President Trump’s mistake is not a general idea, In the direction of the water flow. Specifically, California should consider sending water to the Pacific Northwest, especially this year. To illustrate, here are the latest 180-hour forecast precipitation accumulation in…

In a 2022 study, nearly half of Canadians said in Canadians surveyed that they believe humans are doomed to fail due to climate change, while more than three-quarters say they are scared. No wonder. [emphasis, links added] They grew up, not only in Canada, but also in shots of natural disasters around the world, and activists claiming that climate change makes the planet inseparable bombardment. But this is completely wrong. The ubiquity of telephone cameras and our ability to communicate immediately – the “CNN effect” means that the media can now show more weather disasters than ever before. But that…

from masterresource Robert Bradley Jr. “Thanks to CEI for its unwavering commitment to principled scholarships in its long-standing struggle for statistical theories that spread in waste science and energy and environmental issues. Their time finally fell into the offensive and at the pinnacle of political power they wanted to reduce.” The reform movement has begun to transform the politicization of the US Environmental Protection Agency, the Orbital Environmental Protection Agency. The highly competitive Corporate Academy is an academic thought/DO tank that has just released the modernized EPA: Blueprint for Congress (the website here) to enhance debate among intellectuals, the public,…

Dear readers, Last year, we launched a project called Ask Experte. We ask you to send us questions about climate change and receive a lot of questions that we cannot answer all of them. This year, we hope to continue answering questions, but in a different way. To answer more questions, we will interview our experts via video and post answers on our YouTube channel and on our website. If you have questions about extreme climates (e.g. hurricanes, floods, forest fires, droughts, sea level increase), how to keep your loved ones (and you are) insurance, or solutions like renewable energy…