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The Security and Exchange Commission appears ready to revoke the controversial climate disclosure rules, which will end the deleted legal challenges. [emphasis, links added] Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda, designated as a position by President Donald Trump, recently announced that he is taking action, believing it is “deeply flawed” and potentially “major damage.” The rule, adopted in March, requires public companies to disclose their company's climate risks and goals and how they plan to manage them. This includes reporting on the company’s Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions and how they plan to implement climate goals. Scope 1 emissions are directly…
After weeks of cold temperatures and cold conditions, the Baltimore area is finally resting as the weather gets warmer for the rest of the week. The National Weather Service predicts that Tuesday will start to be cloudy before the sunshine for the rest of the afternoon, with a temperature of 63 high. Wind energy up to 18 mph. It is expected to be clear most of the evening, with a low of about 38.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]The sun may continue to shine on Wednesday, nearly 60 years old. Clouds are expected to cover the area at night,…
What does the regeneration community need after the Yale climate connects after the wildfire
Seeds are special for Nina Raj, a lecture at Eaton Canyon Nature Center and founder of the Altadena Seed Library in southern Southern California. So when Raj and her partner fled from the Eaton Fire on January 7, her first thought was not to pack clothes or important paperwork. Instead, she grabbed Matilija Poppy of California's buckeye, sage and buckwheat seeds from her greenhouse, as part of a seed bank she began to gather with a group of volunteers. Raji's home escaped the fire without any damage. But the rest of Altadena is known as a thriving hub for multigenerational…
Transcript: In Philadelphia, Withhocking Creek once flowed around Germantown. Today, few people have heard of it. In the 1800s, Withhocking and other streams in the city were paved and turned into sewers that carried rainwater and wastewater. Jarvis: “On dry days, all the wastewater goes directly into our treatment facilities, which is OK. But when you introduce rainwater, it can lead to a mess.” Maura Jarvis of the American Waters Alliance said that when it rains, the system can sometimes be overwhelmed. Jarvis: “The sewer is full, it floods the streets. It goes into our basement.” The problem is growing…
Jonathan Leake wrote telegraph. Here is an excerpt: BP's new CEO Bernard Looney addressed the Royal Lancaster Hotel, urging them to “reimagine” his company as the Green Power Champion. By 2030, he promised to reduce oil and gas production by 40%, while lost fossil fuel revenues are replaced by wind farms, solar parks and biofuels made with plants. He said: “BP has been an international oil company for over a century… Now we are spinning into an integrated energy company. “We believe that our new strategy provides a comprehensive and coherent approach to turning our net-zero ambitions into action. The…
New research shows unexpected drop in ocean evaporation due to rising sea temperatures – Wattwat?
A recent study Geophysical Research Lettera surprising result: global ocean evaporation has been the cornerstone of the hydrological cycle since the late 2000s, despite steady warming of the sea surface. This is contrary to the widely believed view that warm climates should increase evaporation rates. For those who track differences in climate science, this deserves equal treatment. The researchers analyzed satellite data from 1988 to 2017 and drew from four independent products: J-ofuro3, Seaflux, Hoaps and Ifremer. Their findings show that global ocean evaporation (about 85% of atmospheric water vapor) emanates dramatically during the first two decades of the period,…
From the climateRealism linnea Lukeen A recent article guardian Discuss the funding provided to the UK research team to track potential “climate conversion points” so forecasts can be made to warn of imminent disasters. We are approaching dangerous and unprecedented climate conversion points without being supported by historical or current data. In the past, this planet has experienced periods of massive changes many times in the past. There is no evidence that there is a magical temperature that can cause positive feedback to get out of control, and that the myriad conditions pointed out by some researchers have not pointed…
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) wrote to Congress Friday, asking for $40 billion in firefighting funds – signed $50 million in spending to work with Trump's immigration and other policies Two weeks after the struggle. [emphasis, links added] As Breitbart News reported: “These two bills were passed at a special legislative session convened by Newsom after the election to prepare California to lead opposition to the second Trump administration. “The news agency and the Democratic-controlled legislature have reached a deal to fund anti-Trump efforts, even if the Palisade Fire and Eaton Fire are still muffled in Los Angeles.” A $25…
Until recently, the United States and other regions in developed countries have adopted a global policy of expensive “net zero” carbon emissions to combat the so-called adverse effects of climate change. [emphasis, links added] But President Donald Trump changed everything by ending U.S. commitment to global net zero efforts. Will today's highly partisan voters support Trump? The latest I&I/TIPP poll data suggests that many voters have high suspicion about the threat of global warming. Three-quarters of those polled by I&I/Tipp agree on the reasons for “open suspicion of climate change policy”, but only for reasons More than a third of…
Eric Worrall's paper The Doomsday accessed the clock before the 2030 deadline. Victoria's $18,000 Climate Change Doomsday Clock Destroys The controversial $18,000 countdown clock is said to be the beginning of the memorial end, which is seriously graffiti. By Crystal-Rose Jones2/23/2025UPDED: 2/23/2025 In the Melbourne suburb, the newly erected art installation in Fitzroy has been severely damaged with graffiti. The famous artwork, called “Zone Red”, was created by Melbourne artist and climate change athlete Yandell Walton and debuted in November 2024. … Contact Yara City Council and Victoria Police for comment. Read more: https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/victorias-18000-climate-change-doomsday-clock-vandalistis-5815118 Wuwt reported it a few days…