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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…

Back to the beginning of this year, I published a post titled “March to Climate Utopia”. The post notes that everything about New York State’s vision for a zero-emission economy and “climate leadership” is collapsing. Its contracts to replace fossil fuels with vast offshore wind farms have been completely cancelled (most) or reconsidered at higher and uneconomical prices (minority). Its two contract facilities produce “green” hydrogen to support intermittent winds, and solar energy has encountered financial difficulties and may fail. Its large contract high-capacity transmission line brings imaginary north wind and solar power to the Xiaguo market, which has also…

With news that another green company is in trouble, the green industry will never fully develop if the federal government does not choose winners and losers. [emphasis, links added] This is another victim of climate change worship. Hydrogen semi-truck company Nikola filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week after a huge market value collapse. When the company went public in June 2020, investors flocked to Nikola in a new green deal that Democrats clamored touted by the company, whose market value jumped to $27 billion, bringing it above Ford, even if Nikola hasn't sold yet A Nikola vehicle. But Green is…

Kip Hansen's guest paper – February 23, 2025 – 1600 words This has nothing to do with California’s nut politics, but it may be. This is about vertical land movement (VLM After that). VLM is the motion of the land surface far away from the center of the earth (up, up or Uplift) or closer to the center of the earth (down, fall or settlement). For many locations in North America, VLM is associated with static rebounds such as glaciers. Basically, as the weight of the ice in the north and north melted, that part of the continent that was…

In the final weeks of the Biden administration, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded a profitable environmental justice grant to a left-wing nonprofit. [emphasis, links added] Biden EPA announced in December that it chose Young, Gifted & Green to receive a $20 million grant under its so-called Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Program, the largest grant allowed by the program. The EPA donated 105 grants — including grants to Adams’ Tennessee Group — and has $1.6 billion as part of the program after receiving 2,801 applications nationwide.reviewed according to internal organizational documents Washington Free Beacon. The EPA document also…

If you are reading this article, you may be one of many people who are worried about climate change. There is also a good chance you are looking for news about solutions that are happening in the world. But do you think a source of flexibility lies in your own experience? Writing about climate sentiment won’t change the crisis itself, but it can help you deal with uncertainty and navigate its weight in a meaningful way. Verification, honor and expression of emotions are natural and healthy. Climate sentiment is no exception, but if you try it, you know: It's difficult.…

Transcript: In the Canadian Arctic region, a large amount of tundra and sea ice swelling are seabirds such as ordinary and king Eders. However, as the climate warms and sea ice melts, some birds may have difficulty finding food in their usual places, and more transportation in the Arctic increases the risk of oil leakage. Therefore, monitoring seabird colonies is crucial. But Julia Baak of the Canadian Wildlife Service said the out-of-reach conditions made the situation difficult. Baak: “Many of these colonies are far away – sometimes, sometimes six hours of boat ride.” Therefore, some areas have not been investigated…