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not many people know Paul Homewood If it were Ben Rich, I'd stick to the weather forecast! https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/videos/cr5494qjgeyo Doesn't the Joker realize how stupid he just made himself? If this downpour was caused by global warming, what was responsible for the last downpour thirty years ago? If this is the first time such downpours have occurred in 30 or 50 years, they are clearly not becoming more frequent! Like this:like loading… Relevant Source link
Florida Governor DeSantis school media reporter hypes up flawed alarmist claim 'human-caused global warming' made Hurricane Milton worse
Guest post by Larry Hamlin Governor DeSantis demonstrated his knowledge and credibility of climate science, providing an excellent example of political leadership when he spoke at a press conference about the state and status of the state's handling of the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, as follows shown. He gave a keynote speech on the history and impact of hurricanes in Florida and the actions taken to address the aftermath of Hurricane Milton Demonstrate benefits in printed form Be as good as you can and listen to his very capable press conference speech on several websites. To do this, I attempt…
from masterresource Author: Robert Bradley Jr. “'I am a businessman. I will take [government green] Money, that's all I care about… I'm going to do whatever it takes to get this project done here'. ——James Quigley, quoted Politico “Power switch” (below) In the mid-19th century, the political economist Claude-Frédéric Bastiat wrote: Government is the great fiction through which everyone lives at the expense of everyone else. Everyone is motivated, more or less, to profit from the labor of others. No one dared to express such emotions; he even hid it from himself. The Frenchman added: When plunder becomes a way…
Patrick Clark | (TNS) Travel PulseOver the past few weeks, two devastating hurricanes have battered the Southeast with high winds and heavy rainfall, reminding travelers of the importance of protecting their travel investments with a solid insurance plan.Unlike car insurance, renters insurance and other insurance, Americans are not forced to invest in travel insurance, but the benefits can be huge.This peak Atlantic hurricane season is just a reminder.After all, travelers can get reassuring travel insurance for a fraction of their total travel costs. According to NerdWallet, the average cost of travel insurance in 2024 will account for 6% to 7%…
The manufacturer of the damaged wind turbine sent debris to nearby Nantucket Island, where recovery efforts began Sunday to remove blade fragments from the seafloor. [emphasis, links added] The turbine blade, manufactured by GE Vernova as part of the Vineyard Wind program, broke in July, affecting Nantucket beaches with shards of fiberglass and floating debris. Debris even reached multiple beaches in Falmouth, Cape Cod. GE said a preliminary investigation found the blades fell into the ocean due to “manufacturing deviations.” Vineyard Wind is the nation's first large-scale offshore wind farm, located approximately 15 miles south of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard.…
Scientists know that El Niño and La Niña weather patterns have existed for tens of thousands of years, affecting land and ocean temperatures, storm patterns and “playing a role” in the demise or destruction of human civilization. [emphasis, links added] This is from NASA: Chemical signatures of ocean warming and increased rainfall since the last ice age have been detected in coral samples and other paleoclimate indicators. This pattern of changes in water and wind has lasted for tens of thousands of years. Earth scientists, historians and archaeologists speculate that El Niño played a role in the demise or destruction…
Seattle Times falsely claims Mount Rainier’s summit is shrinking due to global warming — not true
The Seattle Times published shocking news on its front page last Sunday: Mount Rainier's summit is shrinking due to global warming. [emphasis, links added] According to the article, mountaintop ice caps are melting “as the atmosphere warms.” Sorry, This statement is false and can easily be proven to be untrue. From the Seattle Times Climate Lab, a news enterprise funded by climate activists, this is another article riddled with errors. Why is this statement obviously false? The summit of Mount Rainier is so high Even though the Earth is warming, temperatures on mountaintops are always below freezing. Additionally, the increased…
From the Daily Caller Nick Pope Contributor Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday enacted a law empowering state bureaucrats to monitor and regulate refinery inventory levels to prevent rising gas prices. Newsom signed ABX2-1, which will allow regulators to require oil companies to maintain minimum levels of fuel on hand and allow the California Energy Commission (CEC) to require refineries to develop plans to provide supplies for maintenance during outages. While supporters say the bill is a critical step in preventing big companies from defrauding consumers by artificially inflating oil prices during periods of supply shortages, industry interests have…
New research challenges media hype about climate change, biased models and storm predictions
By 2024, it may be difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff in the peer-reviewed literature. There will always be better and worse science – it depends on the field – but as I said last week, we are now in an era of tactical research, where science is curated to advance the narrative of knowledge. [emphasis, links added] This makes knowing what is more difficult. I spend a lot of time on the chaff here at THB, and by reader request I'll try to spend more time on the wheat. To that end, a number of very interesting…
As battery demand grows, dangerous, unregulated cobalt mines thrive » Yale Climate Relations
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, large numbers of people mine cobalt – a mineral used in batteries for mobile phones, laptops and electric cars – in dangerous and unregulated mines. Akua Debrah of the University of Houston studies the mining industry in the region. She said men, and sometimes children, extracted cobalt ore from unsupported pits and tunnels that could collapse, causing injuries and deaths. Above ground, women inhale toxic dust as they clean and sort the ore. Debra: “You'll notice that the kids on these women's backs are breathing in some of the dust as well. It has…