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Transcript: About three years ago, Robert Whitehair of San Mateo, California removed the gas meter from his home and covered the line. Whitehair: “And I myself had a great time removing the gas pipes from my home. It was fun to take a few pipe wrenches and start taking them out.” This is a time for celebration. Whitehair and his wife have transitioned to their home, running completely with clean electricity. First, they made their home more energy-efficient by adding insulation and cutting the bulb with LEDs. They then installed solar panels and battery backup systems that provide more power…

Daily Skeptics How we laughed when the Metropolitan Office announced a UK temperature record of 40.3°C at 3.12 pm on July 19, 2022, midway through the Raf Coningsby runway, when it subsequently transferred three typhoon jets. When the 60-second “record” briefly rose to 0.6°C, Mirth was unrestricted and the Metropolitan Office declared a “mile mark in British climate history”. It now seems that another busy RAF station in Lincolnshire is in the process of a “joke” record business. It seems that on the same day at 40.3°C, RAF Waddington also announced record-breaking heights and has been fed into archives run…

author: Just two days after the School of Public Health officially released the magazine, Science Magazine criticized it in its news program. One of the scientists I recommend was written to me by a member of our college and the fact that science is concerned about our new journals shows that we are on the right path. indeed. Science has achieved its own goals by so clearly explaining the problems of traditional media and traditional scientific journals. First, about the journal is a speech chosen by President Donald Trump, directing the National Institutes of Health (NIH) (NIH), Jay Bhattacharya and…

from masterresource Seth Cressey – March 27, 2025 “Scientists, engineers and policy makers must reject symbolic solutions and focus on measurable, scalable and scientifically powerful strategies. Not all gases are equally dangerous, and not all solutions are equally wise.” My new book Without a son, there will be no hydrogen economy It is data-driven criticism, with the growing hype surrounding hydrogen as a future energy source. Its main argument is that while hydrogen may have limited industrial and aerospace applications, the broad vision of the global “hydrogen economy” is fundamentally flawed, technically, economically, and especially environmentally. In short, hydrogen movement…

From the climateRealism By H. Sterling Burnett ABC News held a story this week that covered the early blooms of cherry trees in Washington, D.C., attributed early blooms to climate change. This is wrong. Although cherry blossom blossoms have arrived earlier in recent years, the reason is the increase in the population of DC, and development has led to local thermal bias in the urban heat island (UHI) effect, resulting in less late freezing and higher average night temperatures in the region. The same is true in Tokyo. Reporter in the ABC News Project “Sakura is in full bloom due…

The battle over Maine climate law is heating up. State Representative William Tour (R-East Machias) launched LD 635 last month, a bill intended to end Attorney General Aaron Frey’s frivolous lawsuit against major oil companies. [emphasis, links added] The bill is crucial: It seeks to “guise the attorney general’s lawsuits filed by the big oil companies on climate change.” Essentially, this legislation is about prioritizing Maine’s economic well-being rather than politically driven legal action. Frey's lawsuit is just the latest example of climate litigation activities against the fossil fuel industry – This movement ends up hurting consumers and businesses, and…

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear on March 24 [2015] The lawsuit led by minors accused the U.S. government of unconstitutional deprivation of children's rights to life and freedom by causing climate change to worsen. [emphasis, links added] In an unsigned decision, the judge rejected the petition from Kelsey Cascadia's petition by Rose Juliana and 20 other minors. No judge [explained] Decide. The plaintiff sued the government in 2015, accusing the U.S. government of decades of “knowing that carbon dioxide ('carbon dioxide') caused global warming and dangerous climate change by burning fossil fuels, and that continuing to burn fossil…

ABC News held a story this week that covered the early blooms of cherry trees in Washington, D.C., attributed early blooms to climate change. This is wrong. [emphasis, links added] Although cherry blossoms have arrived earlier in recent years, The reason is that the increase in DC and developed populations leads to local thermal bias in the urban heat island (UHI) effect, resulting in less seasonal freezing and higher average night temperatures in the region. The same is true in Tokyo. Reporter in the ABC News Project “Sakura blooms and cherry blossoms are in full bloom due to climate change,”…

It's hard not to laugh when reading Bloomberg's opinion article, “Trump has removed years of climate action in his days.” There is a sense that Mark Gongloff and Elaine are typing through a string of tears, their trembling hands barely able to grab their reusable bamboo keyboard. Their pain is obvious – very interesting. “Nothing is ready for us to unleash the breadth or intensity of climate action,” the author said. Ah, yes, back to the horror of basic national sovereignty and energy affordability! Obviously, the release of logical and cost-benefit analysis is too much for the climate industrial complex.…

According to the United Nations, “climate change is a global emergency that goes beyond national borders.” In the World Economic Forum, “urgent global action must be taken to reduce emissions and protect human health from the many negative negative effects of global climate change.” [emphasis, links added] From every transnational institution in the world, we hear the same message. From the World Bank, “The world is fighting the perfect storm of climate, conflict, economic and natural crises.” Starting from the World Health Organization, “between 2030 and 2050, climate change is expected to cause malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea and calories to cause…