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After a slow start to the 2024 hurricane season, Mother Nature appears to be trying to make up for lost time. First, Helen hit the Florida Panhandle and wreaked havoc in Appalachia. This week, Hurricane Milton slammed into an area of Florida's Gulf Coast that hasn't been hit by such a powerful storm in more than a century. In Episode 130 of The Climate Realism Show, the Heartland Institute's H. Sterling Burnett, Anthony Watts, Linnea Lueken, and Jim Lakely welcome back Stan Goldenberg, one of the nation's top hurricane experts, to Destroy Hurricane Milton. Will it really be a “major”…
West Coast Wind Blog: An early season storm system is sweeping across the San Francisco area.
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News media promotes climate disinformation about recent hurricanes but ignores real data on declining trends
this milwaukee sentinel As Hurricane Milton ravaged the Florida coast, MJS (MJS) shamefully sought to profit from Hurricane Milton, spreading false assertions and misinformation to further its aggressive climate change agenda. [emphasis, links added] MJS delivers a masterclass in deception and sensationalism, claiming: “…the message this year’s hurricane season sends” is that “climate change is here, there is no shelter, and it is deadly and costly.” If MJS and author Caitlin Looby bothered to research, they would find that there never were any “climate safe havens.” MJS claims: “The science is simple, clear and indisputable.” From this point of view,…
Author: Dugan Flanakin The race to commercialize nuclear fusion is taking a major turn, but a high school student is shaking up the fusion world by building a nuclear fusion reactor as a high school science project. Cesare Mencarini was an Italian who studied in England and taught himself programming and how to use electrical systems. He scoured YouTube and the Internet and built a custom reactor controlled and hosted by a Raspberry Pi system. His reactor achieves plasma, the fourth state of matter, a key step in the fusion process by efficiently using high pressure to heat atoms to…
Life in the Appalachians once felt “untouchable.” Then Helen struck. » Yale Climate Connection
You could say James Gill spent his entire life dodging hurricanes. The New Orleans native was just two years old when Hurricane Katrina devastated his city in 2005, becoming the costliest hurricane in U.S. history, claiming 1,833 lives. Gill's family evacuated and sheltered in Virginia for two months during and after the storm. They then returned, salvaged their house, and spent nearly two decades at sea level, enduring other life-threatening storms and evacuations. Guill’s mother, Terenia Urban Guill, called her son a “Katrina baby,” just as today’s young parents call their 2020 children “COVID babies”: a world-changing moment that fundamentally…
Jenny Ortiz-Ortiz is from Puerto Rico. She was living on the island and studying for the bar exam when Hurricane Maria hit in 2017. In the aftermath of devastating storms, she saw firsthand the legal and administrative challenges people faced—applying for rescue assistance, negotiating with insurance, or replacing important documents. Ortiz-Ortiz: “I started by helping a family member whose apartment was damaged meet FEMA requirements because she only spoke Spanish. Later, I also helped my then-employer apply for the Small Business Administration’s disaster loan program. I I was shocked at the length of the process and the numerous requirements. Her…
Matthew Courtney, We regret to announce that Richard S Courtney passed away on Monday, September 30, 2024, one day before his 78th birthday, at his home in Falmouth, Cornwall, England passed away. He has long suffered from the effects of cancer and its treatment. Coincidentally, this is the day the last coal-fired power station in the UK closes. Due to his better health, he has been active on the site since its early days. He manages the full range of interactions, from writing articles to being banned for a period of time. Obviously there are a lot of people here…
not many people know Paul Homewood h/t Joe Public I find this very concerning: https://twitter.com/AndrewOrlowski/status/1843669739287261351/photo/1 Thingvad is the trading director at Hybrid Greentech, specializing in energy storage smarts, so he's a reliable source. X Feed from Telegraph writer Andrew Orlowski. The incident highlights the recklessness of over-reliance on imported electricity. Of course, currently we are able to make up the shortfall, presumably with natural gas. The Elexon diagram below shows how the NSL interconnector instantly collapsed at 7.50am BST, only to return to full power at 9.25am. https://bmrs.elexon.co.uk/ Generation-by-fuel-type This time, OCGT activated quickly to respond to the outage: The…
Authors: Julio Cortez, Kate Payne and Haven DalyBritish stone. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Rescue teams emerged from the rubble of Hurricane Milton on Thursday as it ripped through coastal communities, tearing homes to shreds, filling streets with mud and triggering a string of deadly tornadoes. Rescued Florida residents. At least six people died.Just two weeks after Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc, the system knocked out power to more than 3 million customers, flooded barrier islands, ripped off the roof of a baseball stadium and toppled a construction crane.One of the most high-profile rescues was when Hillsborough County officials found a 14-year-old…
Animal shelters in South Florida are frantically searching for foster homes so they can reduce the number of kennels they have in anticipation of an influx of lost and abandoned pets following Hurricane Milton.Similar to previous hurricanes, Milton will likely displace many dogs and cats who may experience the storm, said Arielle Weinberger, a spokesperson for Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control. Leaving home or running away when frightened.Some shelters have posted their appeals on social media. In Palm Beach County, shelters are providing food and supplies to families adopting dogs or cats for two to three weeks.Broward Animal…