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From Weather is not climate unless we say it is The department and the University of Reading press release is about an Inane study that attempts to link tree rings to bad weather while ignoring warning fatigue. How to Stop Being Amazed by Extreme Weather – Research Helping the community predict extreme weather events that have never been recorded in modern history are published in Natural Communication. The University of Reading and other international organizations’ teams of Climate Adaptation Services Foundation have brought together methods to transcend the limitations of traditional weather records, often covering only the last century. The…

First, let us all realize that the climate on Earth has been changing back and forth since our planet first developed a primitive atmosphere about 4 billion years ago. [emphasis, links added] The Ice Age has covered the Northern Hemisphere four times in the past 400,000 years, each age lasting about 90,000 years, separated by a relatively brief “interic period” as we currently expected to start about 12,000 years ago. The Northern Hemisphere is warmer or warmer than it is now in the “Warm Time of Rome” 2,000 years ago When Italians wear stylish cool sandals and togas, About a…

Throughout Europe, exposure to severe winters in cold climates is a greater death threat than spending a very hot summer in warm climates. [emphasis, links added] Simple, warm, gentle winters save lives, while cold weather and harsh winters shorten life. The authors of a new study insist that the modern focus is on limiting global warming to reduce heat-related mortality because it ignores the more dangerous threat posed by cold weather. “The main climate threat to reduce life expectancy in Europe remains low temperatures. “…The main threat remains low-temperature mortality, which should no longer be overlooked in analyzing climate risks.”…

The Biden administration has buried its final report for more than a year and has failed to prove that the increase in U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals is related to its meaningful impact on greenhouse gas emissions. [emphasis, links added] The Biden administration delayed the release of information. Senior Trump administration official tells Fox News figures Share data with House Oversight Committee Republicans. The Daily Call News Foundation first reported that the Biden administration “deliberately buried” the study. U.S. Department of Energy scientists and federal contractors reviewed the environmental impact of new U.S. liquefied natural gas exports and…

Vijay Jayaraj's guest essay For two decades, the public has bombed severe warnings about the agricultural revelation caused by the imminent climate. It is claimed that the overly warm climate of carbon dioxide emissions from human activities will destroy food supplies and plunge humans into famine and chaos. None of these makes any sense for many reasons. Now, a new study published in the scientific report makes this narrative of disaster mind narrative reveal that global temperatures and even 5 degrees Celsius (9 degrees Fahrenheit) do not reduce crop yields and may even increase harvests. Written by economist Ross McKitrick,…

North Dakota jury found Greenpeace held hundreds of millions of dollars in responsibility on Wednesday [over $660 million] The role of damages in months-long protests against the Dakota access pipeline in 2016 and 2017. [emphasis, links added] After two days of deliberation, New York Times The jury reportedly returned to the verdict. The owner and operator of the pipeline’s energy transfer filed a lawsuit in North Dakota court to file a lawsuit against Greenpeace and Red Warriors Camp. The lawsuit says Greenpeace has made misinformation via massive emails claiming that Dakota’s access pipeline will span sovereign lands of the permanent…

The recent fires in Los Angeles have severely affected communities and have had a significant impact on the Hispanic population. A report from the UCLA Institute of Policy and Policy, in collaboration with the same university’s Neighborhood Knowledge Center, highlighted that forest fires in Palisades, Hurst and Eaton have exceeded evacuation zones, with disproportionate impacts on evacuation zones, having a disproportionate impact on Latinos and Latinos and other vulnerable communities in both Latinos and Los Angeles County and surrounding environments. This vulnerability is partly due to the fact that Latinos constitute a considerable number of workers in outdoor occupations, such…

The first day of spring will bring about rainy conditions that may continue on weekends.Shower is expected on Thursday (mainly 2pm), close to 69 years old. The chance of precipitation is 80%, which may be one-quarter to half of the precipitation. More showers are expected Thursday night, with gusts around the gusts, according to the National Weather Service. Gusts, gusts reach 30 mph.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]The sun is expected to shine again at a cool temperature on Friday, approaching the 57-year-old sun. Friday night should be partially cloudy, about 38 low.There is a 20% chance to shower…

Most people don't spend much time thinking about their state's utility commissions-if they've even heard of it. But these regulators are composed of just a few hundred specialists nationwide, and decisions can affect your monthly utility bill cost, the type of energy that powers your home, and the future of the grid itself. In an era of rising electricity demand and a desperate need for clean energy, the Public Utilities Commission has enormous power over how states navigate the energy transition. Charles Hua, founder of the nonprofit Power Line, sat down with Yale’s climate links to break down who these…

Transcript: In January, wildfires destroyed Brianna Pagán's California home. It was a chaotic and terrifying time. Prior to the evacuation, Pagán was using an app to monitor the spread of the fire. However, there was a long delay between the updates because its strong winds could not fly the plane that was surveillance shooting. So she had to rely on friends and neighbors to make decisions and plan the safest evacuation route. Pagán: “Call the neighbors and see where they are going, or… where the fire is relative to them.” After evacuation, she had to wait and worry, not knowing…