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President Trump has attacked the Biden administration’s hurricane-like climate and energy policies, from increasing energy exploration and extraction to notifying 1,000 Environmental Protection Agency employees that can fire them at any time, from websites and more. But what is the “Trump effect” on the global climate agenda? Will the dedication to reorganize the world economy and society to “save the earth” begin to collapse? If so, which country will be the first to give up? Join us at 1pm ET and join us in our chat and we will share your comments and answer your questions. Like this:like loading… Related…
When Super Bowl hosts New Orleans' New Orleans ahead of the big game on February 9, New Orleans' record and near-record highs were around 80 degrees Fahrenheit, it's hard to understand the city's snow-covered amount, less than two-thirds of the time The following few weeks ago. On the first day of February, the plot aired in much of the central and eastern U.S. Perhaps not as vivid as along the U.S. Gulf Coast coast, the region was attracted by its largest snow and the deepest cold recorded. On Tuesday, January 21, a rapid snowfall swept over and the next morning,…
In areas in the world where tidal meters are not damaged by land settlement or uplift, no rising sea levels have been observed since measurements began in 1894. [emphasis, links added] According to a new study When sea levels rise, it is usually related to land flow drop (subsidence) or 20 to 60 years Compared with constant temperature sea level changes. “In Japan, there have been many long-term trend tide meters that have recorded sea levels since 1894. The tidal meters of Hosojima, Wajima, Tonoura and Oshoro have not suffered from settlement or synonyms, showing multi-educational years of Quasi-20 Quasi-20…
From the Daily Caller Ireland OwensContributors Chris Wright, secretary of the Department of Energy (DOE), announced his first secretary decree on Wednesday to overturn green energy policies of many former presidents Joe Biden and restore U.S. “Energy Advantage”. According to the press release, Wright's orders are designed to reduce energy costs in the United States and expand domestic energy production. The order outlines several plans by the DOE to improve the U.S. energy sector by addressing problems arising from several energy regulations in the Biden era. The DOE's order also outlines a plan to begin a comprehensive review of the…
Republicans are eager to cut their electric vehicle tax credits, even as they work hard to combine a strategic relationship around a major tax and spending bill. [emphasis, links added] The highest EV credit list for green subsidies signed by former President Joe Biden, the Inflation Act 2022 (IRA), is expected to pass the settlement axe, a budget process that allows The bill bypasses Filibuster and passes only a simple majority in the Senate. Republican lawmakers “will repeal a lot of EV tax credits,” Rep. Michael Ruley (R-OH) told Washington examiners. “Initially, when we looked at it, I thought it…
The end of the work week will be mild, partially cloudy, and then more snow will enter the area.Most of Friday is expected to be sunny, close to 49, with gusts of up to 31 mph. The evening will turn into a certain degree of cloud, about 28 lows, and the wind is calmer.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]Snow is expected to enter Saturday's area by 1pm and may turn into sleet for the rest of the day. The likelihood of precipitation is 80%, with snow and sleet accumulating less than half an inch, and close to 34 highs.There…
In a chilly cold in eastern Kentucky, Taysha Devaughan attended a small party at the foot of a recycled deprivation mine to celebrate his homecoming. “This is the return of ancestors,” Devon said. “This is the return of relatives.” That relative was the land they stood on, a part of a plan in federal prison, and many in the crowd considered another injustice in the area they were bothering. The mine closed a few years ago, but the location near the town of Roxana still carries extracted scars. Devaughan, an admissions member of the Comanche Nation, joined about two dozen…
Transcript: Some people were frightened by the bats. But Laroy Brandt of Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee said the underrated animals have improved people's lives. Brandt: “Bats eat a lot of insects.” Therefore, they help control mosquitoes. On the farm, they help reduce pests, pollinate crops and spread seeds. But many bat species are in trouble. A disease called white nose syndrome has killed a large number of diseases. Brandt said that as the climate changes, warm winters may disturb their hibernation. Brandt: “Will the bats become more active? Will they stay longer in the fall? …Will they come out…
From Edmhdotme Ed Hoskins, introduce Germany, Britain and France account for half of all “renewable energy” that rely on European weather. The illustrations here show the hourly powered production of all generations of technologies. For the UK, the data is as complete as possible. UK power generation illustration 2024 The main flaws of GridWatch UK data ranged from 1/6/2024 to 10/7/2024, so a batch of data was replaced from late July of that year. This substitution does not seriously affect any cumulative results shown here. Britain relies on weather-dependent 'renewable energy' Productivity is important The illustration of the 2024 UK…
Daily Skeptics Chris Morrison Last month, a group of scientists published a paper nature It shows that the intensity of Atlantic meridian capsulation (AMOC) has not decreased since the 1960s. By Promotion Daily suspicionthe story is all the rage on social media, although it has been largely overlooked in narratively driven mainstream publications. The collapse of the Gulf Stream is a key component of the AMOC and is an important “turning point” story used to induce mass climate psychosis and make net zero fantasy easier to increase the population of resentment and questioning. Obviously, it takes a rush to the…