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Eric Worrall's paper There is no doubt that nuclear fusion is only 20 years away, just like last time… New record: Reactors cross 'key milestone' to achieve nuclear fusion Technology February 22, 2025 French scientists announced Tuesday that they reached a “critical milestone” on the long road to nuclear fusion that has managed to maintain a record 22 minutes of frenzy plasma. … The Sitokamak machine in southern France managed to maintain plasma for 1,337 seconds on February 12, the French Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) said in a statement. The CEA said it was a “smash” of the record set…

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From the Cliffs Public Weather Blog Cliff Mass A major atmospheric river event will be held tomorrow (Sunday) and Monday, with heavy precipitation sounds in the mountains and southern areas. The latest predictions from the UW WRF model predict that the cascade reacts up to 10 inches, while the Southern Western Australia Cascade hits the hardest (see below). By contrast, the deep rain shadow will extend from the Northeast Olympics to Bellingham. It is now obvious that there will be severe flooding in some places. For example, NOAA/NWS River forecast center is predicting major floods on the Snoqualmie River near…

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go through: Dr. Tanusri Chakraborty As we move towards net zero and low carbon emissions, hydrogen (H₂) is expected to play a crucial role as an alternative energy source. h₂ is considered a clean fuel because it is produced by electrolysis, and the moisture is divided into h₂ and oxygen (O2). It converts to heat or power both efficiently and environmentally friendly. When burning with o2h₂ produces only water without producing any contaminants. H₂Production is classified according to source and production method, usually by color code: Green H₂ – Produced by electrolysis by 100% renewable energy sources such as wind…

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Willis Eschenbach's guest post It must be said that the endless fanaticism of climate shock is very boring. The latest Salvo comes from the Associated Press, title Climate change has reduced glaciers faster than ever, losing 7 trillion tons since 2000. ” Now, this sounds like a serious loss. I mean, that's trillions of tons lost over a quarter of a century. As a suspicious guy, I went to the basics of Nature magazine Community estimates of global glacier quality changes from 2000 to 2023. In this study, I found the following: Glaciers separate from the continental ice sheets of…

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Sunny weather and temperatures in the Baltimore area are expected to continue throughout the week, in addition to the chance of rain on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.On Sunday, the expected last day of temperatures will be below 50 and are expected to be sunny and close to 48 highs. On Sunday night, the low is expected to be around 30.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]Heading to work week, it is expected to be sunny on Monday, up to 53. The peaceful style of the afternoon is expected to be 5 to 8 mph, then in most…

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Actual wind speed forecasts for Rasta Beach, La Ventana and Los Barriles are on Ikitesurf.com and Iwindsurf.com and Sailflow.com Today's wind recipe: 1. In order to keep strong winds outside, we need a big cloud to clear which one is i. 2. Strong NNW winds from the North Pacific Highlands have been aired by Isla Cerralvo. Rasta Beach saw the hint of the wind. 2. Weak, more favorable, nne winds from the high pressure lead near the quadrangle. 3. The low pressure south of Capo was sucking, floating from the ocean of Cortez. 4. The cloud quality you see in…

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Steve Haner When your friend thinks you are wrong and your opponent is saying good things, it may be orderly to reassess your position. Have done it. Thomas Jefferson’s Public Policy Institute puts Virginia’s energy taxpayers first and says that this is still true about the financial harm that could be suffered if the wind turbine project is cancelled. Dominion Energy Virginia's offshore wind project, currently priced at $10.7 billion (excluding decades of profits), is about half. Calls for pause and cancellation, which was sent by a coalition of wind rivals from multiple states. President Donald Trump's executive order calls…

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Kirby Schlaht What really sets the global climate? The Million Year Ice Nuclear Project (MYIC) (Follow Bruinsky) has been going on for several years to prepare to drill the oldest continuous ice nuclear record from Antarctica. The project is a major factor in the Australian Antarctic Program, led by the Australian Antarctic Division and other national and international collaborators to answer this question. Now, in 2025, the Australian Antarctic Division is leading one of the most ambitious and challenging scientific projects in Antarctica, which is excavating a million-year ice core in the history of the Earth's climate and atmosphere. This…

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The Trump administration has issued a stop order to U.S. government scientists effectively separate them from the next major report on Climate Change (IPCC), which expires in 2029. The decision draws inspiration from the process that has long been relying on. Both support their horrible statements. For those watching IPCC stir up an overheating forecast, please be satisfied to see the climate agency being forced to take action without its biggest benefactor. The directive ceased federal scientists’ contribution to the IPCC’s seventh assessment report, a multi-volume activity that typically mobilizes thousands of researchers to portray imminent disasters. NASA's chief scientist…

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