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From the Daily Caller Audrey StrebContributors Republican South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden signed a bill Thursday that prohibits the use of well-known areas of carbon dioxide pipelines to ensure land conservation for farmers across the state. The bill (HB 1052) prohibits the government from seizing land from the C02 pipeline. This puts the fate of Summit Carbon Solutions at a potential $9 billion, and the 2,500-mile pipeline project could be suspended in the air, as South Dakota is a key player in the program. Summit's pipeline is to transport C02 from five Midwest states to an underground storage location in…

Transcript: It is not easy to deliver food to remote Aboriginal communities in Ontario’s moose factory. The community is located on a small island on the Moose River near James Bay. In summer, food is usually arrived by boat, and in winter, by truck on ice. But in parts of the spring and fall, the island is only accessible by helicopters. Chum: “So autumn is when freezing occurs, and spring is when ice breaks.” Anthony Chum lives in a moose factory and works for the moose Kerry Aboriginal people. The food inside was expensive, he said. As the climate warms,…

Steve Goreham Originally published The energy of truth. The Trump administration’s action to reduce renewable energy capture headlines, but citizens have also postponed it. Efforts to deploy wind and solar systems are facing a rise in opposition in towns, counties and states. Challenge the mission of electric vehicles and appliances. The combination of rising local opposition and Trump’s funding cuts has the potential to end the transition to green energy. Over the past two decades, the U.S. green energy revolution has had little objection. Fearing fears of artificially induced global warming, federal regulators provide expanding incentives for renewable energy in…

Eric Worrall's paper Is the evidence of contradiction now “uncertainty”? Former tropical cyclone Alfred welcomes amid wave of fresh climate denials when Trump attacks U.S. scientific institutions Adam Morton … In Australia, a fresh wave of climate denial has been around the past week as the former tropical climate Alfred approached and hit the southern coast of Queensland. News Corp's channel in particular has had a scarecrow debate, attacking people who link storms to climate crisis. Some commentators pointed out that there were whirlwinds in southern Queensland. Others suggest There is uncertainty about the pace and way they are changingthis…

The BBC found jaw-dropping irony in Brazil’s preparations for the COP30 climate summit in Bellem in November 2025: The four-lane highway Avenida Liberdade, is being marketed through tens of thousands of protected Amazon Rainforest. Touted as a transportation solution for 50,000 world leaders and delegates expected to attend, the project dripped in hypocrisy, revealing the gap between the climate summit’s green rhetoric and its deforestation reality. Despite the global elites’ promotion of carbon and sustainability, Amazon (the most powerful carbon sink and biodiversity stronghold on Earth) was knocked down to launch a red carpet to indicate their parade of virtue…

Guest “Duji, baby, Dugu!” David Middleton Doge's credit card spending limits hinder federal science The agency freezes most spends above $1. Now, government researchers work hard to perform the basic functions of their work. Emily Mullin and Zoë Schiffer03.11.2025 lAst month, President Donald Trump's administration has a $1 limit on most government-issued credit cards that federal employees use to pay for travel and work. The impact has been widely felt. At the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, scientists cannot order equipment to repair ships and radars. At the Food and Drug Administration, the lab is ordering essential supplies. At the…

When the Biden administration gasped, Jennifer Granholm’s doomsday as energy secretary was not spent on ensuring accountability or delivering results. [some emphasis, links added] Instead, they were a crazy, last-minute cash rush, rushing violently into the pockets of politically linked insiders, snatching billions of dollars in taxpayers. Is this really true about promoting clean energy, or is it just another rough plan to redirect public funding under the guise of climate activism convenience? The deeper you dig, the clearer the pattern is: freshly minted nonprofits have no track record, billions of dollars remitted to organizations that barely existed a few…

The Department of Defense (Defense) has officially ended nearly two decades of focus on climate change as a national security issue, suggesting that the dramatic reversal of policies once prioritized sustainability and climate-related research within the U.S. military. [emphasis, links added] The decision confirmed later last week that broader efforts with the Trump administration have refocused on combat readiness and core military goals. Pentagon spokesman John Ullyot responded to CNN's investigation, highlighting the shift: “Climate fanatics and other arousal chimera on the left are not part of this core mission.” The move dismantled the initiative, which was first in 2003,…

Administrator Zeldin (See the video below) Washington – Lee Zeldin, administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), announced that the agency will take 31 actions on the greatest and most important day in U.S. history to promote President Trump’s first day of execution of orders and pay for the U.S. big comeback. These announcements merged into the most important day in EPA history. While completing the core mission of EPA to protect the environment, the agency is committed to fulfilling President Trump’s commitment to unleashing U.S. energy, reduce the cost of living for Americans, revitalize the U.S. auto industry,…

In February 2025, NOAA's National Center for Environmental Information (NASA) was the third month on Earth in analyses of global weather data on March 12, 2025. Temperature occurs. European Copernicus Climate Change Services also set February 2025 as the third place in February. This is the first month in nearly two years (since May 2023), and globally, the month ranked second in the first or second place in the month, indicating an exciting surge in global heat at the start of the powerful Elniño incident in 2023-24, when the long-standing human-induced heat finally finally decreased under weaker LaNiña conditions (see…