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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…
Francis Menton It's only two weeks into the new Trump administration and we're seeing unbelievable changes in the federal government's oceans. In his first campaign, Trump promised to “drain the swamp” and then when he took office, he barely started the project throughout the four years. Perhaps his constant investigation of the constant investigation distracted him: “Russia! Russia! Russia!” and so on. But this time it's a big difference. The big news for the past day or two was at the beginning of the FBI and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). These totally corrupt institutions are a…
Catherine Frazier Texas is already leading as Trump's energy agenda begins to focus Donald Trump made it clear in his massive executive action after the sworn in that he intends to follow the Texas pro-energy model based on deregulation, innovation and exploration. Perhaps most importantly, he declared a national energy emergency and placed permits for oil and gas infrastructure on a fast road. He also signed an executive order to revoke oil and gas restrictions on Alaska and our country’s coast and restart the approval process for liquid natural gas exports. These actions – surely in the future – will…
Geoff Sherrington. There were 10 significant weather station/city sites explored for their heatwave properties in the first article of this series, 5 days ago. Australian Heatwave Stories Cop Severe Criticism – Watts Up With That? That first article shows 160 graphs of hottest heatwave temperatures over the years when records have been kept, for Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Cape Leeuwin, Darwin, Hobart, Longreach, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth. This second article deals with some patterns of interest. I wrote the articles because many Establishment sources make claims like this one from the Climate Council of Australia, 2014: “Climate change is already…
President Donald Trump's new administration is expected to place employees on the EPA executive holiday in the coming days and weeks. [emphasis, links added] Staff working on the EPA Environmental Justice and Civil Rights team are likely targeting a round of paid leave notices similar to USDA and other federal government agencies. According to sources who spoke with CNN under anonymous conditions, the EPA Office of Environmental Justice and the Office of External Civil Rights held a comprehensive meeting. At the meeting, employees were told that EPA leaders would carry out Trump's executive order to remove Diversity, equity and inclusion…
It wasn't a good week for New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy. First, the Democrats became headlines boasting about having illegal immigrants hidden in their homes, mocking the Fed for trying to follow that person, which his team tried to go back. [emphasis, links added] He then announced that his administration had abandoned a key part of his environmental agenda. In a Monday statement Murphy announced that his administration will not provide financial support for new wind energy projects. “Developing the offshore wind industry in New Jersey is an opportunity that once was a family, creating thousands of jobs, driving a…
Daily Skeptics Chris Morrison Solar farms are about to reach a field near you, an ecological disaster that transforms productivity land into natural death zones. Birds often fly into panels, mistake them for water, and electrochemical and incineration are common. Once opened to large areas of sunlight, large coverage can lead to huge habitat damage and reduced insect populations. Just like the ground below the mileage of panels made in China, all of which are overshadowed by mainstream media and directorial courses that are desperate to keep net zero kite flying. “Bird mortality has become an unexpected result of renewable…
President Donald Trump's second vow has filed several executive orders to the country, especially the island of Puerto Rico on U.S. territory. Many of these actions eliminated policies implemented during the administration of Presidents Barak Obama and Joe Biden, who sought to reduce the impact of global warming. Furthermore, these orders attempt to reduce federal financing for science, technology and the environment. One of the executive orders that affect the entire planet is the executive order to establish the historic Paris Agreement on Climate Change in the United States. Through this decision, the United States will stop emitting its greenhouse…