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Donald Trump tore up California's high-speed rail project amid impromptu remarks to Oval Office journalists on Tuesday, saying he intends to order an investigation into the extended train. [emphasis, links added] Trump made remarks in response to questions about Elon Musk's efforts to take root in the administration. He added: I want to see what the rebate is [in USAID] yes. How much has you played? Who would spend this money on some of the things you have read, I read, I see them every night in the news, and every morning reading papers? I would say this: do people…

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David Archibald To review, oil peaks should have occurred in 2005. Then, the tight oil boom began and the Civilized Party lasted for another 20 years. The boom began in North Dakota, but reached full flower in the Permian Basin of Texas. Although a Texas county has shown that the party is over. Howard County's production has fallen faster than it has risen: Figure 1: Howard County Oil and Gas Production Gas production is converted to energy for oil in the oil barrel at a gas rate of 6,000 cubic feet per barrel of oil. Production peaked 18 months ago…

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The Trump administration is reopening oil and gas leases on hundreds of millions of acres of federal land and waters locked by the Biden administration. [emphasis, links added] In a series of orders Monday night, Home Secretary Doug Burgum (Alaskan National Wildlife Sanctuary in Alaska and the state’s 23 million acres of national oil reserves. These actions, while expected, show a sudden change in how the Interior Department will handle oil and gas rental issues during the Trump administration. Under Biden-era Home Secretary Deb Haaland, the agency has adopted an aggressive climate strategy that severely limits oil and gas drilling…

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youReaders who are not ours ask us: How do Mexican residents ask the Mexican government to comply with the Paris Agreement? We asked Tree Meinch, who lives in Mexico, to answer this question for us. Here is your answer: In terms of international treaties and cooperation, the current climate targets face great resistance in North America. Donald Trump returned to the president on January 20, 2025, and announced that he would evacuate the United States again from the Paris Agreement, and the country is already behind in achieving its climate goals. Mexico is also very late in its international commitment…

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Transcript: Raising cattle seaweed? This may sound strange, but it can help farms reduce their climate impacts. When animals like cattle, goats, and sheep digest food, they get methane—a very effective planetary warm gas. When you add up all the farm animals in the world, methane becomes a big problem with the climate. Meller: “There are 1.5 billion cattle on Earth. And then there are another billion sheep and a billion goats.” Steve Meller is CEO of CH4 Global. His company has developed a new cattle feed supplement made from asparagus, one of which is a seaweed. Scientists have found…

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There may be more cold weather on the way to the Baltimore area.Wednesday started with a chance of very small snowfall after 7 a.m. and then turned into a cloudy day, nearly 38 years old.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]It is expected to bring rain, snow and sleet before 3 a.m. and continue all night, with sleet sometimes heavy, with low freezing levels at 32 years old. According to the National Meteorological Administration.The likelihood of nightfall is 100%, presenting slippery conditions that could affect Thursday morning commutes.The rain and sleet are expected to last until Thursday morning before gradually…

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One of our readers asked us: “How do Mexicans follow the Paris Climate Agreement to the federal government?” Meinch, a Yale Climate Connection contributor and journalist living in Mexico, answered this question for us. Here is their answer: Today’s climate goals and objectives face significant resistance in North America in terms of international treaties and cooperation. On January 20, 2025, on the first day of his tenure as President Donald Trump, he promised to withdraw from the United States from the Paris Agreement again, which the country has been unable to meet its climate goals. Mexico is also lagging behind…

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From CFACT “In view of the various suspected legal defects that are leased and permitted in land and offshore windstorm projects in land and offshore windstorm projects, the consequences may lead to serious damage …” This is to guide President Trump's administrative order to suspend the windpower project allowed to suspend the wind power project allowed Allow the Presidential execution command. CFACT has criticized several offshore winds because of the omitted important issues, so the case is insufficient and incomplete. Some of the worst cases are listed below. Although Dominion is not all the themes of these criticisms, they will…

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Ah, the Atlantic Nuwa Circle (AMOC) collapse-our old friend. Just like the terrorist film operating rights that refuse to die, the idea of ​​the Gulf flow is about to close and Europe has returned to the cold enlightenment of Europe. This time, the Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) couldn't get angry, warning that “the chance of this situation is growing.” However, before you start weaving surviving wool socks, let's spend some time reviewing the number of stories we heard before, and why it seems to never surface. Climate disaster … one day, maybe, maybe According to the BBC, AMOC is said to…

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This is another day. This is another green energy disaster. This time, it is a person who requires zero value. Now running wildly and running wildly to avoid living next to the technology that should save the earth. Welcome to New York, residents suddenly realized that lithium battery storage facilities are just one Tader The windmills and solar panels they imagine are more dangerous, which will cause them to enter the climate utopian. Governor Kathy Hochul's ambitious plan to turn New York into a renewable power power building is colliding with reality because cities and cities have promoted large -scale…

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