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Cutting greenhouse gas emissions will save the planet for free. It turns out to be an economic barrier, which is more important than many climate alarms. [emphasis, links added] Kallum Pickering, chief economist at London-based investment bank Peel Hunt, accepted the claims of Labour Prime Minister Rachel Reeves. What he found was “sadly saying”, but he insisted on the facts. “The result of Britain’s decarbonization efforts appears to be weak economic growth, stagnant living standards, high energy prices and de-productivity – Not to conceal the increasing global emissions,” he wrote in a telegram last week. “Net zero is killing our…
Energy Secretary Chris Wright criticized the Biden administration’s restrictive energy policies in a keynote speech to energy industry leaders on Monday and explained how the Trump administration’s approach is to unlock human thriving. [emphasis, links added] Wright gave a speech and began the 2025 Ceraweek Conference, one of the premier annual summits for the energy industry. He characterized the crazy focus of the Byton administration on climate change, which backfired and was poor for ordinary peoplea promise to make Americans’ lives better and more affordable by unleashing innovations in the U.S. energy and private sectors, to take a fundamentally different…
From the climateRealism Steve Milloy Guest Post Author: Competitive Enterprise Institute, Heartland Institute, Institute of Energy and Environmental Law, Constructive Tomorrow Commission and the International Alliance for Climate Science and the Truth of Energy and Climate. Editor's Note: This summary is a fact check on top false claims filed About the media's climate change in February 2025. President Trump has changed the climate of “climate change”. Among the many actions he is taking to reverse U.S. climate policy from the direction of development over the past 36 years, most notably the president's scrutiny and (hopefully) reversed the 2009 decision of…
The 2024-25 winter summary of the NOAA released on March 10th for 48 consecutive states ends with a verdict you might guess: Despite the coldness at some times and locations, a period of a winter storm is less fierce than most winters emitted in the late 20th century. Meteorological winter (December to February) averages 48 countries with temperatures of 34.09 degrees Fahrenheit (1.16 degrees Celsius). This is the 27th largest reading of the 130 winter seasons in the NOAA database, which extended into 1895. Just a year ago, the country ended its warmest winter in a row in the U.S.…
Willis Eschenbach's guest post I've been wondering how Europeans can afford all the public interest and putting big money into various renewable programs. Where do large megbucks for renewable energy come from? Today, I came across an interesting article titled “Death in Europe”. In it, he commented that in Sweden, “The average worker earns $400,000 in taxes in the U.S. (more than you pay $400,000 in taxes). I looked at that and said “Really?”This seems impossible. So, my habits are the same, I got the message and to my surprise… …He is right! Make me proud to be an American.…
Two white men in their 60s live hundreds of miles away from each other, one in Arizona and the other in Washington. They are the same age and have the same socio-economic background. They also have similar habits and have roughly the same physical shape. But the man in Arizona ages faster than the man in Washington, which is 14 months of rapid aging. Men do not smoke or drink. Both exercise regularly. So why is the theme of living in the Southwest desert at the cellular level at the cellular level at the cellular level? A study published in…
From Notrickszone By P Gosselin Natural cycles drive our climate The latest video from the German-based European Institute of Climate and Energy (EIKE) covers the warm medieval period of carbon dioxide and troubles, which has been the harshness of climate alarms. During the warmer periods of the Middle Ages, Antarctic people became warmer and enhanced the penguin population. Images generated by Grok Hat Tips: Climate News The warm period of the medieval period was a natural warming stage between 700 and 1300 AD and climate models were not reproduced because the simulations mainly responded to CO2. At that time, carbon…
It's time to put down that winter coat.According to the National Weather Service, Baltimore’s forecast this week is warm and sunny and the winter is unusually cold as daytime highs rise to the 1960s.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]The weekend begins with spring-like temperatures, with 65 high speeds expected to reach 5 mph on Monday at Baltimore's Inner Harbour in Baltimore on Monday. Temperatures are expected to drop to 44 lows overnight.Tuesday is expected to be the warmest day of the working week, 70 degrees higher.Most of the sun is expected to be bright on Wednesday, up to 60.…
It doesn't seem like there's enough time to disturb your sleep, and it's another nighttime disturbance to prevent you from counting the sheep: The red moon rises in Maryland later this week. And you don't want to miss it.A lunar eclipse occurs when the local area is facing between the sun and the full moon. The sun casts the shadow of the earth onto the moon's surface, turning it into a red orange color.What will happen from Thursday night is a total lunar eclipse, which means the entire moon falls in the darkest part of the earth's shadow, a region…
Transcript: In Boston, a new affordable apartment building is suitable for seniors, suggesting that building climate-friendly homes does not require bankruptcy banks. Kenzi at Bartlett Station is a 50-unit complex designed to maximize energy efficiency, said Beverly Craig of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center. Craig: “So, this is designed for passive housing standards, which is basically the most effective green building standard you can reach in the world.” Kenzi is well-insulated and has an advanced ventilation system that maximizes airflow. It is powered by an all-electric system, including a heat pump for heating and cooling. This sounds like an expensive…