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Every day, Kalpana Suryawanshi, 48, looks in the mirror and whispers: “I look older than mine.” Eight years ago, she was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Her health has since deteriorated, attributed to working in the fields, growing crops, harvesting produce, and carrying a lot of cattle feed while increasing cattle. During this time, she often felt dizzy and weak due to temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius (104 F) in Nandani village in Maharashtra, India. Causes are known to affect cognitive function, cardiovascular health, and renal function, and a growing number of studies have shown that exposure to increased temperatures…

Another region of the world has failed to cooperate with the artificial “global” warming narrative. [emphasis, links added] According to the constructed climate model, it is believed that changes in carbon dioxide concentration are the driving force of climate. At the same time as the rise of atmospheric carbon dioxide, Central Africa should have been warming. However, the scientist (matter Wait, 2025) Trends for reconstruction of paleoplant using BRGDGT (branched glycerol didimethylglycerol triethyl ether) agent have been determined The test sites in the Cameroon region may be colder today than at any other time in the past 7,000 years. Today's…

Transcript: The Brian waters of the Great Salt Lake in Utah fluctuate up and down every year. But overall, lake levels have been declining over the past few decades. In 2022, the lake has reached its lowest level since measurements began in 1847. Loikith: “This is the lowest record recorded on a fairly long record, so it's very noteworthy.” Paul Loikith of Portland State University and colleagues investigate why lakes fall so low. They found that most of the droplets were caused by reduced flow into the lake. But warm temperatures also cause more water to evaporate from the lake.…

Interior Minister Doug Burgum advocates increasing the use of fossil fuels to power advances in artificial intelligence, saying that losing to China in the AI ​​race is the biggest “existent threat” to the United States at present. [emphasis, links added] “We need more electricity to win the AI ​​arms race against China.” Burgum said stressing the government's position to gain more base load power at the Washington State World Economic Summit in Sembourg on Friday Burgum said that if past government strategies will focus on accelerated broadcasting strategies on fossil fuels, such as coal and renewable energy, the U.S. has…

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) has directed state officials to “demonize” the industry through years of industry to help oil refineries open in the state. [emphasis, links added] Newsom directed state officials to guarantee a reliable fuel supply to the largest U.S. auto market. The action comes as Valero Energy said on Wednesday that it will permanently close or reorganize its refineries in Benicia by the end of April 2026, accounting for 9% of the state's crude oil refining capacity. Phillips said in October 1966 that it plans to stop operations for its Los Angeles-area refinery. “I write to guide you…

Central and European countries have been experiencing drought since February. Germany's DWD National Meteorological Service reported in a recent press release that compared to about about 19 liters per square meter (L per square meter) fell in March. Sixty liters usually drop in that month. It was one of the driest in March last year since measurements began in 1881. [emphasis, links added] “Since early or mid-February, this obvious drought has continued in certain areas, which are caused by high pressure areas that have repeatedly settled in Central Europe or surrounding areas,” the DWD report said. Not surprisingly, the media…

Navy Secretary John Phelan said he is revoking a naval plan that focuses on combating climate change established by the Biden administration. “Today, I'm focusing on the fighters first, and I'm revoking the Biden administration's climate action plan,” he said in a video posted to X on Tuesday. “Our focus needs to be on lethality and wartime.” [emphasis, links added] The program is led by Meredith Berger, who oversees senior naval civilians in energy, facilities and the environment during the 2022 Biden administration. “2030 is the mark we first proposed because the scientific community and others say it is a…

A recent article by Euronews titled “Deadly Floods, Storms and Heat Waves: Europe suffers from severe impacts from climate change in 2024,” claiming that Europe is citing climate change, citing heat waves, wildfires, wildfires and flooding. [emphasis, links added] This is wrong. Europe has experienced many different kinds of bad weather throughout the continent in 2024, but this is not uncommon. Although part of the story is hidden behind the payroll wall, the EuroNews post details several examples of the supposed extreme weather events of climate change last year. The main mentions are wildfires in Portugal, floods in Valencia, Spain…

The Trump administration rediscovered the problem through another unpopular export in Mexico: the raw sewage. The Tijuana River was flooded with sewage sailing along the international border along San Diego County, ending years with Empire Beach on the U.S. side. [emphasis, links added] Now, besides being a deteriorating environmental problem, it is also a problem of national security. Global warming activists claim that untreated raw sewage damages the Tijuana River due to climate changebut anyone following this question knows that it has been a problem for decades before climate catastropheists begin to get stuck. In recent years, Tijuana's growth has…

Transcript: In the late 1950s, Eisenhower was president, the Cold War was in full swing, and Elvis Presley was famous – scientists were already worried about global warming. Ore: “They already know that when we burn fossil fuels, we put greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which heats the atmosphere, so, in the fullness of time, burning fossil fuels can lead to global climate change.” Naomi Oreskes is a professor of the history of science at Harvard University. Her research shows that by the 1990s, there was an overwhelming scientific consensus on the reality of artificially induced climate change. But fossil…