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In the Baltimore area, there are over 100,000 homes and businesses that are powerless due to strong, harmful winds, gusts of damage to power lines, falling trees, dump poles, etc.Anne Arundel had 24,667 customers without power as of 6:30 p.m. Sunday, according to Baltimore Gas & Electric Co., Ltd.; 15,288 in the city of Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.; 31,049 in Baltimore County; Carro 8,856 in Harford County; 8,237 in Howard County; and 15,906 in Howard County.The utility said in a press release Sunday night that BGE is adding crew to deal with the losses.”Removing tree debris must be done…
Daily Skeptics By Sallust As everyone must know now, in the net worth of rapidity to pureness, where the energy is transmitted to zero, only British consumers and voters are best invisible. It seems hundreds of acres of forest were torn apart in North Carolina to produce woody wood and then poured into a hunger furnace at Drax Power Station in the UK. this mail There is a story: About 280 acres of pristine and ecologically important wetland forests – a mixture of oak, maple, pecan, cypress and pine have disappeared, as if torn apart by the looted monster. All…
Eric Worrall's paper In 2014, NOAA blamed high sea ice on global warming. Now, the NSIDC accuses of recording low sea ice on global warming. The sea ice in the world falls very low Mark Poynting and Erwan Rivault BBC Climate and Verify Data News Team Satellite data show that the world's frozen oceans help keep the earth cool and currently have less ice than previously recorded. The sea ice around the Arctic and Antarctic is like a huge mirror, bringing most of the energy back into space, just like a huge mirror. However, as the temperature increases, this bright…
High wind warnings in the Baltimore area until 10 p.m. Sunday, with winds of 60 mph statewide, according to the National Weather Service.Winds are expected to be around 8 to 13 mph on Sunday morning. By afternoon, the speed may increase to 20 to 30 mph, while there may be gusts of 60 mph at night.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]These fast winds will continue for much of the week and are part of the winter storm system, expected to bring excessive rainfall, severe thunderstorms and winter weather to much of the East Coast.A serious thunderstorm band will move…
From the climateRealism By H. Sterling Burnett Earth.com published a story claiming that climate change is causing cocoa production to fall in West and Central Africa. This is wrong. Data show that cocoa production has increased rather than decreased over the past few decades. Part of the reason is that growth conditions for these areas and carbon dioxide fertilization have improved. In the story of Earth.com, “cocoa production in Africa is under extreme climate pressure,” author Andrei Ionescu references a study published in agriculture and forest meteorology, which Research claims climate change possible Production in West and Central Africa fell…
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From cfact CFACT's comment on the Environmental Impact Statement on Offshore Wind Energy Programming (PEI) in California By President Craig Rucker cfact https://www.cfact.org Submit to https://www.regulation.gov/document/boem-2023-0061-0189 February 12, 2025 Overview of our concerns Boem commented on five floating wind leases for five floating wind leases on the California coast. This is Boem's second offshore wind vein. First up is in a series of leases near New York, including fixed bottom turbines. This is the first PEI for floating wind turbines, which is very different from the fixed turbines built along the Atlantic coast. Floating wind is still an immature technology,…
from masterresource Robert Bradley Jr. – February 14, 2025 ed. notes: Four years ago, Storm Uri made the Central Planned Wholesale Market (ERCOT) in Xusas buckle, demonstrating warnings about the state’s wind/solar dependence. Mainstream media involves natural gas, no exploration Why the reason behind it. Instead of deregulating, Texas opted to increase wind, solar and batteries while subsidizing natural gas power plants to resist intermittent. Now, the repeating grid is improving in a state that may depend on residual gas. This is not a story of weird weather causing market failures. This is a classic application of political intervention in…
From the climateRealism linnea Lukeen A recent article by CNN, “How the Cow Fart Vaccine Helps Respond to Climate Change”, discusses vaccines being developed to reduce the amount of methane produced by their digestive process. Hopefully the vaccine will significantly reduce livestock emissions, thereby slowing down climate change. Won't. Methane from livestock contributes little to global warming. As a result, attempts to change the biological processes of these animals seem to far outweigh any possible benefits. CNN explains that methane is produced as grass fermentation in the rumen and claims it is more “effective” than carbon dioxide, but does admit…
Eric Worrall's paper Professor Mike Hulme: “…a lot of work will be done to reconstruct the narrative…” From the very beginning, is the world's most influential climate goal doomed to fail? As the world warms through 1.5 degrees, Cambridge scholars believe that deadlines on climate action are the wrong way. … A new pair of studies in the journal Nature Climate Change, which examines historical data, concluded that last year’s record heat (the first year above 1.5 degrees Celsius) was not temporary fluorine, but showed that the world is now, long-term surpassing This influential climate goal. The new year continues…