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Diesel RV sales will cease early next year in several states due to California's new climate rules, according to RVtravel. [emphasis, links added] According to RVtravel, RV sales in California, Washington, Oregon, New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey will be prohibited if they do not meet certain emissions requirements set by the California Air Resources Board (CARB). CARB revised its advanced clean truck regulations on October 24, Requires all vehicles weighing more than 8,500 pounds to be zero-emission. According to RVtravel, RV owners in these six states will not be allowed to register recreational vehicles (RVs) that do not comply…

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Eco enthusiasts have vowed to “tackle the big polluters” after oil giant Shell won a landmark climate change lawsuit in the Netherlands today. [emphasis, links added] Court overturns previous ruling Force Shell to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by 45% by 2030. The so-called “People vs. Shell” case began in 2019, when Dutch Friends of the Earth and six other environmental groups took the case to The Hague. After court initially sided with green groups, Shell is required to reduce its emissions by 45% from 2019 levels, even including those of its customers. Court of Appeal ruled “There is not…

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Climate change alarmist crazy free template Opening paragraph:In a recent report [Organization Name]scientists sounded the alarm [Adjective] Impact of climate change. according to [Authority Figure’s Name/Title]if global temperatures rise only [Small Number] degrees Celsius, we could see catastrophic impacts, including [Noun/Outcome], [Another Noun/Outcome],even [Absurd Noun/Outcome]. Text paragraph 1:The report emphasizes that [Adjective] [Natural Phenomenon] Climate change has become more frequent and severe due to human activities, especially burning. [Fossil Fuel Name]. “[Adjective] Weather events such as [Specific Natural Disaster] There is clear evidence that [Noun] It's getting out of control,” said [Authority Figure’s Name]one [Prestigious Title/Profession] exist [Institution Name]. Text…

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Three climate researchers nature argue that the objectivity of climate science is problematic because it hinders their political advocacy, which they believe is too important to deny. [emphasis, links added] Therefore, the authors argue that the value of objectivity in scientific research should be reconsidered. “The public watches as national and local governments declare climate emergencies while continuing to issue new licenses for fossil fuel extraction, seemingly ignoring the increasingly urgent scientific message that this will cause the world to warm more than 1.5°C by 2030 (or even earlier), will exceed pre-industrial levels,” the researchers explained. While researchers equate refusing…

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Andrew Goode grew up lobstering with his father in Boothbay, Maine, a coastal town whose economy and culture have long been dominated by fishing. Goode: “That’s essentially why this town was built.” Now, as a researcher at the University of Maine's Darling Marine Center, Goode studies how warming is affecting lobsters in his region. He said lobsters prefer water temperatures between 54 and 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Water temperatures higher than this make it harder for them to reproduce, stress the young lobsters, and lead to the spread of disease. In southern New England, warming waters are causing the lobster fishery…

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not many people know Paul Homewood It seems that our idiot prime ministers are the only leaders of major countries to attend COP29. Brave Craig McKinley smashes this nonsense to pieces: As he says, we will win the race to net zero because no one else is in it! Meanwhile, the Saviors of the Earth thought it was okay to fly 66,778 con men to Azerbaijan in order to tell the rest of us how to live. The clip will be archived in WUWT Climate TV, a collection of more than 600 films featuring new interviews and analysis from dozens…

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From the Daily Caller Irving KlinskyContributor The True Animal Protein Prices (TAPP) coalition made comments on Monday at the 2024 United Nations Climate Change (COP29) conference, urging countries to start taxing meat. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) released a report on Friday weighing the pros and cons of imposing taxes on certain foods, including meat. The TAPP alliance raised the topic at COP29 this week, suggesting that countries should tax meat and subsidize vegetables, while describing the United States and some Western countries as “laggards” relative to other UN countries when it comes to food…

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from legal riots Big government is at work: The FDA is asking consumers to return incorrectly labeled butter for a refund. Leslie Eastman When President Donald Trump takes office in January, he will have many new examples of bureaucratic overreach and folly to point to when people on the left complain about his ambitious “government efficiency” plan. The disgraceful act of a FEMA team member skipping a Trump supporter’s home may well be the left’s “January 6th” moment. Many voters are still angry about social media sensations Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon, who were euthanized by New York…

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A recent ruling by a Dutch court highlights another chapter in the ongoing climate litigation saga. These lawsuits are often praised by environmental groups as heroic stances against alleged corporate or government indifference, but more frequently they are shown to be nothing more than vexatious attempts to impose an ideological agenda through the legal system. The Dutch case fits this pattern perfectly, raising questions about the effectiveness of such proceedings and their wider consequences. The Dutch Case: Overview In the latest case, a Dutch court dismissed a climate-related lawsuit brought against Shell by activists. The lawsuit alleges that the company…

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According to a report filed by the American Meteor Society, a meteor was seen falling in the Baltimore area around 7:45 pm on Monday night.Video of the meteor streaking across the sky was captured and posted to social media platform X. Shooting stars can be seen.But don't worry – a falling meteor doesn't mean the end of the world, nor does it mean it shares the same fate as the dinosaurs, which scientists say were destroyed by asteroid impacts.”People rarely notice meteor events like this, but they occur relatively frequently and are completely natural,” said Ben Fernando, a postdoctoral fellow…

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