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Author: Brenda Saver Swate Cornell One of the biggest threats of human health and the main source of air pollution is often hidden in statistical reports as “renewable energy”: burning of feces, wood and coal. Although most parts of the world have obtained energy from fossil fuels, more than 2 billion people around the world cannot get modern energy on a regular basis, but rely on traditional combustion collection materials. Most people who cannot obtain conventional energy live in Africa, southern Sahara. However, in many states, the energy acquisition of major cities and rural population is very different. Central Asia…
From Manhattan Inverse Francismen In the first few days when Trump's new government took office, the president signed a large number of administrative orders. These materials provided more comprehensively commented more than a humble personal blogger like me. Therefore, I just need to start with a specific project I am very familiar with: EPA's so -called dangerous investigation results in December 2009. I saw that the number of Trump's first administrative orders had different statistics. There are 42 ABC News News (ABC News). There are a lot of important information in the administrative command. All in all, it will reverse…
Jim Steele The Deputy Director-General of the World Health Organization recently stated at a press conference Climate change is causing “many, many diseases” including Mpox, Marburg and Ebolaspeeding up their appearance. “This is caused by climate change, droughts and floods.” https://twitter.com/wideawake_media/status/1881650446122561557 A quick look at Ebola shows how dishonest monkey shit this statement is Ebola disease is caused by six different Ebola viruses carried by fruit bats and can be transmitted to monkeys and humans. Depending on the species, 25% to 90% of infected people die. It was not until 2014 that Ebola outbreaks were reported in remote villages near…
In a flurry of activity, President Trump began his second term by signing a series of executive orders aimed precisely at dismantling what I call the “climate industrial complex.” [emphasis, links added] The flurry of actions is reminiscent of his first term, which was marked by bold, often polarizing decisions, but this time the focus is laser-sharp: Free U.S. energy and science policy from the constraints of bureaucratic overreach and ideological orthodoxy. Trump's use of executive orders has been unapologetically direct compared with his predecessors, including President Joe Biden. While Biden uses executive action to accelerate climate regulation and embed…
WUWT exclusive Amid the deluge of news on X covering the series of executive orders, firings, and policy changes from Trump’s team, I noticed one small thing that wasn’t being reported. Monday morning. We create opportunities for NASA's Indigenous people to realize their diverse worldviews in the Earth sciences. Because earth science needs shamans and medicine bags. Another excerpt, emphasis mine. build relationships Aboriginal advocacy connects, cultivates and sustains relationships. Our team focuses on engagement, dialogue and two-way learning, through connecting with natural resource managers and community members at conferences and meetings, through co-hosting community events involving youth and seniors,…
Doomsday predictions of global warming have long been a popular, quasi-religious part of 21st-century liberalism. But some California Democrats will insist on treating climate change as a matter of political survival in the wake of recent wildfires that devastated the state. [emphasis, links added] The monumental incompetence displayed by Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass during the crisis goes beyond just bad visuals and some excruciatingly embarrassing moments from two career politicians. It also creates the possibility that even in a one-party state dominated by Democrats, they could be held accountable for a severe lack of leadership…
Recently, a series of mainstream news media, including USA Today, AP News, bbc futureand fast companyA large number of articles claim that the record cold and heavy snowfall across the United States in January 2025 is more or less caused by climate change, or at least this connection cannot be ruled out. [emphasis, links added] This is wrong. Their argument hinges on the increasingly popular but scientifically dubious idea that climate change is disrupting the polar vortexcausing cold Arctic air to move southward into mid-latitude regions such as the United States. While this explanation neatly wraps up the narrative that…
from masterresource By Robert Bradley Jr. — January 22, 2025 “Many full-time climate activists like Mark Trexler need to be actual work The private sector produces goods and services that people want, rather than participating in a redistribution of wealth and a net loss of resources. A huge change is coming to us…” Mark Trexler of the (alarmist) Climate Risk Red Team (see appendix below) compiled a list of Trump-related action items for a consumer-first, America-first climate and energy policy. Trexler, who is worried about Trump, posted this helpful list that can now be compared to the executive orders Trump…
Shocking details have been released of a bill giving the government unprecedented powers to pursue net zero emissions and other ecological targets. [emphasis, links added] “Climate and Nature Bill”There will be a second reading on Friday, would legally bind the UK government and energy secretary to deliver net zero emissions and a host of other green targetssome people describe it as “national self-harm.” The legislation, led by Lib Dem MP Roz Savage, will provide legal protection for Labor to rigorously pursue climate targets. Critics say it risks eroding personal freedoms under the guise of solving the climate crisis and could…
The National Weather Service's cold weather warning will end at 10 a.m. Thursday, with temperatures expected to climb in the Baltimore area. Thursday is expected to be sunny with temperatures near 32 degrees and light south-westerly winds. Friday night lows are expected to be around 18°C, significantly higher than the single digits seen earlier in the week. [ Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News ] It is expected to be sunny on Friday, with a maximum temperature of about 34°C, and on Saturday, it is expected to be sunny, with a maximum temperature of about 35°C. Next week will be even…