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The claim that human emissions have caused huge changes in the climate are used to instill fear. [emphasis, links added] Without human emissions, the climate will still change, but as we believe, calmer, gradually. But anyone who studies climate history knows that climate change often happens suddenly, usually only a few decades. An example is the Sahara Desert, not always the desert. Scientists reported in a 2013 paper that the landscape of trees and grasslands ranged from about 10,000 years ago to 5,000 years ago. “Then, climate change, North Africa began to dry up.” The study, published in Science, says…

Kip Hansen's News Notes – 400 Words / 2 Minutes Despite all the crazy statements about “always hotter” and “it's the end of snow” and all other climates, NASA said the U.S. is cold and remote. Of course, they “measure” the temperature of the space. Here is the graphics: Let me remind you that it is summer in the southern hemisphere and the north. There is not enough gratitude in Eastern Europe and Ukraine, as well as much of Alaska and Canada – the summers are warm along Australia. Note that the normal bias of using red to indicate positive…

Labour MPs have voted to pass a ban on the government's purchase of solar panels, with “credible evidence” in the supply process. [emphasis, links added] Peers fear China has used forced labor to produce the reformed legislation in an attempt to prevent the UK's new public energy company GB Energy from purchasing such products. But ministers whipped Labor MPs to vote on the proposed amendment, which could mean slave-made solar panels were eventually installed on public buildings. Under the government's plan to net power by 2030, many solar panels will come from China, which will produce 80% of the global…

German prosecutors have charged members of five leading radical climate activists over allegations of forming a criminal organization. [emphasis, links added] Two years after the Munich prosecutor's office first raid on green extremist groups, it has reportedly charged the notorious “last generation” members, allegedly violating Article 129 of the German Criminal Code, prohibiting the formation of criminal organizations. Similar to other ecological water-retaining groups, such as the extinction rebellion, just stopping oil, Previous generations of groups often used destructive strategies such as sticking themselves to the highway to stop traffic, close airports and destroy great works of art to drive…

Spiritually, few modern rituals are more than standing on the checkout counter, staring into the cashier's eyes and proclaiming, “No bag, thank you. I brought my own.” This is the moment of environmental piety – the reusable tote bag is piously pressed against the chest, cotton fibers woven, and the smugness of the 149 plastic bags used (but it turns out that it may still be made). The problem is that like all good sermons, the gospel of grocery bags is full of contradictions, warnings and a lot of carbon. The New York Times was preparing to preach the belief…

this Associated Press (AP) recently published an article titled “From deluges to drought, climate change accelerates the water cycle, triggering more extreme weather.” This article is wrong. [emphasis, links added] Evidence shows that the data does not show changes in extreme weather trends, which is not related to climate change. “For decades, scientists have warned that rising global temperatures will allow water cycles to juice, leading to storms, more severe droughts and a chaotic change between the two,” the Associated Press article said. This tired telescope assumes climate change drives individual weather events, which is actually repeatedly refuted in rebuttal…

Transcript: In the vast state of Texas, solar and wind farms are creating a lot of clean energy – Community and landowners and billions of dollars. In a recent study, Joshua Rhodes of the University of Texas analyzed local tax revenues generated by existing solar, wind and battery storage projects in the state. He found that over the lifetime of these projects, they would pay more than $12 billion in taxes to their communities—some of whom would not get much income from other industries, such as oil and gas or manufacturing. Rhodes: “Then that money stays locally and provides funding…

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Paul H. Tice When President Trump worked with Republican-controlled Congress to pass his large tax bill, its policy beliefs on certain Republican members revealed some ugly truths. With the House Razor-thin Republican profit margins and the federal government's unique budget math, extending lower tax verification of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 has been a challenge, with spending on math cutting cuts to offset the $4.5 trillion “cost” of not raising tax rates over the next decade. To complicate things, several Republican congressmen from high-tax countries have been publicly inciting since Election Day for abolishing the cap…

Eric Worrall's paper “…Funds must flow directly and predictably to developing countries…” March 24, 2025 Comments, Finance, Politics It's time for shipments to file first global taxes on the pollution sector Ambassador Ali Mohamed Decarbonization is a strategic priority for a sustainable trade system, which can also create climate financing for disadvantaged countries. Ambassador Ali Mohamed is Kenya's special envoy for climate change. Kenya is the front line of casualties in the climate crisis. Upgraded temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, and prolonged droughts are cutting food production, draining water and undermining our economic stability. Our coastal ecosystems are crucial to the “blue…