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New document reveals Trump team will cut subsidies for electric vehicles and charging stations
Reuters claims to have seen documents from President-elect Trump's transition team in which federal support for electric vehicles and charging stations is called into question. [emphasis, links added] The document also recommends Impose tariffs on battery materials to boost U.S. production 'then negotiate individual exemptions with allies' Reuters said. The plan would redirect remaining funds from President Biden's $7.5 billion charging station plan toward battery mineral processing and “defense supply chains and critical infrastructure,” as Electric vehicles and charging stations 'not important for defense production' The report quoted the document as saying. The transition team also called for a return…
Of the 54 countries in Africa, only two, Mauritius and Botswana, have an investment grade of BBB- or higher.[1]. Most have ratings between B and CCC, which is too high a level of risk for most debt investors. This has pushed up the cost of capital, with CPI rates in high-emitting African countries ranging from 12.8% to 29.5%. Such high costs are a significant barrier to investment in critical climate change programmes.[2] Although guarantees are the preferred risk mitigation tool and can increase financing mobilization by 25%, they remain underutilized globally.[3] CPI's Africa Climate Finance Landscape 2024 report shows that…
The Baltimore area will be cloudy and wet, changing to sunny and cold conditions over the weekend.Tuesday morning will be cloudy in the middle of the morning, then gradually clearing up, with a high near 62 degrees.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]More rain is expected in the area after 10 a.m. Wednesday, with a high near 52 degrees. The wet weather will continue into the evening, mainly before 1am, with the lowest temperature around 39 degrees. Chance of precipitation is 90%.However, the weather is likely to be sunny on Thursday with a high near 47 degrees.The area will remain…
Boogie Moms, unite! Our superpower may be the key to saving our children’s futures » Yale Climate Connection
I wasn’t born boogie. Growing up, my family motto was more “make it work” than “make it luxurious.” My dad always called me his with his snarky sense of humor. Biheni baby. In Hindi, this means his “beggar baby.” I was the child he and my mom prayed for to have more than 14 years of life, and then ended up wearing borrowed, mismatched clothes. I happily made do with old, mended clothes and my mom's uneven sewing skills. Back then, fun wasn't something we paid for—it was something we found: riding a bicycle with half-broken brakes, or playing horseback…
Transcript: When you throw away organic materials like food and yard waste, they often end up in landfills, where they release methane as they decompose. Rummel: “Landfills are the third largest source of methane in the United States.” Edwin LaMair is with the nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund. When methane is released into the atmosphere, it contributes to climate change because it is a powerful planet-warming gas. In the short term, methane absorbs 80 times more heat than carbon dioxide. Many landfills are required to report their methane pollution to the EPA, and emissions were reported at 3.7 million tons in…
DW Planet A Deutsche Welle revealed that although dozens of China's climate plans were certified by German authorities as carbon credits under upstream emission reduction plans, they failed to fulfill their commitment to reduce millions of tons of carbon emissions. A joint investigation by Deutsche Welle and DTV 2 reveals how Germany was deceived and exposed the alleged mastermind behind the fraud, Beijing Carbon. #PlanetA #CarbonOffsets #InvestigativeJournalism credit: Survey conducted by Mathias Bölinger and Birgitta Schülke in collaboration with ZDF-Frontal The investigation will be archived in WUWT Climate TV, a collection of more than 600 videos featuring new interviews and…
From Cliff Mass Weather Blog cliff mass Multiple media reports stated that “Plan 2025” will become the Trump administration's blueprint for terminating or disbanding NOAA and the National Weather Service. I received at least six calls or messages asking about this. Let us consider the proposals for the 2025 plan calmly and without political commentary. As we all know, Project 2025 is an initiative of the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation. This is their proposal to the new government. President Trump said he had nothing to do with Plan 2025 and was under no obligation to follow its recommendations:…
The backlash against Bovar and the arrogance of climate fanatics – does Watt feel supported by this?
When global elites and bureaucrats decide that the world must be “fixed”, the consequences often speak for themselves. Take the latest technocratic failure: Bovaer, a feed additive designed to reduce methane emissions from dairy cows, marketed as a “climate-friendly” solution. The product has now been shelved by Norwegian dairy producer Q-Meieriene after consumers flatly rejected its so-called “climate milk”. This is more than a simple story of market rejection. It’s a cautionary tale about what happens when governments, corporations and globalists push policies and products that interfere with food supplies to solve problems that may not even exist. Seeking a…
Newsweek claims US cities will be submerged by 2050, forgetting to make the same prediction for 2000 and 2020 – Watt?
A recent article in newsweekThe title “Map shows US cities that may be submerged by 2050” claims that if humans do not stop climate change, many major cities will be submerged by rising sea levels by 2050. This is wrong, just as it was made repeatedly by multiple media outlets in the decades leading up to 2000 and 2020. , parking lot or building. newsweek Point to data and maps produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): A map shows coastal cities in the northeastern United States facing increasing threats due to rising sea levels. According to the…
A strategic imperative for U.S. national security and global competitiveness—does Watt support this?
Michelle HowardPaul Siegel Allowing reforms has quickly become a top priority in Washington, becoming an urgent national security priority. The United States is grappling with the twin challenges of rising energy demand and increasing global competition, especially from China. Despite the critical role our nation's energy infrastructure plays, the United States is trapped in permitting processes that can extend important projects by years or even decades. The State Administration of Foreign Exchange's Grid Security Center emphasized that overhauling the approval and construction procedures for energy infrastructure is not only a matter of efficiency, but also an urgent issue for the…