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The hurricane season in the Atlantic officially begins on June 1 and is until November 30, 2025. According to the forecasts of Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), it is expected to be more active than normal, with 13 to 19 storms in 13 to 19 storms, of which 6 to 10 can be hurricanes, between 3 and 5, 3 or higher categories (Category higher (Category higher) (Category higher) (Category higher) (3 or categories) (3 or categories) (Category) (Category) (One category) (One category) (One category) (One category) (One category) (One category) (One category) (One category) (One category) (One category) (One category)…
Transcript: In the Imperial Valley area of Southern California, deep groundwater reservoirs contain a large amount of lithium. This mineral is crucial to making batteries, and demand for batteries is growing as the electric vehicle industry expands. Several companies are developing plans to extract the lithium, and a project broke down. Pastor: “There is a good chance that this area will bring about a major prosperity that could bring about major economic activity. But whether it actually benefits residents… is more uncertain.” Pastor Manuel of the University of Southern California is co-author of a new book on the emerging lithium…
A storm of misinformation Arriving on June 1, marking the official start of hurricane season…like clockwork, it is the beginning of another season of climate propaganda. [emphasis, links added] For media and climate industrial complexes, every low-pressure system is an opportunity to drive fear-driven narratives: hurricanes are becoming stronger, more frequent and more deadly due to human-induced climate change. But here's the problem: warmth itself is not particularly dangerous. In itself, the gradual rise in global average temperatures does not inspire panic…it cannot justify emergency statements or trillion-dollar policies. That's why the IPCC and its media allies must link warming…
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D. [emphasis, links added] Crockett's comments were held at a Kids Subcommittee hearing that examined how nonprofits abuse government funds in pursuit of left-wing programs. They came after several Republicans and hearing witnesses criticized the EPA climate grant, which was first made Washington free beacon, Awarded to the Group Power Forward Community in 2024 with Abrams. Crockett said the criticism was related to race and a potential third Abrams Governor’s campaign in 2026. “Hearding comments about Stacey Abrams did let me go,” Crockett said at a hearing Wednesday. “A lot of the time, when we get into…
Terrifying summer wildfires once again destroyed large swaths of Canada’s vast forests, frequently emitting unhealthy smoke into the United States. As fire hazards are at high levels in most parts of Canada, we can expect these major fireworks to continue burning for a long time. Additionally, remote fire forecasts require higher-average fire risk in many forested areas in western Canada and western United States this summer, and we should expect poor air quality differences in wildfire smoke in most parts of North America. Unlike activities during the Canadian wildfire season in 2023, when wildfire activity was concentrated in the West…
Net Zero Spikes: Five Reasons for Net Zero Net Zero Will Break Out UK The Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) released today. It describes how the UK's net zero target lockdown is locked at higher energy prices and forces ministers to limit public choices. [emphasis, links added] In this abominable new analysis, GWPF policy chief Harry Wilkinson outlines how it can be rooted in the Climate Change Act, raising energy prices, undermining industrial competitiveness and depriving energy sovereignty Britain of its net zero policy. “With admirable justice, Wilkinson explains the devastating cost of the net cost.” Steve Baker, The chief…
New York's grid faces a growing reliability crisis due to the state's green energy mandate, while demand from fossil fuel plants is forced to offline, according to a new report from the state's grid operators. [emphasis, links added] As New York moves toward a zero-emission mission in 2040, the state's grid operator warned in a Monday report that if conditions are correct, reliable fossil fuel generation forces reliable fossil fuels to produce premature births. NYISO said the state should consider increasing the generation of fossil fuel generation to avoid the dual risks of aging infrastructure and rising demand, warning that…
Transcript: [Clip from the second movement, “Gloria”] From Gregorian hymns to gospel hymns, Christian liturgy has long been inspired by Christian liturgy. This spring, a new chorus based on the Catholic masses premiered at Loyola University in Chicago. It was inspired by the encyclopedia of former Pope Francis, laudato si', which urged the world to take action on climate change. Lee: “I’ve always been interested in writing something about our environmental and climate crisis.” Dongryul Lee formed Missa Laudato Si', conducted by the University Choir and the New Earth Ensemble of the Ecological Project. He not only used the traditional…
The Trump administration has adopted an ostrich-like attitude toward climate change. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency must publish reports on the country's annual sources of climate pollution from April 15 to April 15. It didn't happen this year. However, the recently completed reports have been made public due to requirements for the Freedom of Information Act request submitted by the Environmental Defense Fund. This latest U.S. greenhouse gas inventory report provides detailed details about U.S. emissions in 2023. It is not clear why the government withheld the report, which has been completed, so its suppression has no budgetary interest. But…
Incredibly extreme and popular climate scenarios RCP8.5 last week on President Trump’s executive order “restores gold standard science.” [emphasis, links added] Ironically, the Trump administration’s characteristics of RCP8.5 have not fully met the “gold standard” or even the “bronze standard”. EO points out: [Federal a]Gencies used Representative Concentration Pathway (RCP) Scheme 8.5 to assess the potential impact of climate change in “higher” warming scenarios. RCP 8.5 is a worst-case scenario based on extremely unlikely assumptions such as coal use at the end of the century, exceeding estimates of recoverable coal reserves. Scientists warn that using RCP 8.5 as a possible…