Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.
Author: cne4h
The Baltimore area was shrouded in thick fog, reducing visibility to a quarter mile or less during the morning commute.Much of the state is under a dense fog warning until noon Tuesday, and then the rain will reach the Baltimore area, according to the National Weather Service. Driving in poor visibility can be dangerous, so drivers should use caution.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]The Baltimore City Department of Transportation shared a post on social media platform X encouraging drivers to slow down, maintain a safe parking distance and use low beam headlights. The department said motorists should never use…
West Coast Style Blog: An analysis of the strong winds of Northern Elte in the Sea of Cortez, Baja.
Bottom line: Once the clouds clear, the wind gusts outside are the most reliable and strongest. The temperature in Punta Bufeo in the far north has reached 28g37. Watch our Rasta Beach Sensor for early warnings! Today’s recipe: 1. High pressure in the Great Basin drives NNW winds toward the Sea of Cortez. 2. Low pressure south of Cabo draws winds to the east corner of Baja. 3. Tight isobars mean strong surface winds, strong NNE winds at 1000 feet mean gusty winds. 4. The funnel-shaped mountains of Baja wind toward us. 5. The wind is very strong from Rasta…
The U.S. Department of the Interior said it will hold an oil and gas auction covering 400,000 acres in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) on January 9, just weeks before President-elect Trump takes office. [emphasis, links added] On Monday, the Interior Ministry issued a record of decision and notice of lease sale, allowing the auction to be held before the end of the year. The department will auction 400,000 of the 1.6 million acres of available land, the minimum required under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. In 2017, Congress directed the department to hold two regional…
Korean companies reconsider U.S. electric vehicle battery plants ahead of Trump's inauguration
South Korean companies are reconsidering investments in building electric vehicle (EV) battery plants in the United States, according to Bloomberg. [emphasis, links added] According to Bloomberg, some South Korean companies have slowed or halted the construction of some U.S. battery factories due to concerns about slowing demand for electric vehicles and President-elect Donald Trump's upcoming return to the White House. Trump's proposed tax credit cuts would benefit electric vehicle manufacturers, leading some South Korean companies to reconsider their $54 billion U.S. investment plans. According to Bloomberg, the price of lithium, the main mineral used in electric vehicle batteries, has fallen…
motto of our determination “Walk towards the fire. Don't worry about what they call you.” – Andrew Breitbart | Read More Follow WUWT via email Join 19,600 other subscribers Copyright statement The material on this website is Copyright © 2006-2024 by Anthony Watts and may not be stored or archived separately, retransmitted, or republished without written permission. For permission, please contact us. See the “About” > “Contact” menu under the title. All rights reserved worldwide. Certain materials provided by contributors may contain additional copyrights from their respective companies or organizations. Source link
Some high school students spend their summers working as lifeguards or bagging groceries. But in the town of Thornton, Illinois, some students are getting paid to learn the skills they need to work in energy efficiency over the summer. Johnson: “If college is not their next step, they can be hired by any energy efficiency weatherization company or company right out of high school.” Darnell Johnson helped develop the Green Generation. It's a three-summer program that primarily targets Black and brown communities, who he said are less likely to have access to clean energy and energy efficiency. Through the program,…
From the Daily Skeptic Author: David Telfer Last week I stumbled upon a government repository I had never heard of before, the Subsidy Controls Transparency Repository. The database was mentioned in an update email from DESNZ, telling me that the results for Allocation CFD Round 6 (AR6) had been loaded into the database. Of course, my curiosity got the better of me and I had to dig deeper to see what other net-zero and energy-related subsidies might be lurking there. in the video whiskey galorethe SS Cabinet Minister ran aground and its load of whiskey was harvested by the locals.…
China is building coal-fired power plants at an alarming rate, adding two new coal-fired power plants every week! Ronald Stein, PE He is an engineer, energy literacy columnist for America Out Loud NEWS, energy literacy consultant for the Heartland Institute and CFACT, and co-author of the Pulitzer Prize-nominated book “Clean Energy Development.” . George Harris Executive Director of the Montana Coal Commission beginning September 2022. He served as executive budget director for the Montana Governor’s Budget Office. He has served as a national risk manager and served as president of the National Risk Managers Association. co-creator Ronald, and George Harris…
Please note, Voice of America, the lawsuit brought by the island nation to the International Court of Justice over sea level rise is meaningless and pointless–what good is it?
The Voice of America claimed in the article “Big Polluters and Small Island Countries Conflict on Climate Change” that climate change threatens the survival of Pacific island countries due to rising sea levels, and other countries should compensate them. , such as the United States. This statement is wrong and lacks any scientific basis. Data refutes any claims by island nations that they are losing land to rising sea levels Voice of America stated: Nearly 100 countries and more than a dozen intergovernmental organizations will give evidence in the two-week legal process, which begins on Monday and ends on December…
from masterresource Author: Robert Bradley Jr. “Climate exaggeration and extremism are both unpopular, and the public will lash out at any social disruption by the Climate Church.” Michael Mezzatesta, a self-described “economic and climate educator… who shares ideas for a better future,” urged the fragmented and failing climate movement to regroup and up the ante. “The silver lining of this election outcome is that America's progressive resistance is about to get a major boost,” he posted on social media. “I predict that this is going to be a big four years for progressive organizing and the labor movement, and it’s…