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Daily Skeptics By Tilak Doshi British documents recently presented stories about the punishments that London drivers paid under Sadiq Khan's Ulez (ultra-low emission zone) plan. Under the scheme, the daily cost of old petrol and diesel vehicles entering the area is £12.50. The headline of GB News reads: “Ulez of Sadiq Khan believes that the driver forked out millions of penalties, although it is not “making money.” Freedom of information requirements show that living in London The Uris fine has raised more than £70 million. Ulez plans to launch central London in 2019. After the expansion of the plan in…

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Earth.com published a story claiming that climate change is causing cocoa production to fall in West and Central Africa. This is wrong. [emphasis, links added] Data show that cocoa production has increased rather than decreased over the past few decades. Part of this is in these areas and under improved growth conditions of carbon dioxide fertilization. In the story of Earth.com, “cocoa production in Africa is under extreme climate pressure,” author Andrei Ionescu references a study published in agriculture and forest meteorology, which Research claims climate change possible Production in West and Central Africa fell by 50%, and the region…

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The National Weather Service was in the Baltimore area under the Wind Consultant before noon Monday, continuing toward Maryland's power lines and power lines at a rate of 50 mph.According to the Weather Bureau, gusts at BWI Marshall Airport are expected to have winds of 21 to 23 mph on Monday, with 46 mph.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]These fast winds will continue for much of the week and are part of Arctic air forecasts that can bring strong winds and winter weather to much of the East Coast. While scattered volumes are expected Monday morning, it is expected…

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Transcript: To protect endangered species, it is crucial to understand the specific habitats they need. For example, desert turtles require hot dry conditions – but that's not the case Hot and dry, its flowers wither and die. So when federal agencies list a species as threatened or endangered, it maps areas that provide what are called critical habitats. The name helps guide conservation efforts. Weber: “But most of the critical habitats are developed without taking into account climate change.” Ted Weber, a nonprofit defender of wildlife, said drought, heat and sea level rise are changing many areas. Weber: “It may…

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Tough times are around us. For ourselves, our communities and the planet, resilience is key to lasting, recovering and transforming during difficult times. What is elasticity? Resilience is the hidden inner strength revealed in the most difficult times of life, which allows us to grieve healthily through setbacks, through challenges, endure hardships or through losses. Noriko Morita Harth, director of the UC San Diego Mindfulness Center and Mindfulness Teacher, describes this in this way: “Personal resilience when we face challenges or difficulties in life It is the ability to recover and grow. It is not about avoiding challenges, it is…

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From Notrickszone By P Gosselin Green pie lands in the sky dreamy collapse track Reality. Like communism in the 20th century, the Green Revolution produced infinite fantasies, commitments and unrealistic dreams. When the test of reality, amateur plans that look great on paper look totally nonsense. Power outage news report on the latest green wake-up call: European aviation giant Airbus has stopped developing a hydrogen-powered aircraft, which was originally scheduled to be launched in 2035, has been cancelled. The main reason for the cessation was reportedly the lack of necessary hydrogen infrastructure. In short: Planners realize that it is financially…

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From the Daily Caller Ireland OwensContributors President Donald Trump calls for a reversal of several Biden-era green energy regulations on household appliances. Trump announced in a post on the Truth Society on Tuesday that he is directing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) secretary Lee Zeldin to begin reversing water standards regulations on household appliances, including sinks, dishwashers, showers and a washing machine. Trump's announcement comes from a series of executive actions since returning to the White House to overturn many of the Biden-era green energy policies. “I hereby instruct Secretary Lee Zeldin to return immediately to my environment orders, which…

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In the Baltimore area, there are over 100,000 homes and businesses that are powerless due to strong, harmful winds, gusts of damage to power lines, falling trees, dump poles, etc.Anne Arundel had 24,667 customers without power as of 6:30 p.m. Sunday, according to Baltimore Gas & Electric Co., Ltd.; 15,288 in the city of Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.; 31,049 in Baltimore County; Carro 8,856 in Harford County; 8,237 in Howard County; and 15,906 in Howard County.The utility said in a press release Sunday night that BGE is adding crew to deal with the losses.”Removing tree debris must be done…

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Daily Skeptics By Sallust As everyone must know now, in the net worth of rapidity to pureness, where the energy is transmitted to zero, only British consumers and voters are best invisible. It seems hundreds of acres of forest were torn apart in North Carolina to produce woody wood and then poured into a hunger furnace at Drax Power Station in the UK. this mail There is a story: About 280 acres of pristine and ecologically important wetland forests – a mixture of oak, maple, pecan, cypress and pine have disappeared, as if torn apart by the looted monster. All…

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Eric Worrall's paper In 2014, NOAA blamed high sea ice on global warming. Now, the NSIDC accuses of recording low sea ice on global warming. The sea ice in the world falls very low Mark Poynting and Erwan Rivault BBC Climate and Verify Data News Team Satellite data show that the world's frozen oceans help keep the earth cool and currently have less ice than previously recorded. The sea ice around the Arctic and Antarctic is like a huge mirror, bringing most of the energy back into space, just like a huge mirror. However, as the temperature increases, this bright…

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