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Greta Moves On
Greta has changed her focus from destroying the world’s energy supply to destroying Israel. ‘Greta Thunberg is no longer a climate activist – Israel-hater is the main job
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Carbon Negative Wyoming
Wyoming is the top coal producing state in the US. The governor wants to make the state “carbon negative.” “Gov. Mark Gordon is under fire from the Wyoming Freedom Caucus for comments he made about the state’s energy goals during … Continue reading
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Choosing The Right Energy Source
I traveled 1,000 miles on Saturday in a $5,000 gasoline powered truck and transported ten large boxes. None of these things would have been possible in a $60,000 Tesla.
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Settled Science
The climate gibberish being promoted by politicians and the press is always good for a laugh.
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The End Of Snow In California
Twenty years ago Katharine Hayhoe predicted the demise of skiing in California. Emissions pathways, climate change, and impacts on California | PNAS Mammoth Mountain closed in August and reopened today. A nine month long ski season. Mammoth Mountain Extends The … Continue reading
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Fleeing Desperate Circumstances
The Australian PM braved desperate circumstances to rescue Tuvalu. “Tuvalu had asked Australia to implement a migration scheme, given the risk that low-lying islands and atolls faced from rising sea levels.” Australia offers Tuvalu residents climate change visas “Farewell Tuvalu … Continue reading
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Latest Developments In Climate Science
Apparently climate change can only be stopped via communism. “To spread the message of ecological conservation and climate change, it must also recognize and fight against the hate and anger that Islamophobia promotes.” Environmental action needs to combat Islamophobia – … Continue reading
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Arctic Granted A Reprieve
“Now, climate scientists say the Arctic could be completely ice free in the summer by 2012.” – Center for Biological Diversity 2009 The Arctic Meltdown “Now climate scientists say the Arctic could be completely ice free in the summer by … Continue reading
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A Shooting Star
Caesar was my wedding present to Kirye and lived a short, full life – fathering six children and four grandchildren. At the end of September his health suddenly declined and he was diagnosed with a congenital kidney problem. Caesar passed … Continue reading
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Decline In US Flooding
According to the EPA, flooding magnitude and frequency have both declined in the US since 1965. Increased flooding frequency has occurred at 186 locations, and decreased frequency at 295 locations. Increased flooding magnitude has occurred at 216 locations, and decreased … Continue reading
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