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“Russia replaces Saudi Arabia as China’s biggest crude oil supplier” Russia replaces Saudi Arabia as China’s biggest crude oil supplier | Business Standard News

“The United States has an abundance of both coal natural gas. Yet, natural gas is imported to Boston’s LNG facility from Russia, Canada, and the Caribbean at great cost due to the lack of pipeline capacity.” Why Does Boston Buy … Continue reading →

Going along with globalist scams is proving very expensive  for many countries. “Make no mistake, we are in a very serious situation and we may end up in a real gas supply crisis. And that means that companies that are … Continue reading →

Fifty years ago this week was the Watergate break in. The New York Times, Washington Post and Democrats in general were outraged and ran President Nixon out of office. They said the problem wasn’t so much the break-in, but rather … Continue reading →

“Germany has to cut natural gas consumption and increase the burning of coal as the country moves away from its dependence on Russia for its energy supplies, Economy Minister Robert Habeck announced Sunday.” Germany to fire up coal plants as … Continue reading →

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming will partially reopen this week after historic flooding. Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado has closures due to flooding. Flooding from snowmelt leads to Rocky Mountain National Park closures, tubing restrictions in St. Vrain River | … Continue reading →

The Greenland Ice Sheet has a very short melt season, which normally begins in early June. This year the ice surface is continuing to gain mass on the summer solstice and is above average accumulation for the fourth year of … Continue reading →

This article was written during the record heatwave and drought of July, 1901 which was the second hottest July since 1895 in the US. “FERVENT PRAYERS FOR RAIN ARE OFFERED IN MISSOURI. Third Time in State’s History That Such Appeals … Continue reading →

Upala and Toki grow increasingly concerned about the climate emergency. “Another Ice Age?    Monday, Jun 24, 1974 Telltale signs are everywhere —from the unexpected persistence and thickness of pack ice in the waters around Iceland to the southward migration … Continue reading →