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On February 2, 1952 Florida was hit by a tropical storm with 70 MPH sustained winds.  It was the only known tropical storm to hit the US before May.

1952 Groundhog Day tropical storm – Wikipedia

“Global green energy company Siemens Gamesa reported Thursday that it had lost a staggering $967 million during the three-month period from between October to December. The Germany-based company, which dubs itself as “the global leader in offshore power generation,” noted the wind industry has faced various unfavorable pressures leading to negative growth in recent months and years, in its earnings report for the first quarter of fiscal year 2023 released Thursday morning. The company added that governments would need to further assist the industry to ensure future positive growth.”

Massive green energy company reports nearly $1 billion in losses, calls for ‘further governmental action’ | Fox News

The LA Times blames high energy prices on “the instability of fossil fuels”

Editorial: Soaring utility bill? Blame the instability of fossil fuels – Los Angeles Times

Walz signs bill to make Minnesota carbon-free by 2040

“On a calm, sunny day last June, Mike Willey was feeding his cattle when he got a call from the local sheriff’s dispatcher. A motorist had reported that one of the huge turbines at a nearby wind farm had collapsed in dramatic fashion. Willey, chief of the volunteer fire department in Ames, 90 miles northwest of Oklahoma City, set out to survey the scene.

The steel tower, which once stood hundreds of feet tall, was buckled in half, and the turbine blades, whose rotation took the machine higher than the Statue of Liberty, were splayed across the wheat field below. The turbine, made by General Electric Co., had been in operation less than a year. “It fell pretty much right on top of itself,” Willey says.”

Wind Turbine Farms Power Giant Tower Collapse News – Bloomberg

Sabotaging pipelines seems to be a favorite activity of this administration.

How America Took Out The Nord Stream Pipeline

“”Cricket soy sauce” using about 482 crickets per bottle is finally completed. Manufactured by Masuzuka Miso (Noda Miso Shoten), a 92-year-old brewery in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture (4th generation, Yoshinari Noda). From November 1st, sales will start in limited quantities”

“Cricket soy sauce” made by fermenting crickets is finally completed, and insect food “ANTCICADA” is developed. Sales start from November 1st. ?Join Earth Co., Ltd. press release

Are off-shore wind farms causing unprecedented whale deaths? | Fox News Video

Endangered Whales Seen at Risk From New England Offshore Wind Farms – Bloomberg