Opinion: In February we imported more from Mexico than China (ref)Sheinbaum co-authored the Nobel-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, but her political mentor, President López Obrador, has pushed fossil fuels.
Canoo in trouble?I like the Canoo not just for it's innovative design and flexibility; butbecause they're partially backed by communities trying to create local jobs. It sounds like a great American story. But there's news about dwindling capital, overspending, poor CEO decisions and a recent bad market reaction:
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The whole hydrogen economy, I was there too. Of course, nuclear power too cheap to meter sounded good too.20 years ago, I was 100% convinced that hydrogen and fuel cells were going to be the future.
Yep, it seemed like the dumbest thing they could do. But if natural hydrogen is real, they are in an amazing position. Perhaps they are taking advice from ancestral yōkai.It is interesting that Toyota has hung in there with hydrogen vehicles.
Let us know how it goes!Next time I have lunch with Trump I'll talk to him about it.
Opinion: Too funny!Climate Wire, E&E News, pr 1, 2024, Lesley Clark. "DOJ is using 'extraordinary and oppressive efforts' to stop the Juliana youth climate case, 30 lawmakers told a federal appeals court."
The risk of mosquito-transmitted diseases such as chikungunya and dengue fever is likely to increase in England and Wales as temperatures rise. The risk that malaria may become established remains low. The risk of [Culex mosquito]-transmitted diseases such as West Nile virus could increase in the UK.
The ability to disseminate large-scale disinformation to undermine scientifically established facts poses an existential risk to humanity (A/75/982, para. 26) and endangers democratic institutions and fundamental human rights. These risks have further intensified because of rapid advancements in technology, such as generative artificial intelligence. Across the world, the United Nations is monitoring how mis- and disinformation and hate speech can threaten progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. It has become clear that business as usual is not an option.”
Globalists want conformity regarding climate change and will go to extreme lengths to marginalize, censor, and discredit dissenters. They talk a good game about enforcing universal freedom of expression, but on climate and other issues vital to their agenda, free speech is not tolerated. Though they readily acknowledge that controlling information may lead to greater levels of authoritarianism, surveillance, censorship, and the erosion of human rights, it seems they are willing to overlook these offenses to protect their precious climate agenda.…mis- and disinformation about the climate emergency are delaying urgently needed action to ensure a liveable future for the planet. Climate mis- and disinformation can be understood as false or misleading content that undercuts the scientifically agreed basis for the existence of human-induced climate change, its causes and impacts. Coordinated campaigns are seeking to deny, minimize or distract from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change scientific consensus and derail urgent action to meet the goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement. A small but vocal minority of climate science denialists continue to reject the consensus position and command an outsized presence on some digital platforms.”
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Their demonetization and censorship recommendations come even after admitting that the CARDS model is only up to 78% accurate, could not perform any fact checks on the claims made in the transcripts, and that lack of punctuation caused results to be skewed.To support the global efforts to avert climate disaster, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and X should all demonetize and de-amplify New Denial content. Demonetizing climate denial removes the economic incentives underpinning its creation and protects advertisers from bankrolling harmful content. Moreover, de-amplifying climate denial limits its reach and visibility, allowing time for fact-checking and other protective measures to be applied where content is clearly contrary to the well-established scientific consensus on climate change”
p. 34; emphasis added
CCDH polling on social media usage tested respondents’ agreement with conspiracy theory statements, including the statement: “Humans are not the main cause of global temperature increases.” CCDH found that 43% of adults and 56% of teenagers who report high activity on social media expressed agreement with that statement. This link between social media usage and conspiracist belief illustrates why urgent action is needed to prioritize information integrity on digital platforms in climate policymaking”
p. 34; emphasis added
Much of what qualifies as climate research is funded by institutions that have already bought into the doomsday mantra of impending man-made disaster. The industry is rigged to favor researchers who set out to prove “official” claims. Funding and publication are often withheld from those who do not toe this line. As a result, statistics are skewed to make it seem like there is universal consensus.Ninety-seven percent of scientists agree: #climate change is real, man-made and dangerous. Read more: http://t.co/4lEEBYtVqf
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) May 16, 2013
A massive army has been assembled to ensure that rival claims will not see the light of day for long. But why is it that the powers that be would rather falsify research, smear dissenters, and spend billions of dollars to silence critics rather than continuing to debate the issues?"The Vaccine is 100% Safe and Effective"
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— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) September 25, 2023
and yet here you are, voicing yours's and other deniers opinions. (seems all is good)but on climate and other issues vital to their agenda, free speech is not tolerated.
No. I just think that overwhelming scientific evidence is better than overwhelming social media bull shit.Still too vague. Do you think that ALL scientific.....things.....are on the up
“The Coastal Atmospheric Aerosol Research and Engagement, or CAARE, project is using specially built sprayers to shoot trillions of sea salt particles into the sky in an effort to increase the density — and reflective capacity — of marine clouds,” reports Scientific American.
“The experiment is taking place, when conditions permit, atop the USS Hornet Sea, Air & Space Museum in Alameda, California, and will run through the end of May, according to a weather modification form the team filed with federal regulators.”
The report notes that there is little data on the potential negative effects of such geoengineering projects and that they “could also harm communities and ecosystems in unexpected ways.”A solar geoengineering experiment in San Francisco could lead to brighter clouds that reflect sunlight. The risks are numerous https://t.co/53pbUSolxi
— Scientific American (@sciam) April 4, 2024
Conspiracy theorists have long claimed that such experiments have been taking place for years, even decades, with some even asserting that weather modification has been conducted via “chemtrails” released from military and commercial aircraft.“History has shown us that when we insert ourselves into modification of nature, there are always very serious unintended consequences,” said Greg Goldsmith, the associate dean for research and development at Chapman University.
Whatever your big concerns are, climate change is probably making them worse. For example, weaning the world off gas & oil removes income from countries (e.g., Russia) reducing their ability to wage wars. Inflation: The cost of Weather Disasters Probably the most concrete cost to point to is the increase we've spent on weather related disasters as shown to the right. Each years it costs us billions, had we had the foresight to spend that money on prevention we could have fixed the problem by now. |
The longer we delay, the more it costs us Because it's not urgent, we delay. As we delay more GHGs go into the atmosphere where they will live for 100s of years. So not only will the temperature go higher, but we'll have problems for longer. The only line in the graph to the right that keeps things were we are now (you know, spending $600 billion a year on weather) is the green one. Current policies, because it's not urgent, put us at 2.5 to 2.9C by 2100. Some tipping points have already started and they can push the temperature beyond expectations. Reducing emissions is a start, but what's there stays there for 100s of years unless we spend to remove it faster. That means we're already committed to 100s of years of warming. | Emissions going down doesn't halt warming |