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Rise of the left a sign of ‘a new international consensus’
By Dr André Thomashausen Russia’s military intervention in Ukraine on February 24 has triggered unparalleled Western measures to block and exclude not only Russia, but anything Russian as well. During his speech at the recent St Petersburg International
Access to sources of nuclear and natural gas energy can help attain green deal targets ...
Former Prime Minister and Head of the Labour Party Delegation at the Socialist and Democratic Group (S&D;) Alfred Sant voted against the revocation of the European Commission’s Taxonomy Complementary Climate Delegated Act on climate change mitigation and
Another 'atmospheric river' is heading our way: what is it?
They've powered some of New Zealand's biggest deluges in recent years, causing millions of dollars in flood damage – and another is forecast to dump more than 100mm of rain on the Bay of Plenty early this week. Now, scientists have revealed some surprising new
Hochul proves she’s a ‘Biden Democrat’ — by screwing NY on energy like prez is ...
More On: renewable energy Yes, you can blame Biden for crazy gas prices—here’s why Let them pump gas: Elitist environmentalists have contempt for working class Stop New York’s climate madness before it drives electric rates into orbit New York’s
Editorial: Virginia’s climate progress
The Virginian-Pilot | 2022-07-10, 01:27
In one of the final decisions in its recently completed term, the U.S. Supreme Court dealt a crippling blow to the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to regulate the greenhouse gases that drive global warming. Virginia is fortunate that state statutes
Biden administration releases draft environmental review for major Alaska oil project
Finger Lakes Times | 2022-07-10, 01:23
The Biden administration on has released a draft supplemental environmental review of ConocoPhillips’ giant oil prospect on Alaska’s North Slope, known as the Willow project, after a federal judge last year rejected approval for the project issued during the
Is government paying enough attention to risk?
THE assassination of former prime minister Shinzo Abe, Japan's longest-serving leader, just made the above headline so very relevant and urgent. Plainly, if the killing of a stringently secured leader by a lone murderer wielding a homemade shotgun could happen
FICTION: SANDS OF TIME
Tomb of Sand By Geetanjali Shree Translated by Daisy Rockwell ISBN: 978-0143448471 Penguin, India 696pp. Delhiite Geetanjali Shree writes in Hindi, and has authored five novels and several short stories. Her works have been translated into English, French,
Why Global Warming Morphed Into "Climate Change"
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Death toll rises to 11 in Italy glacier collapse
The death toll from a glacier collapse in the Italian Alps rose to 11, local media reported on Saturday. Search and rescue
COLUMN: Near As I Can Tell: Soda Pop
Palestine Herald-Press | 2022-07-09, 18:59
This summer feels as hot as those back in the day growing up in Gatesville when tar melted on Highway 36 and rattlers, horned toads and little boys sought shade wherever they could find it. In articles I read, somebody is always saying the excess heat comes
SAUSER: A long, strange trip from right to left
Rapid City Journal | 2022-07-09, 17:50
Paul Sauser American evangelicals love Donald Trump, a man who is plainly not representative of Christian principles. I’ve thought of myself as an evangelical and a conservative since 1974. Now, I don’t know. As someone who has lived most of his life in rural,
Is it hot enough for ya?
Times Enterprise | 2022-07-09, 16:53
I’m not here today to debate global warming or anything else. I want to simply elaborate on the following statement: ...
Michael Crichton: science is not done by consensus
Renowned author and climate skeptic Michael Crichton said in 2003 there is no place for consensus in science, and he is absolutely right. You don’t do science by consensus. It isn’t a vote. Do a Google search for the term “global warming consensus”
Iowa must step up on climate change
The U.S. Supreme Court recently dealt a serious blow to federal efforts to combat climate change, curbing the power of the Environmental Protection Agency to pursue rules cutting greenhouse gas emissions. It’s thrown the question of regulatory authority to a
Letters to the editor, July 9, 2022
Rapid City Journal | 2022-07-09, 12:31
Letters to the editor, July 9, 2022 Should Vargo resign? Pennington County currently has a “temporary” states attorney. Governor Kristi Noem appointed Pennington County States Attorney Mark Vargo to the Attorney General position after he successfully conducted
State judge blocks Wolf’s Administration’s signature play to continue the fight against climate change
A state judge has entered an injunction that will block Gov. Tom Wolf’s second-term crusade to ramp up Pennsylvania’s role in the worldwide struggle against climate change. Commonwealth Court Judge Michael Wojcik’s ruling prevents, for now, the state from
Guest Opinion: Supreme court should know actions have consequences
The Keene Sentinel | 2022-07-09, 11:55
It was like standing alone on a nuclear landscape. Like being in the center of a dystopian nightmare. Like being on a sinking ship without a life vest. At least that’s how it felt to me as the Supreme Court’s decisions were handed down, one after the other in
Volusia Tiger Bay hosts debates for candidates for School Board, Legislature, Congress
Daytona Beach News-Journal | 2022-07-09, 11:52
DAYTONA BEACH — Tiger Bay Club of Volusia County promised "A Night of Political Fireworks," and while the six mini-debates — one-minute intros and three, two-minute questions — between congressional candidates and Volusia County School Board
What the Supreme Court's EPA ruling means for emissions in the state
The Doylestown Intelligencer | 2022-07-09, 11:02
Show Caption Hide Caption Climate scientists say Supreme Court ruling will endanger public health Climate scientists warn that rolling back the EPA's ability to enforce rules on coal-fired power plants "will have a catastrophic toll on human health."
Today in history
The Logan Daily News | 2022-07-09, 10:52
Today is Saturday, July 9, the 190th day of 2022. There are 175 days left in the year. Today’s Highlight in History: On July 9, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was read aloud to Gen. George Washington’s troops in New York. On this date: In 1918, 101
Tribune editorial: Court ruling against EPA ups the stakes
The Bismarck Tribune | 2022-07-09, 07:46
North Dakota Republican officeholders and energy officials are jubilant after the U.S. Supreme Court limited the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to implement the nation’s main anti-air pollution law. The EPA’s enforcement was seen as a threat to the
None Worse for the Wear
Todd Hayen I just got off zooming today with a lawyer friend of mine. He seems to be a nice guy but rather “play it by the book” (as these types are wont to be). Through the course of conversation I had to reveal that I am unvaccinated (he had just come from
Around the nation
Decatur Daily | 2022-07-09, 07:08
The Washington Post says that, after the abortion ruling, digital privacy is more important than ever In the 21st century, our phones might know we are pregnant before the people closest to us do — a reality that, with the overturning of Roe v. Wade, has
Grove of giant sequoias threatened by California wildfire
SYDNEY (AP) — Australia's government said Monday it was willing to pay “whatever it takes” to help communities recover from deadly wildfires that have ravaged the country. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the government was committing an extra 2 billion
Settling in
Gettysburg Times | 2022-07-09, 05:46
Jim Hale Editor D.K. Thomas called me to her cubicle the other night to take a look at something. Of course, I figured it was something to do with the newspaper. But instead, she pointed out an astonishing pattern of light on her desktop. It was an infinitely
Moore: Biden’s Green New Deal increases greenhouse gases
After more than a decade of declining carbon emissions here in the United States, in 2021, President Biden’s first year in office, emissions rose. Not only have Biden’s energy policies been a disaster for our economy and national security as we
U.S. biggest reservoir hits historic low level amid megadrought
Photo taken on July 5, 2022 shows a white band of dried rocks around Lake Mead near Echo Bay in Nevada, the United States. (Photo by Zeng Hui/Xinhua) LOS ANGELES, July 8 (Xinhua) -- Surrounded by a white band of dried rocks, the vast drop in water levels is
When Sand Covered a Chinese City & a Solar Flare 'Stopped Satellites': As Amarnath Cloudburst ...
Experts around the world
Poet Paul Muldoon: ‘I was talking to this guy and said to him, “I know you from somewhere. What’s your name?” He said, “Ben.” So I said, “What’s your second name?” He said “Stiller”’
Born in Co Armagh, Paul Muldoon has had more than 30 collections of poetry published and won a Pulitzer Prize for poetry. He is professor in humanities at Princeton University and lives in New York with his wife, the novelist Jean Hanff Korelitz. Being stepped
