These are the Morons Who are Running Climate with Our Government

[TerryRohrer]

https://www.gridx.AI/knowledge/what-is-dunkelflaute

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

They're going thru it again this month.

Data Centers are eating up electricity.

According to a DOE-backed report from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, U.S. data center energy use could nearly triple by 2028, eating up as much as 12% of the country’s electricity. Why? Blame AI and its insatiable hunger for powerful chips and energy-guzzling cooling systems.​

 

[Fernando]

By the way, PG&E worker checked my gas meter back in summer and saw gas leaking from the meter (spray liquid and bubbled).
Don't know when PG&E will come and fix it.
Besides it may be dangerous to breath, is the gas coming out significantly increasing my utility bill.

 

[Dublin ohio]

By the way, PG&E worker checked my gas meter back in summer and saw gas leaking from the meter (spray liquid and bubbled).
Don't know when PG&E will come and fix it.
Besides it may be dangerous to breath, is the gas coming out significantly increasing my utility bill.

There are 2 chances that it hasn't already been fixed. Slim and none and slim has already left the building

 

[Fernando]

There are 2 chances that it hasn't already been fixed. Slim and none and slim has already left the building

PG&E workers supposed to come this month but never came.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Jennifer Choe-Groves of the U.S. Court of International Trade gave until Dec. 1 of 2025 to Enel and its subsidiaries to remove 84 wind turbines west of Pawhuska and return the land to its pre-windfarm state. They ignored the mineral rights council of the Osage tribe and after 10 years in court the tribe won. Osage are one of the tribes who control mineral rights and as such mineral development (Oil) takes precedence over the wind farm. They were told at the time they needed to lease the minerals from the Osage tribe but ignored them. Osage county in Oklahoma is a separately operated reservation and county under the jurisdiction of the Dept of Indian Affairs. The oil wells in the county are not even listed with the state commission that regulates oil and gas.

 

[KHS445]

By the way, PG&E worker checked my gas meter back in summer and saw gas leaking from the meter (spray liquid and bubbled).
Don't know when PG&E will come and fix it.

Not to be too obvious, but which side of the meter is the leak on? Street side no, house side yes.
Besides it may be dangerous to breath, is the gas coming out significantly increasing my utility bill.

 

[Tom D]

In 1815, Indonesia's Mount Tambora volcano erupted, creating unprecedented hell. The Mount Tambora eruption has since been recorded as the most powerful volcanic eruption ever recorded.

The eruption of this Indonesian volcano in the early 1800s had major consequences. A huge plume of tiny solar-reflecting particles was blown high into the atmosphere, cooling the planet. And what followed is known in world history as 'the year without a summer'. Indeed, global temperatures plummeted, but crops also failed, people starved, a cholera pandemic spread and tens of thousands of people died.

And now a good 200 years later, scientists are warning that such a gigantic eruption might happen again.
'It will happen'
“The question is not even if, but when,” says Markus Stoffel, a respected climate professor at the University of Geneva, tells the Nature.com website. This time, however, such an outburst would happen in a vastly changed world, a world that is not only more densely populated.

Longer-term consequences could also be catastrophic. “A temperature drop of 1 degree Celsius may sound small, but it is an average. If we look at certain regions, the impact will be much larger,” May Chim, an earth scientist at the University of Cambridge told Nature.com.

Scientists fear complete climate chaos, marked by successive extreme weather phenomena, and even problems for aviation due to the volcanic eruption spewing sulfur dioxide through the troposphere.