These are the Morons Who are Running Climate with Our Government

[Terrel L. Shields]

 

[Elliott]

" Gas Price Predictions: Brace Yourself for a $1-Per-Gallon Surge

An analyst warns of $1-per-gallon price spike in midwestern states
2d ago · By Shrey Dua, InvestorPlace Assistant News Writer

-Gas prices are top of mind following Saudi Arabia’s announcement that it will extend its oil production cuts.
-Some believe gas prices may increase by as much as a dollar in some regions.
-Should this happen, expect national gas prices to reach new seasonal highs.

Indeed, GasBuddy’s Patric DeHaan, head of petroleum analysis, believes the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) may need to step in to issue fuel waivers as fuel costs spike across numerous southern and midwestern states, including Oklahoma, Missouri, Montana and more.

“ALERT: #GasPrices will likely rise 25-75c/gal in OK, MO, SD, ND, NE, MN and KS over the next few days. Some stations may go up closer to $1/gal as the wholesale price of gasoline is spiking in this region. EPA should move to issue fuel waivers ASAP,” DeHaan posted to X, formerly Twitter, Thursday."

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

EPA should move to issue fuel waivers ASAP,”

It is OK to use ethanol, but when you mandate the sources of the ethanol between ethanol produced by startch sugary things like corn, etc. vs ethanol mandated to come from woodier stock like switchgrass and wood chips, you f up. Cellulosic ethanol is very short supply and mostly imported, some cost more than gasoline costs and cellulosic is 2 to 3x more expensive than starchy ethanol costs. Therefore the small refiners forced to use cellulosic ethanol cannot compete and often have to pay fines for not having sufficient supply of it.

 

[djd09]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1700885355237626261

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Yep, Ole Joe assured us that 1.5 degrees warming is worse than nuclear war...WHAT???? And we've seen only 1.5 degrees since 1860 when the Little Ice Age (LIA) ended. No one is predicting 1.5 degrees warming in the next 10 years - not even the IPCC - keepers of the climate faith

 

[Meandering]

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Climate researcher admits that he ignored other causes to make sure his paper was published by Woke editors...

Climate scientist says media manipulates truth about global warming

A climate change scientist has claimed the world's leading academic journals reject papers which don't 'support certain narratives' about the issue and instead favor 'distorted' research.

www.dailymail.co.uk

A climate change scientist has claimed the world's leading academic journals reject papers which don't 'support certain narratives' about the issue and instead favor 'distorted' research which hypes up dangers rather than solutions.​

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Patrick T. Brown, a lecturer at Johns Hopkins University and doctor of earth and climate sciences, said editors at Nature and Science - two of the most prestigious scientific journals - select 'climate papers that support certain preapproved narratives'.​

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In an article for The Free Press, Brown likened the approach to the way 'the press focus so intently on climate change as the root cause' of wildfires, including the recent devastating fires in Hawaii. He pointed out research that said 80 percent of wildfires are ignited by humans.​

 

[Meandering]

Arizona is hit by huge MONSOON that saw Phoenix battered by torrential rain and wind that uprooted trees and destroyed PLANES, days after city broke heatwave record​

Arizona was drenched by a monsoon on Tuesday evening, with strong winds downing power lines, ripping up trees and flipping over light aircraft. Videos shared on social media showed downed power lines, falling trees, and people sheltering from the downpour. At the peak of the outages, more than 32,000 people were without power on Tuesday night. It comes as East Coast residents watch Hurricane Lee, which is expected to reach northern Maine on Saturday. The heavy rain happened three days after Phoenix hit a new heat record, with the temperature reaching 110F on Saturday.

• Videos shared on social media showed downed power lines and people sheltering from the downpour, with light aircraft near Mesa flipped over
• On Wednesday morning, some roads remained closed: at the peak of the downpour, 32,000 people in Arizona were without power

 

[Charles West]

$6.19 for Chevron premium in Murphys, CA last week.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]