Global Climate Changes

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The most accurate tech finally available when we need it the most.


May 22, 2025


In my 30 years at the National Weather Service, we’ve never had more advanced models and warning systems in place to monitor the weather,” said NOAA’s National Weather Service Director Ken Graham. “This outlook is a call to action: be prepared. Take proactive steps now to make a plan and gather supplies to ensure you're ready before a storm threatens."


The weather app I have for CarPlay was so bored it has been alerting me of hurricanes in the pacific for 8 weeks.
 

GJNorman1

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Over the summer, the Trump administration ordered Orsted to halt construction on its Revolution Wind project off the coast of Rhode Island — which was 80% complete and set to power more than 350,000 homes. A U.S. court overturned that order last month.

In September, Orsted cut its full-year guidance, citing lower-than-normal offshore wind speeds across its offshore portfolio.

“Today, we’ve told our employees that from now and until the end of 2027, we’ll be saying goodbye to many skilled and valued colleagues who’ve contributed greatly to Ørsted,” Rasmus Errboe, the company’s CEO, said in a statement on Thursday.

Orsted currently employs around 8,000 people worldwide, and said it would reduce its headcount by 500 before the end of this year, culminating in a total of 2,000 reductions. The firm will trim employee numbers through natural attrition, cutting positions, divestment, outsourcing, and layoffs, it said.
 

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Over the summer, the Trump administration ordered Orsted to halt construction on its Revolution Wind project off the coast of Rhode Island — which was 80% complete and set to power more than 350,000 homes. A U.S. court overturned that order last month.

In September, Orsted cut its full-year guidance, citing lower-than-normal offshore wind speeds across its offshore portfolio.

“Today, we’ve told our employees that from now and until the end of 2027, we’ll be saying goodbye to many skilled and valued colleagues who’ve contributed greatly to Ørsted,” Rasmus Errboe, the company’s CEO, said in a statement on Thursday.

Orsted currently employs around 8,000 people worldwide, and said it would reduce its headcount by 500 before the end of this year, culminating in a total of 2,000 reductions. The firm will trim employee numbers through natural attrition, cutting positions, divestment, outsourcing, and layoffs, it said.

Damn wind.
 

JumperJack.

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Over the summer, the Trump administration ordered Orsted to halt construction on its Revolution Wind project off the coast of Rhode Island — which was 80% complete and set to power more than 350,000 homes. A U.S. court overturned that order last month.

In September, Orsted cut its full-year guidance, citing lower-than-normal offshore wind speeds across its offshore portfolio.

“Today, we’ve told our employees that from now and until the end of 2027, we’ll be saying goodbye to many skilled and valued colleagues who’ve contributed greatly to Ørsted,” Rasmus Errboe, the company’s CEO, said in a statement on Thursday.

Orsted currently employs around 8,000 people worldwide, and said it would reduce its headcount by 500 before the end of this year, culminating in a total of 2,000 reductions. The firm will trim employee numbers through natural attrition, cutting positions, divestment, outsourcing, and layoffs, it said.
You know what always provides energy? Nuclear and fossil fuels.
 

megablue

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Here is an AI response to "do scientists deny climate change?" ... it seems most reasonable to me:

The overwhelming majority of climate scientists agree that climate change is happening and is caused by human activity; the idea of widespread scientific denial is a misconception. The scientific consensus is that human activities, such as the burning of fossil fuels, are the principal cause of global warming. While there is debate on the speed of future impacts, this is not a denial of the core science, and many prominent scientific organizations worldwide have issued public statements supporting this consensus.

  • Overwhelming consensus:
    Numerous studies have shown that between 97% and 99.9% of actively publishing climate scientists agree that climate change is real and human-caused.

  • Major organizations agree:
    Major scientific organizations, including the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and national science academies, have all issued statements affirming the scientific consensus on climate change.

  • Points of debate are not denial:
    Disagreements among scientists do exist, but they are generally about specific details, such as the precise timing of future impacts or the best ways to address climate change, not about whether it is happening or if humans are the primary cause.

  • Origins of the "no consensus" myth:
    The notion that there is no consensus is a tactic used by those who deny climate change to sow doubt. This has been linked to organized campaigns by special interest groups to cast doubt on the science of climate change.
 

IdaCat

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END THREAD/

After wasting $ trillions and destroying economies and societies, there's no longer any money in the corrupt Climate Scam. I'm guessing the $h!tbags now think AI is a better tool to reach globalist authoritarian control.

Now He Tells Us: Bill Gates Backflips and Says ‘Climate Change’ No Threat to Humanity After All

 

BBlueD

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END THREAD/

After wasting $ trillions and destroying economies and societies, there's no longer any money in the corrupt Climate Scam. I'm guessing the $h!tbags now think AI is a better tool to reach globalist authoritarian control.

Now He Tells Us: Bill Gates Backflips and Says ‘Climate Change’ No Threat to Humanity After All





Quite the pivot now that OLIGAWKY needs reliable power.

For all that won't believe Breitbart:




There was that chick at the last wef that said climate change was too complicated( they had fooled all they could fool) and they needed something more relatable to cause change. I think she stated water quality?
 
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Nightwish

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Economies and societies were destroyed in the name of climate change?

This is when I get to say that both extremes on either side are pretty similar yet neither side realizes it (or cares). One extreme wants us to believe we're on the verge of world collapse and the other extreme is claiming economies and literal societies have been destroyed. Destroyed.

Mind you, the talking point is destruction on the very afternoon Jamaica is taking on a high end Cat 5 hurricane and seeing actual destruction.
 
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Read recent WSJ article that improved geothermal technologies are showing signs of promise.
 

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Follow the money. While the climatista's for some reason are horrified by clean nuclear energy, I think Gates is loading up on small modular reactors which will power his data/AI centers. Heck, he even reactivated 3 Mile Island which set back nuclear until now.

However, it is also true that most of the radiation was contained, and the actual release had a negligible effect on the environment and public health, with no deaths or discernible health effects attributed to the accident.
 
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Beatle Bum

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Economies and societies were destroyed in the name of climate change?


Mind you, the talking point is destruction on the very afternoon Jamaica is taking on a high end Cat 5 hurricane and seeing actual destruction.
I remember when there were no hurricanes. Damn you carbon!!
 
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An “unexpected” 14 degree drop in temperature between 2003 and 2018. Neptune’s 40 earth-year summer is confusing researchers. They expected a gradual increase in temperatures. Then, between 2018 and 2020, there was a raise by 20 degrees. This kind of polar warming has never been seen on Neptune until now. Neptune’s average temp is a chilly -340 degree Fahrenheit. Researchers still don’t know what is causing the temperature shifts.
She called Mother Nature. But can the media blame Trump like they always do.
 

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Economies and societies were destroyed in the name of climate change?

This is when I get to say that both extremes on either side are pretty similar yet neither side realizes it (or cares). One extreme wants us to believe we're on the verge of world collapse and the other extreme is claiming economies and literal societies have been destroyed. Destroyed.

Mind you, the talking point is destruction on the very afternoon Jamaica is taking on a high end Cat 5 hurricane and seeing actual destruction.
Yes, its called hurricane season...it happens every year. In fact, this is one of the mildest sessons in recent years. The weather is not the climate, hurricanes making landfall doesn't mean worse climate conditions.

Thats the entire problem...its a religion. Is Jesus the son of God, is Muhammed a prophet, is hurricane climate change? It's all the same. So much so that the lunatics are going as far as child sacrifice for their God, or atlesdt in terms of not having children. Just insane ppl.
 
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Oh no. He knew he was wrong years ago. He's just getting ahead of the curve now.

Its going to be funny watching everyone do mental gymnastics over his reversal and still demand people adhere to this insanity.

When that goblin Thunberg went from "How dare you question climate warming!" to "Free Palestine", that should have been the canary in the coal mine moment for most of these oafs.