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Tag Archives: climate-change
Henry’s Law proof experiment for judge, jury and scientist: with Grok 3 beta
Abstract This thought experiment investigates the absorption of CO2 in a closed system to replicate open ocean buffering conditions without winds, currents, or temperature variations. A flask at STP (1 atm, 25°C) initially contains 0.5 L of air headspace (400 … Continue reading
How the Green Energy Transition Makes You Poorer: Crony capitalism at work
by Matt Ridley (bio below) A leaked government analysis has found that Net Zero could crash the economy, reducing GDP by a massive 10% by 2030. Yet the spectacular thing about this analysis is that it expects this to happen … Continue reading
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Tagged climate-change, crony capitalism, Economics, energy, environment, global-warming, Net Zero, Politics, renewable-energy, science, sustainability
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Low Energy-IQ Politicians, Be Gone! Reblog of post by Ron Clutz with added comment
Bud: What is the difference and meaning of buffered vs unbuffered EROI? Grok 3 beta (03/20/2025 1:10 PM HST): In the context of energy systems, EROI stands for Energy Return on Investment, a metric used to evaluate the efficiency of … Continue reading
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Canada Facing Fork in the Road
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Lecture by Emeritus Prof Kees de Lange on the climate scam
Thursday, February 27, 2025 You may be interested in this lecture from yesterday’s Zoom call by Dr. Kees de Lange, a scientist and also a Dutch politician. He is properly introduced in the video. I attended live along with John … Continue reading
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Today’s discussion with Grok 3 beta AI engine: ICLEI and Henry’s Law
Grok 3 beta February 22, 2025 ICLEI, or Local Governments for Sustainability, gets its funding from a mix of sources that keep its operations humming across its global network of over 2,500 cities and regions. The backbone comes from membership … Continue reading
How To Rescind The Endangerment Finding In A Way That Will Stick
January 26, 2025/ Francis Menton As discussed in my previous post, one of President Trump’s first-day Executive Orders — the one entitled “Unleashing American Energy” — directed a reconsideration of EPA’s so-called “Endangerment Finding” (EF) of 2009. The EF is the … Continue reading
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The Meaning of the California Inferno, by Jeffrey Tucker
“We are literally faced with a choice of life or death, not only of ourselves and those we love but civilization itself.” Commentary The pattern is now all-too-familiar. Some disaster strikes. On closer examination, it should have been anticipated. … Continue reading
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