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• Hurricane risk is real for offshore wind
• Study: Sea level rise due to land subsidence caused by groundwater extraction — NOT global warming
• Climate Science Establishment Finally Admits Some Models Run Too Hot
• Soaring Global Coal Use Is Obliterating Emission Reductions Achieved in the U.S. Since 2005
• Biden is Band-Aiding Again: This Time With a Gasoline Tax Holiday
• Meteorologist Dr. Ryan Maue: ‘There is no global trend in the number of tropical storms or hurricanes during the past 50+ years’
• We have to get rid of the 1930s EPA heatwave records! Warmist Prof. Andrew Dessler tries to erase 1930s heatwaves
• EU Says Africa Should Stop Buying Russian Fertilizer — But Can’t Make It Themselves – Fertilizer production in Africa ‘would clash with EU green goals’ 
• Energy crisis solved!? ‘Poor families (w/ smart meters) will be paid not to use electricity at certain times’ to reduce risk of blackouts
• Goodbye, climate agenda! Fracking could restart in weeks in Britain – ‘Use all the tools at our disposal to ensure our energy security’
• ‘Climate pledges abandoned’ as gas & coal make comeback in Europe – ‘A striking reversal of commitments’
• China Calls for ‘Urgent’ Coal Production to Stave Off Blackouts
• Cheers! ‘Climate backtracking’: Germany Pushes for G-7 Reversal on Fossil Fuels in Climate Blow – ‘U-turn in global efforts to fight climate change’
• Dallas Fed: Surging Costs Hamper US Shale Growth
• SEC’s Climate Falsehood Threatens American Economy
• Watch: Morano on OAN TV: Talks ‘farting’ cows & how climate activists want meat limited & expensive as they use food crisis to push fake meat
• The next climate change target: Cement
• Recent Greenland Cooling And Only ‘Limited Retreat’ Of Glaciers Since The Little Ice Age
• Biden Climate Czar John Kerry says by ‘2035’ the U.S. will ‘only be producing electric vehicles’
• Let Them Eat Bugs: Scientists Urge Africans to Eat Baked Goods Made of Insects – Meatloaf made out of flies

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