Links tagged “urban planning”
- ‘Ecobarriers’: Brazilian government orders walls built aound Rio’s slums to protect trees
Posted April 29, 20096:12 AM by Marc Morano | Tags: economics, emissions, global warming, urban planning
- EPA chief: Feds should tell automakers ‘what kind of car they need to be designing and building’
- NY Times: Is a Green Housing Development Too Close to Home for Robert Redford?
- Paper: Housing bubble directly tied to global warming…land-use policies
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Biden: ‘The weather may be beyond our control — for now’ – Biden joins Bill Gates & China in seeking to control the weather
President Joe Biden in Kentucky talking about floods: "It’s not like it’s beyond our control. The weather may be beyond our control for now, but it’s not beyond our control."
Biden, Bill Gates & China now seeking to control the weather! Don't like the weather & climate?! Pass a law or push a pork barrel spending bill to alter the weather! SCIENCE!
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Watch: World Economic Forum touts China’s efforts ‘to control the weather’ with ‘cloud seeding’ to create ’55 billion tons of artificial rain’ – ‘Weather Modification Department’
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WaPo: Did Senate Dems sell us a bill of goods on climate change too? ‘Questions loom over impact’
Wash Post: An entire supply chain of rare minerals, semiconductors, batteries and financing has to fall into place before Americans give up their combustion engines. ... And some money will go to projects that never materialize or fail altogether. The 2009 stimulus bill, the largest investment in clean energy before the new bill, created a clean energy loan program that infamously funded the failed solar start-up Solyndra, which became an embarrassment for the Obama administration. And it poured billions of dollars into a high-speed-rail system in California that has still not come to fruition.
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Netherlands attempting to SHUT DOWN 11,200 farms to meet climate goals – 1/5 of total number of farms
According to calculations done by the Finance ministry, a whopping 11,200 livestock farmers will be forced to shut down by the government to reduce nitrogen emissions in order to meet European environmental rules. Another 17,600 farmers would need to reduce the amount of animals they keep to meet these climate goals. And this is bad. Because there are about 54,000 farms in the Netherlands, meaning that around 1/5 of all farms will be forced to shut down and almost 1/3 of farms forced to scale down and reduce livestock.
Meaning that thousands and thousands of farmers will be loosing their livelihoods in order to meet government climate goals.