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Climate Change Denial
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A solar ban, a gas power plant and the rural retirees firing back at dirty energy
In one of the sunniest expanses of Arizona desert, a power company wants to build a gas-fired peaker plant near homes. Residents are ready to fight.
www.azcentral.com
"He's come to convince residents of the Valley View at Sunrise Hills master planned development that putting a new gas-fired power plant less than half a mile from the closest home at its northeast corner will benefit the community."
"This idea that they would somehow have brownouts or something if it wasn't sunny, that's just totally bogus," Rule said. "That's not true, because they're connected to the larger electricity grid infrastructure in the West."
"The final straw for Sunrise Hills residents was when they found out that, even if the energy from this peaker plant half a mile away stayed "local," it would not serve their homes. Their development is powered by Unisource, the other major utility in the region. The project offers them all the risks with none of the reward."
Chromium is good for you, freedumb loving AZers. Sucker born every minute. LOL
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Third little pig finally starts building houses in Florida.
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Dozens of Texas water systems exceed new federal limits on “forever chemicals”
The EPA set its first-ever drinking water limits for five types of PFAS chemicals, and nearly 50 Texas public water systems have reported exceeding the new limits for at least one.
www.texastribune.org
Darn Federallies, states rights!
Good idea to have an RO system for drinking and cooking water, regardless.
The $2.6bn plan to connect Texas to the US power grid
Since the early 20th century, the Lone Star State has operated a grid separate from the rest of the US
www.ft.com
Proposal to connect to the Eastern grid.
CyberGus
Not Just a Member
The $2.6bn plan to connect Texas to the US power grid
Since the early 20th century, the Lone Star State has operated a grid separate from the rest of the US
Proposal to connect to the Eastern grid.
We don't need no woke electrons
Texas roads could melt as potentially record-breaking heat wave hits
Temperatures could reach 120 degrees for an area in southern Texas next week potentially causing roads to melt.
www.newsweek.com
Just pretend it is due to something else.
Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
The Climate Change issue include consequences of this kind.Texas roads could melt as potentially record-breaking heat wave hits
Temperatures could reach 120 degrees for an area in southern Texas next week potentially causing roads to melt.
Just pretend it is due to something else.
Texas heat wave that could kill pets 'in minutes' sparks warning for owners
Deadly car trap puts young children and dogs at risk, says alert, as temperatures hit triple digits on Thursday.
www.newsweek.com
Oh, no! Hope the Cruz family are not out on vacation and leaving Snowflake home alone - again. Someone go check on Snowflake!
What they don’t tell you about Arizona’s temperature extremes
Pretty much everyone knows the hottest temperature recorded in Phoenix was 122 degrees on June 26, 1990.
www.azfamily.com
That's a good way to play the denial game. Move the monitoring stations to cooler places. LOL
Extreme heat hits Texas and Florida early in the season
Heat and humidity descended on parts of Texas, the Gulf Coast and South Florida this week — a bout of early-season extreme heat before summer even begins.
Strange that it's these 2 states, sounds like Karma!
SwedishAdvocate
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Extreme heat hits Texas and Florida early in the season
Heat and humidity descended on parts of Texas, the Gulf Coast and South Florida this week — a bout of early-season extreme heat before summer even begins.www.yahoo.com
Strange that it's these 2 states, sounds like Karma!
Unfortunately though, in reality, there is no such thing as "Karma".
CyberGus
Not Just a Member
NV Energy opts to join CAISO-developed day-ahead market over SPP alternative
“This may represent a market that is too good to pass up for a lot of other Western utilities,” Advanced Energy United’s Brian Turner said.
Smarter than trying to maintain an isolated market or grid.
Virginia's republican governor launches idiotic culture war against clean air
Virginia's republican governor said he'll pull VA out of clean cars regulations, but it's not clear VA law lets him poison his state like that
electrek.co
Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
Is it possible that this can happen? Can President Biden intervene to work out this matter?Virginia's republican governor launches idiotic culture war against clean air
Virginia's republican governor said he'll pull VA out of clean cars regulations, but it's not clear VA law lets him poison his state like that
The feds (Biden) have nothing to do with this. Virginia passed a state law to follow California's air quality laws, but now the current VA Governor says his state's law sunsets at the end of the year, and that VA will switch to follow the federal law. Expect local lawsuits challenging his position.
"And the attorney general’s opinion is extremely clear that the ACC I standards, which are the California standards that we have been subjected to, sunset at the end of the year. It’s very clear in code — the law is the law — that in fact their air board may choose to adhere to federal standards or California standards. And we’re gonna allow the ACC I standards and California to sunset. And going forward, we will be subjected to the federal standards. It’s very clear. There’s no question here. And I’m sorry that it doesn’t fit their narrative, but the attorney general’s opinion is incredibly clear. That’s the law. "
Gov. Glenn Youngkin on ditching Calif. emissions standards: ‘Virginians should be able to decide what car they buy’ - WTOP News
Gov. Glenn Youngkin joined WTOP to discuss his decision to lift strict auto emission standards by the end of the year and provide an update on storm damage in Northern Virginia.
wtop.com
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