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Contrary to common impressions, there has been no absolute worldwide decarbonization. In fact, the opposite is true. Absolute cuts in carbon emissions in large economies such as the EU (-23%) and the US (-9%) were far outweighed by massive increases in the world’s two largest industrializing nations: China (emissions...

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New research claims human emissions are not driving atmospheric CO2. A paper by Dai Ato ran multiple linear regressions for 1959 to 2022, testing two predictors of the annual CO2 increase: sea surface temperature and human emissions. The result was clear: when the oceans warmed, CO2 levels rose almost exactly in step - about two to three parts per million for every one degree Celsius of warming. Adding human emissions to the model didn't change the outcome. Using only ocean temperature, the model reproduced global CO2 levels with near-perfect accuracy - a correlation of 0.995 and an error of just one to two ppm by 2022. The main factor governing the annual increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration is sea surface temperature rather than human emissions. Earlier studies have shown the same pattern. Temperature changes first, CO2 follows. If Ato is correct, cutting human emissions won't lower atmospheric CO2 because it's the oceans that set the pace.

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Black Americans (Freedmen) do NOT let anyone blame US for our current struggles. The American government literally invested TRILLIONS in white Americans, gave entire industries to Asians (the car industry and the hair industry), has given TRILLIONS to corporations, has paid reparations to other groups, and still does so today, and right now takes care of foreign nations, and ILLEGAL immigrants in our nations while it spent centuries terrorizing us. I can go on! NONE of our current struggles are about the wrongs we have done, but are about all the wrongs that have been done to us. I shared this on a podcast and radio broadcast over in nearby Savannah, Georgia. Much of my district in South Carolina, like my home county, is in the Savannah, Georgia media market.

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Incredible moment in the Oval Office. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) praised President Trump for his work to restore America and announced that Saudi Arabia is increasing its investment from $600 billion to $1 trillion. And he ended with a line that validated what Trump has been saying all along. “Thank you, Mr. President. This relationship, been in relation for about nine decades, and we’ve been working together for a long time.” “But today it’s very important time in our history, because there is also a lot of things that we’re working on in the future. We believe in the future of America.” “We believe in what you’re doing, Mr. President. It’s really creating a lot of good things and good foundation to create more economic growth, more business in America.” “And it will also work for the world peace.” “I believe, Mr. President, in today or tomorrow, we’re going to announce that we are going to increase that that 600 billion to almost $1 trillion of investment, real investment and real opportunity by details in many areas.” Trump interjected: “You’re saying to me now that the 600 billion will be 1 trillion?” MBS: “Definitely. Because what we are signing will facilitate that.” “As you said, Mr. president, it’s the most hottest country on the planet.” “But what you are creating is not about opportunity today. It’s about also long term opportunity for America that will affect American economy positively in the next coming decades.”

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🇦🇲🇹🇷 "Turkey and the Turkish people are not our enemies, and certainly not my enemies. On the contrary. We are living in the 21st century, in a new era. I like Nikol Pashinyan not only for his appearance but also as a person, and I sympathize with him as a political figure." Every single class, group, and minority in Armenian society has been weaponized by the West to serve a specific agenda of rejecting Russia and embracing Turkey. There is a widespread misconception that the human rights, LGBT rights, and other NGOs funded and created by the U.S. and the EU, which these speakers are part of, genuinely care about these issues. On the contrary, these people are used as tools to push an agenda and to brainwash the younger generation with ideals that have never existed in real life.

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India imports energy worth about ₹150 billion every year; and as our green energy transition moves steadily ahead under PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji’s guidance, we have now achieved 20% ethanol blending. This in effect means that we were able to save about ₹1,40,000 crore on our import bills. At the same time, even as we diversify the feedstock for ethanol production and now include crops like maize which use less water, we have been able to strengthen the agricultural economy by giving ₹40,000 crore annually to our farmers - thus also transforming our Annadatas into Urjadatas. With energy consumption of nearly 5.6 million barrels per day, India, which will soon be the world's third largest economy under the leadership of PM Modi Ji, is now the world’s third largest energy and oil consumer. International Energy Agency has estimated that in the next two decades nearly 35% of the increase in global demand will come from India. In an answer to a question in Lok Sabha, I also informed the August house of how ethanol blended fuel is a greener alternative with 65% lesser emissions. PMO India Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Nitin Gadkari Pralhad Joshi Suressh Gopi LOK SABHA SansadTV PIB India Agriculture INDIA Invest India World Economic Forum

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Mamdani: I would say that for the former governor to have spent an entire day speaking almost exclusively about me and barely about the New Yorkers who have been killed is indicative of the very politics New Yorkers want to leave in the past. We want to honor the New Yorkers who have been taken from us far too soon. And yet here we have a former governor calling every reporter he can find to speak about tweets. What kind of leadership is that?
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Mamdani: I would say that for the former governor to have spent an entire day speaking almost exclusively about me and barely about the New Yorkers who have been killed is indicative of the very politics New Yorkers want to leave in the past. We want to honor the New Yorkers who have been taken from us far too soon. And yet here we have a former governor calling every reporter he can find to speak about tweets. What kind of leadership is that?

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#WATCH | Washington DC | On conversation with President Trump, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor says, "I have been with the President for 10 years, so a large part of the conversation was like two friends catching up... but I also told him about my visits to India... I also spoke to him about the growing trade relations. On both sides, we see businesses coming here and going there every week, and it is a win-win situation for both..." On meeting over India-US trade deal, he says, "Ambassador Greer has the President's full confidence and so we are getting close to finalizing that. But, these things are complex legal things and this is not of one page. We have thousands of items between our two nations that we are working on. And so the fact that we've gone so far, that is a great sign for the relationship and I am hopeful that we will be able to wrap this up sooner than later."
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#WATCH | Washington DC | On conversation with President Trump, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor says, "I have been with the President for 10 years, so a large part of the conversation was like two friends catching up... but I also told him about my visits to India... I also spoke to him about the growing trade relations. On both sides, we see businesses coming here and going there every week, and it is a win-win situation for both..." On meeting over India-US trade deal, he says, "Ambassador Greer has the President's full confidence and so we are getting close to finalizing that. But, these things are complex legal things and this is not of one page. We have thousands of items between our two nations that we are working on. And so the fact that we've gone so far, that is a great sign for the relationship and I am hopeful that we will be able to wrap this up sooner than later."

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Does the world have enough lithium to power all the electric vehicles and stationary batteries needed to transition the world to 100% clean, renewable energy and storage for everything? The answer is yes. In 2025, the USGS increased its estimate of world lithium resources over land by 30%, to 150 million tons, with the U.S. having the largest resource, 30 million tons, followed by Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Australia, and China. How much lithium is this? The world has 1.1 billion passenger cars and 375 million trucks and buses. Replacing these requires about 47 million tons of lithium -- 9 million tons for the cars and 38 million tons for the trucks and buses. That’s only 31 percent of the 2025 known lithium resources, and keep in mind, the known resources grow each year as people look for more lithium. What is more, lithium stays in a vehicle during a battery’s 15 to 25-year life. At the end of the battery’s life, the battery is recycled or re-used for stationary electricity storage, so the mining is one-time. For stationary electricity storage itself, less than one-tenth the lithium, 2 to 4 million tons, is needed worldwide than is needed for vehicles. As such, current lithium resources are over three times those needed for vehicles plus storage. Also, many other battery types now exist that don’t use lithium. In sum, there is no shortage of lithium to transition the world to 100% clean, renewable energy and storage for everything. More info Video:
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Does the world have enough lithium to power all the electric vehicles and stationary batteries needed to transition the world to 100% clean, renewable energy and storage for everything? The answer is yes. In 2025, the USGS increased its estimate of world lithium resources over land by 30%, to 150 million tons, with the U.S. having the largest resource, 30 million tons, followed by Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Australia, and China. How much lithium is this? The world has 1.1 billion passenger cars and 375 million trucks and buses. Replacing these requires about 47 million tons of lithium -- 9 million tons for the cars and 38 million tons for the trucks and buses. That’s only 31 percent of the 2025 known lithium resources, and keep in mind, the known resources grow each year as people look for more lithium. What is more, lithium stays in a vehicle during a battery’s 15 to 25-year life. At the end of the battery’s life, the battery is recycled or re-used for stationary electricity storage, so the mining is one-time. For stationary electricity storage itself, less than one-tenth the lithium, 2 to 4 million tons, is needed worldwide than is needed for vehicles. As such, current lithium resources are over three times those needed for vehicles plus storage. Also, many other battery types now exist that don’t use lithium. In sum, there is no shortage of lithium to transition the world to 100% clean, renewable energy and storage for everything. More info Video:

Mark Z. Jacobson

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What're you talking about? They've been saying it for years. Government and corporations alike. Some examples # Official Country Occupation/Role Key Quote/Statement 1 John Kerry US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate (2021–2024); former Secretary of State "The single most important thing anyone can do for the environment is to have fewer children." 2 Al Gore US Former Vice President; Nobel Peace Prize winner for climate work "Stabilizing population growth through voluntary family planning is one of the most powerful levers we have for reducing emissions." 3 Bernie Sanders US Senator (2007–present); former presidential candidate "Empowering women and providing access to contraception globally is a critical part of addressing climate change... especially in high-consumption countries." 4 Gina McCarthy US White House National Climate Advisor (2021–2022); former EPA Administrator "Empowering women with family planning options is a high-impact climate strategy, especially in countries with high per-capita emissions like ours." 5 Elizabeth Warren US Senator (2013–present) "Access to family planning reduces emissions by supporting smaller families in wealthy nations." 6 Prince Harry (Duke of Sussex) UK Member of the royal family; former patron of environmental NGOs "Having three children is too many... I’m probably the minority in this view, but I don’t think you can have more than two." 7 Ed Miliband UK Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change (2008–2010); current Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary (since 2024) "There's no question that population growth is part of the reason why we have growth in carbon emissions." 8 Caroline Lucas UK Member of Parliament (Green Party, 2010–2024); former MEP "Encouraging smaller families through education and reproductive choice is one of the most effective ways to cut emissions in the UK." 9 Zac Goldsmith UK Minister for the Environment (2019–2022); Member of the House of Lords "Smaller families through voluntary choices and better access to contraception can significantly reduce the UK’s carbon footprint." 10 Lisa Nandy UK Culture Secretary (2024–present); former Shadow Energy Minister "Supporting smaller families through reproductive choice aids net-zero goals." 11 Ursula von der Leyen EU/Germany President of the European Commission (since 2019); former German Defense Minister "Sustainable population dynamics through education and reproductive rights [including smaller families] are complementary to emission cuts." 12 Barbara Pompili EU/France Minister of Ecological Transition (2017–2020); French EU Parliament Member (since 2024) "Voluntary family planning and smaller households in Europe are essential for reducing our ecological footprint." 13 Frans Timmermans EU/Netherlands Executive Vice-President of the European Commission for the Green Deal (2019–2024) "Addressing overconsumption includes supporting smaller families in Europe through better work-life balance and contraception access." 14 Svenja Schulze Germany/EU Federal Minister for the Environment (2018–2021); Development Minister (2021–present) "Access to contraception and education for women is not just a human right but a climate necessity, as smaller families in industrialized nations cut emissions drastically." 15 Kadri Simson Estonia/EU EU Commissioner for Energy (2019–present) "Voluntary smaller families in wealthy nations, supported by education and health policies, are a proven way to lower emissions long-term." 16 Teresa Ribera Spain/EU Spanish Minister for Ecological Transition (2018–2024); EU Commissioner for Competition (since 2024) "Supporting smaller families through education and reproductive rights in high-consumption nations is a critical piece of our climate puzzle."
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What're you talking about? They've been saying it for years. Government and corporations alike. Some examples # Official Country Occupation/Role Key Quote/Statement 1 John Kerry US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate (2021–2024); former Secretary of State "The single most important thing anyone can do for the environment is to have fewer children." 2 Al Gore US Former Vice President; Nobel Peace Prize winner for climate work "Stabilizing population growth through voluntary family planning is one of the most powerful levers we have for reducing emissions." 3 Bernie Sanders US Senator (2007–present); former presidential candidate "Empowering women and providing access to contraception globally is a critical part of addressing climate change... especially in high-consumption countries." 4 Gina McCarthy US White House National Climate Advisor (2021–2022); former EPA Administrator "Empowering women with family planning options is a high-impact climate strategy, especially in countries with high per-capita emissions like ours." 5 Elizabeth Warren US Senator (2013–present) "Access to family planning reduces emissions by supporting smaller families in wealthy nations." 6 Prince Harry (Duke of Sussex) UK Member of the royal family; former patron of environmental NGOs "Having three children is too many... I’m probably the minority in this view, but I don’t think you can have more than two." 7 Ed Miliband UK Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change (2008–2010); current Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary (since 2024) "There's no question that population growth is part of the reason why we have growth in carbon emissions." 8 Caroline Lucas UK Member of Parliament (Green Party, 2010–2024); former MEP "Encouraging smaller families through education and reproductive choice is one of the most effective ways to cut emissions in the UK." 9 Zac Goldsmith UK Minister for the Environment (2019–2022); Member of the House of Lords "Smaller families through voluntary choices and better access to contraception can significantly reduce the UK’s carbon footprint." 10 Lisa Nandy UK Culture Secretary (2024–present); former Shadow Energy Minister "Supporting smaller families through reproductive choice aids net-zero goals." 11 Ursula von der Leyen EU/Germany President of the European Commission (since 2019); former German Defense Minister "Sustainable population dynamics through education and reproductive rights [including smaller families] are complementary to emission cuts." 12 Barbara Pompili EU/France Minister of Ecological Transition (2017–2020); French EU Parliament Member (since 2024) "Voluntary family planning and smaller households in Europe are essential for reducing our ecological footprint." 13 Frans Timmermans EU/Netherlands Executive Vice-President of the European Commission for the Green Deal (2019–2024) "Addressing overconsumption includes supporting smaller families in Europe through better work-life balance and contraception access." 14 Svenja Schulze Germany/EU Federal Minister for the Environment (2018–2021); Development Minister (2021–present) "Access to contraception and education for women is not just a human right but a climate necessity, as smaller families in industrialized nations cut emissions drastically." 15 Kadri Simson Estonia/EU EU Commissioner for Energy (2019–present) "Voluntary smaller families in wealthy nations, supported by education and health policies, are a proven way to lower emissions long-term." 16 Teresa Ribera Spain/EU Spanish Minister for Ecological Transition (2018–2024); EU Commissioner for Competition (since 2024) "Supporting smaller families through education and reproductive rights in high-consumption nations is a critical piece of our climate puzzle."

Into the Memory Hole

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#WATCH | "This ethanol blending in petrol has been not done overnight. It is a measured, scientifically driven, step-by-step process. In 2013 and 2014, we were blending about one and a half percent ethanol in gasoline. And this programme was targeted to have 20% blending, which is E20, completed in December 25, five years ahead of the target. This programme, the ethanol blending programme, particularly in 2018, was in a structured manner, put out for discussion and deliberation by all stakeholders. It is supported by scientific evidence, extensive testing by the automotive, manufacturers and the agencies who support them, namely the Automotive Research Association of India, ARAI and SIAM, and also it is in line with the global best practices which is followed to green the fossil fuels to lower the carbon emissions," says expert Vartika Shukla at the press conference by industry experts on ethanol. PIB India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG
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#WATCH | "This ethanol blending in petrol has been not done overnight. It is a measured, scientifically driven, step-by-step process. In 2013 and 2014, we were blending about one and a half percent ethanol in gasoline. And this programme was targeted to have 20% blending, which is E20, completed in December 25, five years ahead of the target. This programme, the ethanol blending programme, particularly in 2018, was in a structured manner, put out for discussion and deliberation by all stakeholders. It is supported by scientific evidence, extensive testing by the automotive, manufacturers and the agencies who support them, namely the Automotive Research Association of India, ARAI and SIAM, and also it is in line with the global best practices which is followed to green the fossil fuels to lower the carbon emissions," says expert Vartika Shukla at the press conference by industry experts on ethanol. PIB India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG

DD News

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Who remembers when Trudeau told Germany and Japan that there’s no business case for exporting LNG to them? Meanwhile, Donald Trump signed a deal for $1 trillion with Japan to do exactly this. The difference, Canada can get it there quicker. We still have the advantage and it’s not too late. A recent study by the Fraser Institute revealed that exporting Canadian LNG could play a major role in cutting global carbon emissions. By helping countries like China switch from coal to cleaner-burning natural gas, Canada could offset more emissions abroad than it produces at home effectively making us “net zero” through the global impact of our energy exports. This is a massive win.
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Who remembers when Trudeau told Germany and Japan that there’s no business case for exporting LNG to them? Meanwhile, Donald Trump signed a deal for $1 trillion with Japan to do exactly this. The difference, Canada can get it there quicker. We still have the advantage and it’s not too late. A recent study by the Fraser Institute revealed that exporting Canadian LNG could play a major role in cutting global carbon emissions. By helping countries like China switch from coal to cleaner-burning natural gas, Canada could offset more emissions abroad than it produces at home effectively making us “net zero” through the global impact of our energy exports. This is a massive win.

Mario Zelaya

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