Environment - Page 54

An electric Jaguar I-Pace vehicle caught on fire and burned to ash in Florida, but the vehicle wasn’t in a car wreck like many notorious Tesla fires — it was simply charging in the owner’s garage.

In a demonstration of Germany’s “green energy” agenda failures, a coal-fired power plant will be reconnected to the electricity grid.

Left-wing pop star Taylor Swift was seen hiding under an umbrella while getting off her private jet in Burbank, California, just days before she was named one of the top celebrities responsible for worst CO2 emissions.

The controversial megayacht of Amazon’s climate crazy tsar Jeff Bezos appears to have avoided egging while sneaking through Rotterdam.

Venezuela’s socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro announced his intentions last week to build a series of large-scale luxury tourism complexes on La Tortuga, one of the nation’s uninhabited islands.

Recent polling has found that the majority of Conservative Party voters want the government’s Net Zero agenda halted.

A representative for Taylor Swift has defended the left-wing pop icon in the face of climate activists raging over her reported 170 private jet flights this year alone, claiming that the “Shake It Off” singer regularly loans the plane out to other people.

A large blaze called the McKinney Fire has erupted near the California-Oregon border, and had reached over 55,000 acres, with 0% containment, according to authorities.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez made a bizarre proposal for people to ditch neckties in order to save energy in the country.

Climate activists have been raging at pop star Taylor Swift after learning her private jet has taken 170 flights so far this year. 

The socialist Prime Minister of Spain has told the public to ditch their ties to deal with the heat amid the energy crisis gripping Europe.

Democrats pulled funding from the appropriations bill for a Health and Human Services office devoted to fighting so-called climate change.

An energy expert said the U.S. cannot be energy independent if it relies on hostile nations like Russia and China for resources.

China’s state-run Global Times on Wednesday boasted that China’s “energy independence capacity” is at a record high of over 80 percent thanks to the Chinese Communist Party “beefing up energy security” by burning mountains of heavily polluting coal. Some of that coal is coming from North Korea, in defiance of U.N. sanctions.

Oil and natural gas trade groups released an analysis that shows economic benefits to American consumers from domestic use and exports.

Claiming to be a ‘conservative’ venture, the new ‘Climate Party’ has launched in Britain with the aim of stealing seats from Tories not totally on board with the Green Agenda.

West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore on Thursday banned five Wall Street firms from state banking contracts over the financial giants’ advancing ESG climate activism, to the detriment of West Virginians. 

Nearly 50 people have been killed by lightning in northern India’s Uttar Pradesh state within the past week, the Associated Press (AP) reported on Thursday, noting that India has recorded almost 750 deaths from lightning strikes nationwide since April.

Major highways were shut down as the direct action taken by Dutch farmers to blockade roads with manure and burning bales of hay continued.

Illegal Chinese fishing boats are responsible for the majority of man-made ocean waste found near or in the Galapagos Islands Marine Preserve, which is located off Ecuador’s Pacific coast, the Latin American news site Infobae reported on Monday.

Rep. Ted Budd is seeking to codify a Trump-era rule that limits states throwing up regulatory roadblocks to pipeline construction.

Human remains were found again at Lake Mead, marking the third such discovery since May as water levels within the reservoir continue to recede.

The “Mirror Line” – a proposed 75-mile-long twin skyscraper metropolis in arid northwest Saudi Arabia – will liberate its proposed 5 million residents “from roads, cars, and emissions,” according to the Saudi Press Agency this week.

The German gov plans to reduce incentive payments for buyers of electric cars and end incentives for buying plug-in hybrids.

In protest against the governments plans to shut down vast swaths of farmlands, Dutch farmers dumped manure on highways across the country.

Greenpeace has objected to Germany diversifying its supply of gas away from Russia, claiming new infrastructure could harm the climate. 

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ignored cries of anger and desperation from farmers and provincial officials last weekend by pressing ahead with a climate change agenda that will dramatically reduce Canada’s use of fertilizer – the same ruinous strategy that drove Dutch farmers into revolt and destroyed the agriculture of Sri Lanka.

Just one day after officials promoted the passage of the Connecticut Clean Air Act, CTtransit, the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s bus service, has pulled its entire fleet of electric buses due to one bursting into flames. The electric vehicles have been replaced with traditional diesel-powered buses.

As the Biden administration continues to crush energy independence in the United States, Americans are more likely to trust Republicans on energy policy, a new Rasmussen Reports poll found.

A wildfire near the Yosemite National Park known as the Oak Fire neared 16,000 acres on Sunday and with 0% containment.

General Motors (GM) on Friday revealed the Cadillac Celestiq, an electric car that will reportedly cost approximately $300,000.

Former Vice President Al Gore said Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press” that the filibuster must be eliminated to pass an assault weapon ban and legislation to address the climate.

Ireland’s green agenda-loving government is set to impose an emissions cut of around 28 per cent on Irish farmers, a report has claimed.

Former Vice President Al Gore has equated those deemed guilty of climate “inaction” to the response of police officers in the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting tragedy.

A wind farm lost one of its turbines after a lightning strike on Friday reportedly caused it to catch fire in Crowell, Texas, according to Fox Weather.

A group of Polish lawmakers presented Germany with a proposal to lease the country’s nuclear power plants, which are set to be shut down.