Vice President Kamala Harris will give a solo interview on an unspecified date, her campaign promised Thursday.
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Vice President Kamala Harris will give a solo interview on an unspecified date, her campaign promised Thursday.
The post Kamala Harris Campaign Responds to Backlash, Promises Solo Interview on Mystery Date appeared first on Breitbart.
by Nick Pope, The Liberty Daily: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has committed to improving the “documentation and transparency” of a key data set frequently cited by activists and policymakers to suggest that climate change is getting worse. Roger Pielke Jr., a former environmental studies professor at the University of Colorado, requested that […]
…GILMA CONTINUES TO WEAKEN… …EXPECTED TO BE POST-TROPICAL SOON…
As of 5:00 AM HST Thu Aug 29
the center of Gilma was located near 19.7, -150.7
with movement W at 14 mph.
The minimum central pressure was 1009 mb
with maximum sustained winds of about 35 mph.
S&P Futures are slightly higher this morning as the markets react to the earnings results from NVDA. Nivida is still performing very well, concerns of the blackwell chip being delayed was refuted. CRM, CRWD, HPW, VEEV, PSTG & FIVE delivered positive results. After the bell today, DELL, MRVL, ADSK, LULU & ULTA are scheduled to report. Jobless Claims will be the key economic report today. Markets are anticipating soft inflation data from tomorrow PCE report, Media outlets talk up the possibility of 4, 25 basis point rate cuts by the end of the year to help their ratings but there’s no data to support this belief. In Europe, markets are higher and reacting to bullish inflation data from Spain & Germany and oil is edging higher.
It may not have been manufactured in the lab of a mad scientist, but the euro is still a manufactured, cobbled-together currency made from a number of national monetary units. Indeed, it is the perfect Frankenstein currency.
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British officials have warned travellers not to bring marijuana from Thailand, where the drug has been decriminalised, after a spike in arrests at UK airports. The British embassy in Bangkok warned in social media posts Wednesday that the country’s National Crime Agency (NCA) was on the lookout for people smuggling cannabis in their luggage. The […]
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With the US government engaged in out-of-control spending, we are looking at tax increases in the coming years. And even if Congress does not pass official tax hikes, we will see the government seizing wealth via inflation.
Politicians say “greedflation,” and profits are what fuels rising prices, but the real culprit is fiat money creation fueled by the central bank.
Study Quantifies Germany’s Disastrous Switch Away From Nuclear Power
Authored by Ross Pomeroy via RealClearScience,
At the dawn of the millennium, Germany launched an ambitious plan to transition to renewable energy. “Die Energiewende” initiated a massive expansion of solar and wind power, resulting in a commendable 25 percent reduction in carbon emissions by 2022 compared to 2002.
But while Energiewende slashed pollution through building out renewable energy sources, it also phased out Germany’s fleet of safe, carbon-free nuclear power plants, a longtime goal of environmental activists afraid of nuclear’s salient – but in actuality small – dangers. The result, according to a new analysis recently published to the International Journal of Sustainable Energy, has been a boondoggle for consumers and for the environment.
In 2002, nuclear power supplied about a fifth of Germany’s electricity. Twenty-one years later, it supplied none. A layperson might think that cheap wind and solar could simply fill the gap, but it isn’t so simple. Once up and running, nuclear reactors provide reliable, affordable “baseload” power – electricity that’s available all the time. Ephemeral renewables simply can’t match nuclear’s consistency. And since an advanced economy like Germany’s requires a 100 percent reliable power grid, fossil fuel power plants burning coal and natural gas were brought online to pick up wind and solar’s slack.
The net result of German politicians’ shortsightedness in phasing out nuclear power is a vastly pricier grid. The new analysis shows that if Germans simply maintained their 2002 fleet of reactors through 2022, they could have saved themselves roughly $600 billion Euros. Why so much? Well, in addition to their construction costs, renewables required expensive grid upgrades and subsidies. Moreover, in this hypothetical scenario where nuclear remained, Germany enjoyed nearly identical reductions in carbon emissions.
Jan Emblemsvåg, a Professor of Civil Engineering at Norway’s NTNU and the architect of the analysis, imagined another scenario out of curiosity. What if the Germans had taken the money spent on expanding renewables and instead used it to construct new nuclear capacity? According to his calculations, they could have slashed carbon emissions a further 73% on top of their cuts in 2022, while simultaneously enjoying a savings of 330 billion Euros compared to the massive costs of Energiewende.
Policymakers in other countries looking to decarbonize their grids should take note.
Tyler Durden
Thu, 08/29/2024 – 05:00