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ESG push for net-zero CO2 emissions would raise food prices, nonprofit warns as it embarks on public awareness campaign

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Consumers' Research, which just embarked on a six-figure campaign this month, said the ESG efforts will only drive up the cost of operation on farms and will increase food prices.

"A lot has been made of the net zero push on the fossil fuel industry, and people are starting to wake up to the implications it has on the electrical grid. The reason we launched this campaign is we want to make sure people understand it goes farther than that – all the way to the apple that you ...

Climate change is creating so much global GREENING that even fanatics are noticing as they panic about shrinking deserts

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Climate fanatics have long complained about desertification caused by climate change and the excess release of "greenhouse gases" like carbon dioxide (CO2). These deranged people are so scared of CO2 that they have tried every which way to essentially ban the natural gas so the planet can be "cooled."

The Guardian (United Kingdom) ran a headline about how "Desertification is turning the Earth barren," the narrative being that expanding drylands are leaving entire countries ...

British farmers reportedly being paid NOT TO GROW FOOD

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The independent outlet posted a video of Keith Andrews, a farmer from Cornwall, elaborating on this particular scheme. According to him, farmers have been offered £2,500 ($3,222) for the next three years if they don't grow crops for food during that period.

"I'm going to plow a field, I'm going to put spring barley in. I'm going to get £440 ($567.07) off the government per acre. Then when it comes to crop size, leave it to rot in the ground. So, I don't get [any] straw for ...

ENGINEERED HOLODOMOR: UK farmers are being PAID to destroy food crops

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Today’s UK starvation scheme, known as the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), forms part of the government's broader strategy to encourage “environmentally sustainable” farming practices. Instead of introducing these new farming practices gradually, the UK government has decided to destroy agricultural production altogether and put millions of people at risk of starvation and staggering food prices.

If this scheme isn’t intentionally designed to starve people, then it could ...

Study: Claim that CO2 drives temperature changes is just a FALSE NARRATIVE

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This is according to an extensive study on the matter recently published by Demetris Koutsoyiannis titled "Stochastic assessment of temperature–CO2 causal relationship in climate from the Phanerozoic through modern times." Koutsoyiannis holds an engineering doctorate and is a professor emeritus of hydrology and hydrosystems at the National Technical University of Athens.

The study is a stochastic assessment determination of the sequencing of CO2 variations versus temperature ...

Denmark’s $3.7 billion carbon tax plan to cost farmers almost $100 per cow

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The move seeks to help the European country meet its climate goals by addressing the largest source of emissions in Denmark, agriculture. The country is a major exporter of pork and dairy products, and these economic incentives help keep emissions high.

While farmers are disturbed and fear the financial trouble will hurt their livelihoods, the government plans to spend billions in environmental projects.

Protests are expected as tensions increase between agricultural ...

Leftists introduce “CLIMATE MURDER” charges to try to terminate the oil industry and force automobile manufacturers to go all electric

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"Climate murder" charges are coming

To accomplish this, left-wing climate activists (who believe the world is ending if we don’t stop carbon emissions) are introducing a new concept called “CLIMATE MURDER.” Under this authoritarian new rule, oil companies can be accused of second-degree murder when temperatures rise in the summer, leading to inevitable heat-related deaths.

If accepted as precedent, the same “climate murder” conjecture can apply to deaths that result from other ...

Tractor Supply’s liberal employees quit following company decision to roll back DEI initiatives

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The rural lifestyle retailer and Fortune 500 company swiftly abandoned its perceived progressive agenda, following pressure from conservative activists, impacting its workforce spanning 50,000 employees across 49 states. (Related: END WOKENESS: Tractor Supply backtracks support for woke goals about DEI, LGBTQIA and carbon targets.)

Among the contentious issues was Tractor Supply's implementation of LGBTQIA+ sensitivity training for its employees, which topped the list of ...

NANNY VEHICLES: New cars in Europe to automatically reduce engine power if driver is speeding

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From now on, all new cars sold in Europe must be outfitted with Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) systems that automatically limit vehicle speeds to match legal limits. A massive network of GPS and cameras will ensure compliance.

"The system alerts drivers to slow down and can reduce engine power if limits are exceeded," reported Great Game India about the change, noting that it was hatched by European Union (EU) leaders, many of whom are unelected.

The official claim ...

Nearly all of Houston suffers BLACKOUT after Beryl makes landfall

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Reports indicate that "most" of Houston is without power and could remain that way for days amid record heat as the Texas energy grid struggles to stay online due to bad weather.

The nation's fourth-largest city saw flooded streets, downed trees and power lines, and nonfunctional traffic lights as Beryl swept through the region. At least three people have died from the storm, including a Houston Police Department employee who reportedly drowned in his car.

When it ...

New Zealand government announces livestock genetic engineering initiatives

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The New Zealand government has announced that it will be making decisions about lifting the ban on genetic engineering in the next three months, paving the way for the usage of gene technology in agriculture, among other sectors.

Dr. Guy Hatchard, who previously served as a senior manager for global food testing and safety company Genetic ID, explained how this could affect consumers – and it’s a lot worse than many people think. He pointed to the U.S., where intense lobbying ...

Big Tech eyes nuclear power to meet the demands of AI computing

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The owners of about a third of American nuclear power plants are in negotiations with tech corporations to supply electricity to new data centers required to meet the demands of an artificial intelligence upswing.

Amazon Web Services is closing a deal for electricity supplied directly from a nuclear plant on the East Coast with Constellation Energy, the biggest owner of nuclear power plants in the United States, as stated by people informed about the matter.

The Amazon....

Op-ed: Biden administration’s “green energy” schemes AREN’T AS GREEN as they seem

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Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) President Craig Rucker made this remark in an op-ed published on Inside Sources. According to him, President Joe Biden's energy policies cause a huge rise in electricity demand. In contrast, these same green mandates cut down on the U.S.'s power generation capacity.

The White House is mandating Americans to switch from fossil fuel-based appliances – like gas furnaces, stoves and water heaters – to all-electric versions. Additionally, ...

THE GREEN STINK: WEF urges public to wash clothes less frequently to combat climate change

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According to the video released by the WEF on their official website, washing and drying clothes account for 30 percent of the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions of the global fashion industry, which produced 2.1 billion metric tons of CO2 in 2018, equivalent to the combined emissions of France, the United Kingdom and Germany. (Related: Climate change fanatics still trying to ban gas stoves – they’re just doing it quietly now.)

The WEF also points out the harmful effects of laundry ...

Lufthansa announces SURCHARGE to cover cost of EU regulation mandating use of “clean fuel”

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The surcharge will increase prices for consumers by between one euro ($1.07) to 72 euros and will apply to all tickets released from June 26, 2024. The program's departure is scheduled for Jan. 1, 2025.

"The surcharge is intended to cover part of the steadily rising additional costs due to regulatory environmental requirements," Lufthansa announced in a statement. "These include the statutory blending quota of initially two percent for Sustainable Aviation Fuel for departures ...

Denmark to introduce world’s first CARBON TAX on livestock as globalists target food supply chain to engineer famine

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This tax targets the greenhouse gases emitted by cows, pigs and sheep, addressing a significant source of methane emissions, which mainstream scientists claim are highly potent contributors to so-called climate change.

Announcing the initiative, Minister for Taxation Jeppe Bruus claimed this tax aims to cut Danish greenhouse gas emissions in 2030 by 70 percent from 1990 levels.

The tax will start at 300 kroner ($43) per ton of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent in 2030 ...

Denmark to tax livestock farts and burps starting in 2030

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The first country in the world to target methane, Denmark is going after farmers and the agriculture industry at large as part of its war on global warming.

Taxation Minister Jeppe Bruus revealed that livestock farmers will have to abide by the new rules, which will involve measuring and taxing the gas released by animals as they eat, poop and go about their days.

Starting in 2030, Danish livestock farmers will have to start paying a "punitive financial imposition," ...

UN report: Israeli war in Gaza caused CATASTROPHIC spike in air, soil and water pollution

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This report was made following a request back in December 2023 by the Ramallah, West Bank-based Environment Quality Authority, the main body of the Palestinian National Authority that handles environmental issues in the occupied Palestinian territories.

According to the report, the ongoing conflict has not only devastated the infrastructure but has also generated massive amounts of debris and crippled essential sanitation systems in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and East ...

Ecuador suffers nationwide BLACKOUT sparking widespread chaos

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The government says decades of underinvestment caused the nationwide blackout, which plunged some 18 million people into total darkness for several hours.

Roberto Luque, Ecuador's public works minister, announced that the outage started around 3 p.m. local time at the 230,000-volt Milagro-Zhoray connector where it quickly spread across the grid. By about 6:40 p.m., responders were able to restore service to about 95 percent of the country.

Between 3 p.m. and 6:40 p....

Germany’s EV sales plummet as demand in Europe declines

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Germany, the bloc's largest electric vehicle market, brought an early end to subsidies for buying EVs as part of a last-minute 2024 budget deal. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (Association des Constructeurs Européens d'Automobiles or ACEA) also reported that Germany has now seen a year-to-date 16 percent decline in EV sales.

In May 2024, the Federal Motor Transport Authority (Kraftfahr-Bundesamt or KBA), reported that it registered only 29,708 vehicles ...