Zero to Hero: Brand New Climate Skeptic Party Now the Largest Group in the Dutch Senate.
A new populist, Eurosceptic party has achieved the remarkable feat of going from zero seats to becoming the largest single party in the Dutch Senate in a single election, as a young politician likened to a “Dutch Donald Trump” beat seasoned professionals in Wednesday’s poll.
Solen sovner snart. Den lyser og varmer men uten solflekker blir det bare kaldere, mer nedbør,flom, tørke, uvær, jordskjelv og vulkanutbrudd, Klimaendringene har begynt men ikke som de fleste tror. Vi takler det meste men mat må vi ha. Det vil bli mye mindre avlinger i hele verden. Det har ingen myndigheter forberedt dere på. Bortsett fra Russland og Pakistan,
In a victory for energy reality, EU dumps 2050 climate alarmist targets and commitments
In a spectacular climate alarmist policy failure the EU dumped its “carbon neutrality by 2050” commitment and targets driven by the sacred but highly arbitrary and unsubstantiated 1.5 degree C global temperature “limit” and ended its Brussels summit with no climate commitments or targets for year 2050.
GRETA THUNBERG BANNED FROM SPEAKING IN EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT.
The European People’s Party (EPP) and the liberals (ALDE) have blocked climate change activist Greta Thunberg from speaking in the European Parliament because “kids belong in schools”, according to the chief of Socialists and Democrats (S&D), Udo Bullmann.
Alert Experts Warn Of Historic Widespread Flooding! Food Prices Skyrocket As 1000s Farms Destroyed
We have never seen catastrophic flooding like this, and the NOAA is now telling us that there will be more major flooding for at least two more months. On Thursday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration warned that “historic, widespread flooding” would “continue through May”. More than 90 percent of the upper Midwest and Great Plains is currently covered by an average of 10.7 inches of snow, and all of that snow is starting to melt. That means that we are going to transition from one of the worst winters in modern history to a flood season that has already taken an apocalyptic turn for farmers all across America. At this moment, millions of acres of farmland are already underwater. Thousands of farmers are not going to be able to plant crops this year, and thousands of other farmers that have been financially ruined by the floods will never return to farming again. This is already the worst agricultural disaster in modern American history, and it is going to get a whole lot worse.
Millions of bushels of wheat, corn and soybeans have been destroyed by flood waters, hundreds of millions of dollars worth of livestock have been lost, and all of us will soon be feeling a lot more pain at the grocery store. And this would be a complete and utter national nightmare even if the flooding was all over, but the NOAA just told us that we should expect more catastrophic flooding for the next two months. In fact, the NOAA is using the words “unprecedented flood season” to describe what is coming, and they are warning that “more than 200 million people” are at risk… Forecasters warned the floods would likely to continue through May, and could worsen in the coming weeks.
Of all the natural disasters that we have seen in recent years, this is the biggest, and U.S. food production is going to be dramatically affected because many farmers will not be able to grow crops at all in 2019. Many of America’s farmers will bravely keep going after this disaster, but for many others a financial breaking point has arrived. Farm bankruptcies had already surged to the highest level since the last recession prior to all of this flooding, and now this crisis will end up driving many of them away from the profession for good. In the end, it is going to be a while before we know the full extent of the damage to America’s farms and our food supply, but all of the experts agree that it will be unprecedented. Food prices are about to start soaring in a major way. There has not been such a massive blow to U.S. food production in my entire lifetime.
Food prices are already high, but the truth is that this is as low as they are going to get. Much less food will be produced in our heartland this year, and that will mean skyrocketing prices at our grocery stores.
The damage continues on downstream for people, livestock, homes and businesses.
Please keep them all in your prayers.
Det er vanskelig å forstå at forskere, som hevder å være vitenskapsmenn, ikke vil erkjenne ovenstående fakta. Som, på tross av disse fakta, sprer utsagn om katastrofe dersom temperaturen stiger med 2o C. Med begrunnelse i mengden av CO2 i atmosfæren. En påstand som det, selv etter et 20-talls år med forskning, ikke er ført bevis for. Utsagn basert kun på antakelser. Det må bli et folkekrav at forskerne legger fram entydige bevis for sine utsagn, basert på fysiske lover. Slik at enhver annen forsker, som måtte ønske det, kan etterprøve de analyser og eksperiment som de måtte komme til å hevde beviser at CO2 i atmosfæren påvirker klimaet i nevneverdig grad. Dette haster. Noen forskere kan ellers komme til å sette i gang svært forurensende eksperiment i atmosfæren, for fysisk å påvirke været.
Nå hopper Kalvig over til finansverdenen og ble i juni sjef for det nyoppstartede klimafondet Nysnø Klimainvesteringer. Det er et investeringsselskap, finansiert av skattepenger, som skal investere i klimagassreduserende teknologi, som vind- og solenergi, karbonfangst eller batterier.
Nysnø er allerede tildelt 400 millioner kroner, og politikerne har en målsetning om at fondet skal bli på hele 20 milliarder kroner.
How Much Food Prices Will Rise After Midwest USA Floods.
Adapt 2030
The biggest floods to hit the USA Midwest crop growing belts since 1993 and 1927, this appears to be the largest event event ever recorded in that area of North America in the last 150 years. Since the trade war with China, more 6.7 billion bushels in storage of the 17 billion bushels total has been lost due to flooding and contamination. Going by 1993 price rises after the flood a jump of 30% at the minimum is forecast. Global grain production down 7% over the last two years and poor conditions in the fields will make refilling the silos difficult at best.
