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US succeeds in erasing climate from global energy body’s priorities – POLITICO

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Climate Concerns Sidestepped: Is International Climate Cooperation Losing Steam? A recent meeting of international ministers revealed a concerning shift in priorities, with climate change receiving significantly less attention than in previous years. Unusually, no joint communique was issued, and the chair’s summary only mentioned climate change once, emphasizing the “energy transition” and alignment with COP28 … Read more

Reality is finally crashing New York’s utopian green-energy party

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New York State, a prominent voice in global climate policy, is facing a stark reality check. For years, state leaders promised an affordable and straightforward transition to green energy, but a recent court ruling has forced a concession: the state’s ambitious climate goals are proving “costs consumers simply cannot bear.” A Promise Unraveling The state’s … Read more

Ice Storms & Power Outages: Why Grids Fail & How to Fix Them

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Zelenskyy says Trump’s weeklong truce isn’t officially agreed, but is an ‘opportunity’ – POLITICO

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Ukraine War: A Fragile Pause and the Shifting Sands of Negotiation The possibility of a temporary pause in fighting in Ukraine, reportedly spurred by a direct appeal from former U.S. President Donald Trump to Russian President Vladimir Putin, highlights a critical juncture in the conflict. While Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is cautiously characterizing this as … Read more

PA Farm Show butter sculpture deconstructed, recycled

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From Butter Sculpture to Biofuel: The Future of Agricultural Waste Recycling The annual Pennsylvania Farm Show isn’t just about prize-winning livestock and delectable baked goods. Increasingly, it’s becoming a showcase for innovative sustainability practices. This year’s deconstruction and recycling of the 1,000-pound butter sculpture – transforming it into renewable energy – highlights a growing trend: … Read more

Inflation cools in November with consumer prices rising 3.4pc, but still above the RBA’s target

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Inflation Slows, But Rate Hike Hangs in the Balance: What’s Next for Australian Borrowers? Australian homeowners and businesses are breathing a collective sigh of relief as November’s inflation figures showed a welcome cooling. However, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) remains in a tricky position, and the question of whether interest rates will rise further … Read more

Price gap between metro and regional energy bills drives push from NSW councils for ‘fairer’ prices

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Why Regional Electricity Prices Are So High – and What Could Change Households in regional New South Wales are paying almost double the daily supply charge that city dwellers face. While the minimum metro tariff can dip to $0.79 a day, many rural customers are hit with a $1.57 charge – a gap that’s sparking … Read more

EU ignites green-on-green backlash with electricity grid reform  – POLITICO

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The Green Dilemma: Can We Build a Sustainable Future Without Sacrificing Nature? A growing tension is fracturing the environmental movement. While the urgency of climate change demands a rapid transition to renewable energy, concerns are mounting that this push is coming at the expense of biodiversity and the health of our ecosystems. Recent proposals by … Read more

Trump ‘very angry’ at Ukraine hitting Russian pipeline feeding Orbán – POLITICO

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Orbán’s Pipeline Puzzle: Unpacking the Ukraine-Hungary Tensions The recent drone strikes on the Druzhba oil pipeline, a critical artery for oil transport from Russia to Europe, have ignited a fresh wave of geopolitical intrigue. These attacks, coupled with Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s reaction, paint a complex picture of shifting alliances and the ongoing challenges … Read more

Natural Gas: Economic Harm & Electricity Demand Failure

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The End of Cheap Gas: Why America’s Energy Future Runs on Renewables Remember the days when natural gas was the go-to fuel, celebrated for its affordability and availability? Those days are fading fast. This article delves into the evolving landscape of energy, highlighting why the dream of cheap gas-fired power plants is increasingly a mirage, … Read more

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