Say, what’s the carbon footprint of all those Warmists flying across the country?
Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration wrapped up a landmark trip to Climate Week NYC, filling the climate leadership void left by the Trump administration. California’s delegation met with international leaders, announced new initiatives to advance clean energy and major progress towards expanding the state’s carbon market, and deepened cooperation with long-standing global partners.
California is the antidote to Donald Trump — representing risk takers, innovators, leaders who believe in protecting our future and building a better world for our children. California is demonstrating to the world what it looks like to keep our promises and deliver on our goals. At all levels of government, we are pursuing ambitious climate policies while maintaining our status as one of the largest economies in the world. California is proving that we don’t have to choose between economic prosperity and our climate goals, because here in the Golden State, they go hand-in-hand.
Climate Week NYC convenes government leaders, businesses, investors, advocates, researchers, philanthropies, and community leaders from around the world to advance practical climate solutions.
Governor Newsom participated to highlight California’s record of cutting pollution while growing the economy, strengthen partnerships with international and subnational leaders, and accelerate progress on clean energy, zero-emission transportation, climate resilience, and economic opportunity. In addition, leaders from throughout state government represented California at a number of events and programs, including the announcement of new programs and partnerships.
That sure is a lot of people taking fossil fueled trips to tell other people how to live their lives, eh? Along with a health dose of TDS.
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Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration wrapped up a landmark trip to Climate Week NYC, filling the climate leadership void left by the Trump administration. California’s delegation met with international leaders, announced new initiatives to advance clean energy and major progress towards expanding the state’s carbon market, and deepened cooperation with long-standing global partners.
The Supreme Court cleared the way Friday for the Trump administration to implement its
Even the most cynical viewer of “An Inconvenient Truth,” the 2006 documentary by former Vice President Al Gore on climate change, would probably not have predicted that, 20 years later, the White House would be occupied by a climate denier. For the second time.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urged world leaders Thursday to erect more guardrails on artificial intelligence following a breach of a government services website in his country.
A developing nor’easter is expected to strengthen along the U.S. East Coast through the weekend, bringing heavy rainfall, strong winds, dangerous surf, and coastal flooding from the Mid-Atlantic into New England. As of September 24, coastal flooding has already affected portions of Virginia and North Carolina, with ocean overwash closing a miles-long stretch of road on the Outer Banks and breaking waves of 12-17 feet forecast along Hatteras Island, North Carolina. (snip)
A coalition of 50 organizations across the United States has launched a multi-day nationwide mobilization to demand the immediate restoration of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than 350,000 Haitians affected by the recent termination of the humanitarian U.S. visa program.
Less than 40% of electric school buses purchased under a 
I’ve distilled these scenarios down to the top five, ordering them roughly from most vague to most precise. And I’d argue the list is also ordered from least to most probable.

