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Wyoming needs eagle death numbers before it approves more wind projects - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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The Wyoming wind power permitting authority has a formal hearing beginning on August 31, 2026, to consider the application from a major wind project. An approval decision on this project would be premature, because a crucial piece of environmental data, the projected eagle kills from the project, is still in progress. Wyoming needs to decide how many eagles it is willing to kill. The permitting authority is the Wyoming Industrial Siting Council. At issue is the proposed 650-megawatt Laramie Rang
Cheap Renewables? Reuters Recycles the Myth - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Editor: Reuters’ warning that ending wind and solar subsidies will raise electricity prices is the latest version of a familiar argument. Lisa Linowes (WindAction) challenged this argument when it was used to defend the Production Tax Credit in 2012 (Wind Energy Without the PTC) and in 2014 (AWEA Spins Price Distortions to Save PTC). More than a decade later, Reuters is again defending the undefendable. “Wind and solar developers naturally want the public to equate nameplate megawatts with relia
The Desperate Attempt to Save the Climate Alarm Narrative - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Aaron Regunberg’s essay ‘Why Climate Politics Can’t Wait’ published last week in Boston Review reads as an anxious sermon aimed at wavering Democratic strategists as the mid-term elections approach. Its target is what the party’s own consultants now call ‘climate hushing’ – the quiet retreat from apocalyptic messaging. As Matt Huber recently wrote in the New York Times, “The Democratic Party remains deeply unpopular. The way out is to stop elevating a litany of single-issue policies that appeal
Europe’s Crisis Is Energy Poverty, Not a Heat Wave - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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When temperatures elevate in Europe, political rhetoric rises even faster. Within days of the June 2026 heat wave, familiar voices rushed to assign blame. John Kerry, speaking to the BBC, labeled the current U.S. administration “dangerous and reckless” on climate. U.N. climate chief Simon Stiell declared that “Europe’s savage heat wave has the fingerprints of the climate crisis all over it; it’s the latest price to pay for fossil fuel pollution baking our planet.” This hyperbole has no scientifi
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