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Pumpkin Spice and the AI Apocalypse - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Ah, autumn in America. It’s time for some of our favorite seasonal rituals: leaf-drenched pumpkin patches, foamy lattes, retro barn jackets, and yet another self-reported Anthropic AI researcher declaring to the world that the product he’s been working on might just murder us all. It’s almost become charming, these occasional alarming cries sent over the Internet, shouting that the technological end is inevitably near. They harken to seasonal marvels like the annual ruby-throated hummingbird mig
AP and Fortune Magazine Ignore Population Trends to Blame Climate Change for Bear Encounters - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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A recent article in Fortune Magazine “Climate change pushes thirsty bears into Coloradans’ cars — one honked a horn for hours from 3am onward,” from The Associated Press (AP), blames climate change for bears breaking into cars and homes in Colorado. This is false. Bears have gone in search of food and water amid a drought in Colorado, that much is true, but it’s not because of long term climate change. “Millions of people live in or near bear habitat across the Rockies, where widespread drought
Taxpayer Subsidies for Chinese Batteries? Just Say No! - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Ed. note: This letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and key members of Congress from Consumer Action for a Strong Economy and other free market energy groups is reproduced below. At issue is a legal loophole allowing Chinese-owned battery component manufacturers to receive taxpayer funded incentives. More information can be found here. “American taxpayers should not finance the expansion of Chinese-controlled battery companies inside the United States.” Consumer Action for a Strong Economy
Kathleen Stock is Right About UK’s Role in Climate – But Wrong About What’s Making Things Worse for Brits - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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In her UnHerd column last week, Kathleen Stock writes from a “horrifically well-insulated sweatbox”, the fan beside her registering 29°C while the air outside hits 33. Every day is the same: clear blue, suffocatingly hot, uncannily still. The parks are brown, gardens turning to dust. Stressed trees drop huge boughs. At night, foxes prowl, thirstily searching for water. Brambles appear far too early; the pond at the end of the road is silting up. She feels discombobulated – sweaty, exhausted, her
Blue States. High Rates ($0.55/gallon premium) - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Ed. Note: The post reproduces the introduction and conclusion of a new report by the Institute for Energy Research (IER), The Pacific Premium: Why Gasoline Costs More in Democratic-Controlled States. The bottom line: in Democratic-controlled states, state fuel taxes, carbon mandates, and regulations add on average 55 cents per gallon at the pump. “For policymakers, that is the actionable point: the levers that explain the gap are specific and identifiable, and the largest of them, state fuel tax
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