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Natural Gas Is Cheap – Why Is Your Bill So High? - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, Pennsylvania—Janet Stechly, a retired schoolteacher, and her husband, a retired coal miner, pore over every monthly expense. One of the most confounding is the monthly natural gas bill for their small townhouse in southwestern Pennsylvania. Their March bill from Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania totaled $95.17, but only $13.99 of that was for the gas itself. The other $81.18 covered delivery ($40.68) and a series of hard-to-decipher items including a “customer charge” ($20.15), “pass-thro
ChatGPT Completely Nukes Kenya’s College Essay Writing Gig Economy - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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The Kenyan essay gig economy once brought in between $240 million to $960 million annually in gross payments. AI slaughtered that cash cow. Artificial intelligence was supposed to liberate students from academic drudgery, letting them quickly access links and information across a wide array of subjects and make their scholarship smarter and more efficient. However, as I noted in previous posts, AI has made academic dishonesty more prevalent, triggering a cascade of unintended consequences. But n
Sorry, Fortune, Climate Change Is Hardly the Prime Influence on Sardine Fisheries - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Fortune magazine published an article claiming that declining sardine fisheries and increased prices are due to climate change and the war in Iran. This is false. While warmer waters can drive sardine schools into cooler areas, this has always been the case and sardine stocks naturally fluctuate from year to year. Recent ocean warming is also a multifaceted phenomena, and not just due to climate change. Also, overfishing, especially from countries that do not care about regulations and preservat
Carney’s Dagger: How Ottawa’s Trade Brinkmanship Threatens US National Security Strategy - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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The collapse of US-Canada trade talks last week, and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s declaration that “you’re at war when you get attacked,” has turned a tariff dispute into a political toxin that now sits inside the one relationship still holding North American energy security together. Fifty-percent US tariffs have taken effect on billions of dollars of Canadian goods; Ottawa has promised dollar-for-dollar retaliation from September 8th. Crude oil, natural gas and potash were, for the moment, car
Even CNN Admits It: Americans “Don’t Care” about Climate Change Hysteria - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Voters understand that their quality of life is more directly tied to jobs and immigration, rather than trace amounts of a life-essential gas floating in the atmosphere. After multiple summers of “heat dome” hysteria, with climate cultism foisted on the public with apocalyptic headlines and ritual invocations of a planet supposedly on the brink, one of the leading pseudoscience propagandists has discovered an inconvenient political reality. It turns out voters remain highly focused on matters cl
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