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- Chicago News , New Energy Sources , Science And Physics , Tech News , Uncategorized , World News
- December 22, 2024
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The new silent wind turbine for home that destroys solar panels: 1,500 kWh of free electricity this winter
America’s black hole keeps growing: It’s over this sea, and it’s unstoppable This is the first diamond atomic battery in history: It lasts more than 5,000 years This mine sold for $1, now worth trillions: No one expected this to be underground Windmills have been a symbol of the Netherlands since ancient times, a tradition that remains alive today. Far from being forgotten, the country has become one of Europe’s leading nations in wind energy. So it’s no surprise that this new, smaller, more efficient, and silent wind turbine for home use comes from the Netherlands. The Netherlands reinvents the windmill: an ultra-efficient silent wind turbine It might be hard, especially for younger generations, to think of the Netherlands as a powerhouse of heavy industry, heavily reliant on fossil fuels. However, up until the 1970s, the country faced severe air pollution from the large number of cars and emissions from natural gas and coal power plants that fueled a booming chemical industry. Air pollution, a lack of land due to its high population density, and rising sea levels that threatened to flood cities spurred a sustained effort to decarbonize the economy and diversify its energy sources and industries. Today, the Netherlands stands as a symbol of innovation in sustainable technologies and policies. One of the key technologies in this transition was wind energy, where the Netherlands is now a global leader, constantly innovating. The latest of these innovations is the LIAM F1 UWT, a small, silent wind turbine for urban use capable…
- Chicago News , Conspiracies , LAW & ORDER , Uncategorized , World News
- December 10, 2024
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LAW & ORDER PAC & Northwest Side GOP Club Welcomes Tom Homan to Chicago
Homan Has Recently Been Nominated by President-elect Trump to Head the Immigration & Customs Enforcement Agency within the Department of Homeland Security On Monday evening, December 9, LAW & ORDER PAC is pleased to welcome Tom Homan to Biagio’s Banquets, 4242 N Central Ave on the Northwest side of Chicago. Homan will be the guest at the LAW & ORDER PAC & Northwest Side GOP Club Holiday Party, offering him an opportunity to speak to the issues surrounding illegal immigration, as well as the expectations surrounding his nomination by President Trump to head the department of Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE). Doors to the Public Event will open at 6:30pm where there will be a General Reception. Public Event attendees will be offered an open bar. An appetizer buffet will be offered after Mr. Homan’s presentation. Mr. Homan’s Public Event keynote will begin sharply at 7:15pm, with a welcome and introduction beginning at 7:00. There will be a Private Reception for Mr. Homan beginning at 6:00pm. Upon entry, Private Reception attendees will be have access to an open bar; heavy appetizers will be offered to attendees. Walk-ins will not be permitted. – THE PRIVATE RECEPTION IS SOLD OUT. Both the Private Reception and Public Event will be hosted at Biagio’s Banquets, 4242 N Central Ave., in Chicago. Online sales have been discontinued. Anyone wishing to attend the public event will need to pay $125 per person at the door with cash or check. View more here!
- Climate Change , Conspiracies , Science And Physics , Uncategorized , World News
- December 9, 2024
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Trump Energy Secretary Pick: Global Warming Can Be ‘Positive’
President-elect Donald Trump’s Energy Secretary nominee Chris Wright is not a climate change denier as much as he is a global warming optimist. “It’s probably almost as many positive changes as there are negative changes,” Wright told PragerU last year, The Wall Street Journal reported. “Is it a crisis, is it the world’s greatest challenge, or a big threat to the next generation? No.” The Liberty Energy fracking CEO is breaking from even oil executives warning about the effects of global warming and climate change. A warming planet can increase plant growth, making the world greener, boosting agriculture, and reducing temperature-caused death, Wright said. “There is no climate crisis,” Wright has said, adding that the Paris climate deal has emboldened “political actors with anti-fossil-fuel agendas.” Read More Here!
