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Major hurdle To Hydrogen Energy solved?

Written by phys.org

For decades, researchers around the world have searched for ways to use solar power to generate the key reaction for producing hydrogen as a clean energy source—splitting water molecules to form hydrogen and oxygen. However, such efforts have mostly failed because doing it well was too costly, and trying to do it at a low cost led to poor performance.

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Emergency At Lake Powell: Fears Of Hydroelectric And Water Shutoffs

Written by zerohedge.com

Lake Powell is getting an emergency release of water from upstream reservoirs. Water levels have approached a critical level. Water levels in Lake Powell are at record lows. If levels drop much further, hydroelectric turbines will cease to run. The lake supplies water to 30 million people and irrigation of 5 million acres.

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Plant-based ‘meat’ vs grass-fed meat

Written by Dr Zoe Harcombe PhD

A paper was published in Nature Scientific Reports in July 2021. It used an analytical profiling technique (metabolomics) to compare plant-based ‘meat’ and grass-fed meat for thousands of nutrients and outputs of the metabolic process (metabolites).

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NASA adjusts global temperature graph again

Written by Roger Higgs

Last week I showed how NASA overstated 1975-2020 warming … https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353165819. Here’s another manipulation. In 2021 NASA lowered the 2016 global average temperature, previously the highest on record, to make 2020 seem the hottest.

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Climate skeptics are arguing with a straw man

Written by Bud Bromley

The problem that global warming skeptics have had for years is they are arguing a point where their opponents – that is the proponents of AGW or human-caused global warming – are using estimates of human CO2 emissions. But skeptics in rebuttal have no measurements of global human CO2 emission, obviously because it is buried in the noise of CO2 fluxes which are at least 10 times larger.  Skeptics are arguing with a straw man on a yellow brick road.

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