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1 week ago | 
environ.news | Willow Tohi |Lance Johnson |Ramon Tomey
Retired neurosurgeon Dr. Russell Blaylock warns that geoengineering-linked aluminum nanoparticles are accelerating Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Inhaled aluminum nanoparticles enter the brain directly, accumulating in regions affected by neurodegenerative diseases. Former HHS Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. and President Trump acknowledge concerns over atmospheric spraying, citing ties to autism and health risks.
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1 week ago | 
environ.news | Willow Tohi |Lance Johnson |Ramon Tomey
China and India drive coal consumption to historic highs, with China accounting for 30% of global use and India projected to double U.S./EU consumption within a year. Executive orders prioritize coal mining and export to support energy security and AI infrastructure. Despite record growth, renewables fall short of replacing coal’s dominance in power generation. Coal remains vital for data centers, AI hubs and steel production amid rising energy demand.
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1 month ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Willow Tohi |Ramon Tomey |Lance Johnson |Jacob Thomas
President Trump issues four executive orders to fast-track advanced nuclear reactor development, streamline regulatory hurdles and position the U.S. as a global energy leader. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission faces restructuring, including potential workforce cuts, while new reactor testing gets accelerated at Department of Energy facilities. Critics warn of safety risks and environmental concerns, citing unresolved waste storage challenges and reduced oversight weakening regulatory independence.
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1 month ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Lance Johnson |Jacob Thomas |Belle Carter |Ramon Tomey
As governments rush to embrace renewable energy as a panacea for climate change, Spain’s recent nationwide blackout serves as a sobering reality check. What was initially dismissed as a technical glitch now appears to have been the result of a dangerous experiment — pushing the limits of renewable energy reliance while dismantling nuclear power.
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1 month ago | 
disaster.news | Lance Johnson |Zoey Sky |Jacob Thomas |Willow Tohi
In a controversial bid to cool the planet, scientists are now proposing retrofitting fleets of Boeing 777s to spray massive quantities of sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere—a plan that could unleash acid rain on a global scale. Shockingly, this method would require three times more toxic aerosols than high-altitude alternatives, amplifying risks to human health and fragile ecosystems. Even more alarming?
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1 month ago | 
environ.news | Lance Johnson |Willow Tohi |S.D. Wells |Belle Carter
In a controversial bid to cool the planet, scientists are now proposing retrofitting fleets of Boeing 777s to spray massive quantities of sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere—a plan that could unleash acid rain on a global scale. Shockingly, this method would require three times more toxic aerosols than high-altitude alternatives, amplifying risks to human health and fragile ecosystems. Even more alarming?
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2 months ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Kevin Hughes |Willow Tohi |Lance Johnson |Belle Carter
Spain’s massive blackout exposed the dangers of relying too heavily on unstable renewable energy, causing nationwide chaos with failed power grids and emergency systems. The collapse occurred when Spain’s energy generation plummeted by over 50% in seconds, leaving major cities like Madrid and Barcelona powerless and revealing the grid’s fragility.
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2 months ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Lance Johnson |Willow Tohi |Belle Carter |Jacob Thomas
Turkey’s Energy Minister confirms plans for oil and gas exploration in Bulgaria’s Black Sea, Iraq, and Libya, signaling a dramatic shift toward energy independence. State-owned TPAO is nearing deals with foreign firms, including potential Black Sea partnerships and participation in Libya’s first energy tender in 17 years. Libya’s reopening after 17 years attracts global energy players, including Turkey.
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2 months ago | 
obey.news | Laura Harris |Arsenio Toledo |Lance Johnson |Ramon Tomey
A federal judge ruled that the EPA must release $20 billion in taxpayer funds frozen by Administrator Lee Zeldin, overturning the Trump administration’s halt on Biden-era green energy grants. The funds were initially fast-tracked by Biden’s EPA, with audits highlighting reduced oversight and concerns that allocations, including $7 billion to the Climate United Fund, lacked transparency and appeared politically motivated before a potential GOP transition.
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2 months ago | 
climate.news | Laura Harris |Willow Tohi |Belle Carter |Lance Johnson
A federal judge ruled that the EPA must release $20 billion in taxpayer funds frozen by Administrator Lee Zeldin, overturning the Trump administration’s halt on Biden-era green energy grants. The funds were initially fast-tracked by Biden’s EPA, with audits highlighting reduced oversight and concerns that allocations, including $7 billion to the Climate United Fund, lacked transparency and appeared politically motivated before a potential GOP transition.
