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2021 SkS Weekly Climate Change & Global Warming Digest #7 Posted on 14 February 2021 by John Hartz Story of the Week. El Niño/La Niña Update. Toon of the Week. SkS Spotlights. Video of the Week. Reports of Note. Coming Soon on SkS. Climate Feedback Article Review. SkS Week in Review. Poster of the Week. Story of the Week. India is entering a “solar-powered revolution” that will see it edge out coal as the nation’s top electricity source, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). Solar power currently makes up just 4% of the nation’s power supply, but it is set to grow 18-fold and become the new “king of India’s generation fleet” by at least 2040.
H. Sterling Burnett The progressive crowd has been saying the quiet part out loud quite a bit lately. Time magazine released an article on Thursday extolling the praises of a shadowy cabal of industry higher-ups who conspired to manipulate the election and oust Donald Trump.
The article shocked a lot of people for its brazenness. Mere days earlier, conservative outlets including our own were subject to page removals, suspensions, and outright bans for even suggesting such a thing. In yet another stunning “quiet part out loud” moment, a New England government official revealed the left’s endgame in fighting the climate, in an online meeting he assumed would remain private. Massachusetts Undersecretary for Climate Change David Ismay participated in a meeting with the Vermont Climate Council back in January, where he admitted that when it comes to the big climate “offenders” in their region, there are no bad guys left to break. Ismay went on to say that now the only ones left to “break” are the people:
11 Feb 2021 Mark Carney, the Canadian climate activist who was formerly governor of the Bank of England and an anti-Brexit campaigner, has claimed that climate deaths ‘will be worse than Covid.’ According to the BBC: He told the BBC that while there were parallels between the Covid-19 pandemic and climate change, damage to the environment and ecosystems has the potential to cause many more deaths. “One of the biggest issues is you cannot self-isolate from climate,” he said. “That is not an option. We cannot retreat in and wait out climate change, it will just get worse,” he told Talking Business Asia: The Climate Change Challenge.