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WBPDCL starts sale of surplus coal to NTPC
The West Bengal Power Development Corporation Limited (WBPDCL) signed a memorandum of understanding with the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC), under which they have now started to supply their surplus coal to NTPC on Friday (September 18…
Forest and Bird calls for fast-tracked coal mining application to be declined
Forest and Bird are calling for a fast-tracked coal mining application to be declined after the Environmental Protection Authority found gaps in its conservation plan. The EPA has sent a letter to mining company Bathurst asking for more information…
Sick of the doom and gloom? Australia can choose prosperity, if we elect to
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. There are two distinct kinds of optimism. The optimism of the entrepreneur, who sees limitless vistas ahead. And the sweaty optimism of the gambler…
Great Lakes Bind US, Canada Trade Imperiled by Trump Tariffs
The American Century often draws a crowd when the ship pulls into the Port of Duluth-Superior to load Minnesota iron ore. Kids cheer when the captain blasts the fog horn. A voice on the loudspeaker retells the story of how the 1,000-foot-long bulk…
EPA just removed a billion-dollar barrier to reliable power * WorldNetDaily * by Sarah Wagoner, The Daily Signal
Energy deregulation is not simply about eliminating rules. It is about removing regulations that exceed statutory authority, impose overly burdensome costs, and make it harder for Americans to access affordable and reliable power, often with little…
These state elections could reshape climate and energy policy
The prospects for state-level climate and energy legislation could hinge on the outcomes of just a few races. Democrats are poised to achieve trifectas—control of the governor's office and both legislative chambers—in at least three…
Burning forests, emptying rivers, €180bn in damage: Europe's politicians face reckoning after 'summer of truth'
It was, according to the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, the “summer of truth”. Climate chaos ripped through Europe and the northern hemisphere, sending heat records tumbling, scorching crops in the fields…
Gorgeous Welsh cinema that people don't realise is there
More than 100 years ago a community would gather at this very spot, to talk, to engage, to enjoy themselves. Public halls were once the lifeblood of every town and village in Wales, and in one small corner of Carmarthenshire that was no different.
Fantasy Climate Models Effectively Denied Energy to the Poor: The White House Just Set the Stage for Change
For two decades, the poorest half of humanity had its energy choices dictated by computer-generated climate predictions now considered to be implausible by the people who made them. Developing countries that are home to the impoverished should be…
As A Former Head Of MI6, It's Clear That Britain's Climate Policy Is Leaving Us Dangerously Exposed To Our Enemies
This is the transcript of a lecture given in London last night to the Global Warming Policy Foundation by Sir Richard Dearlove, the former head of MI6, titled 'Energy Security: Blowing in the Wind'. The full lecture is available to watch on…
Tyneside in 1976: 10 photographs and the story of the region 50 years ago
It was 1976 and there was plenty of positivity to be had in our corner of the world. The opening of the sprawling Eldon Square Shopping Centre in Newcastle city centre offered a new, innovative, totally modern retail experience, while work was well…
Another Big Step In The Removal Of Destructive 'Climate' Regulations
I will never understand how large numbers of seemingly intelligent people got the idea that they were going to save the world by forcing the closure of all the functional parts of the energy system of the U.S. Nor will I ever understand how enough…
News live: Taylor pledges 'one of the biggest immigration cuts in Australian history'; tributes for Victorian Greens MP Tim Read
The federal opposition leader, Angus Taylor, has vowed to deliver one of the biggest immigration cuts in Australia history and called Labor “socialist in all but name” in a bid to rally the party faithful, six months out from the New…
'Total madness' as nearly £150m paid out in compensation for net zero policy
Energy intensive industries which have seen their electricity bills forced up can seek compensation Nearly £150million has been spent in a single year compensating businesses whose power bills were forced up Britain's so-called “carbon…
'I'll walk to Holland to honour my fallen pals' says 101-year-old war hero
Geoff, from Peterborough, Cambs., who still lives independently, was just 19 and a private in the 7th Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers dropped by glider to help liberate the country Holland from Nazi occupation. Tomorrow he will salute…
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