OCTOBER 24, 2025 – In what has become an annual big thanks from plants, they once again thank us for a record-breaking year of CO2 levels. The amount of emissions was up almost 50% (!!!!) over the prior year and prior decade average!!!!
The world has told the Climate Change Hoaxers they see through their lies. They are tired of these people crying wolf for the past 40+ years. We are WAY PAST their lines in the sand where the planet will never recover. As I continue to tell them, the war has been lost! Go away!
https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/climate-change/co2-levels-reach-record-new-high-locking-in-more-global-warming
Two amazing stats I came across recently:
1. 33% of Oregon’s electricity and 39% (!!!) of Virginia’s electricity are used by data centers. For the Country, and most states, it is in the 5%-10% range. Most data centers (we have a $1 Billion one being built in my area) are now providing their own power source. The small nuclear building cubes as I call them are pretty cool.
2. OpenAI (owns ChatGPT) says that in 8 years it will use more electricity than the entire country of India (1.4 billion people)!!! Amazing that one company will use more power than the country with the most people.
If you wonder where to invest over the next 5-10 years, the above tells you a lot.
Shalom,
The Mann
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AWESOME NEWS FOR PLANTS CONTINUES !!!!!!!!
OCTOBER 28, 2024 – As I have posted here before, the climate change hoaxers just need to admit defeat. They are simply making junk up to make money off the masses. It is repulsive. Thankfully the world is ignoring them and CO2 concentration continue to surge. Contrary to the WMO propaganda below, this trend will likely save our species as plants will be in more abundance and provide the food necessary to feed a world of over 8 billion people. Evil people want carbon neutrality so as to reduce plants, and thus food, and have their Malthusian plan of a world of less than 1 billion people come true. Sick, sick people. The following is from Axios. Be sure to be playing your violin as you read this:) I will be sending cheese to WMO to have with their whine:)
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Global carbon dioxide concentrations reached record levels in 2023, with a surge of 11.4% during the past two decades alone, a new UN report finds.
Why it matters: While countries are deploying renewable energy sources at a quickening pace, it hasn’t been enough to halt or reverse emissions growth.
The intrigue: El Niño years, such as 2023, tend to bring steeper increases in greenhouse gas levels because of drought in the tropics that reduces forests’ ability to take in CO2.
• There are indications that a continued surge in CO2 concentrations occurred into 2024, though the new report does not cover those early readings.
Zoom out: The last time the world saw CO2 concentrations similar to today’s was 3 to 5 million years ago, when the temperature was 2°C to 3°C (3.6°F to 5.4°F) warmer than average and sea levels were up to 65 feet higher than they are now.
What they’re saying: “Every part per million and every fraction of a degree temperature increase has a real impact on our lives and our planet,” said WMO secretary-general Celeste Saulo in a statement.
• Ko Barrett, the WMO’s No. 2 official, warned of a “potential vicious circle,” in which climate change pushes ecosystems from net absorbers of CO2 into contributors of the global warming agent.
• “These climate feedbacks are critical concerns to human
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Global carbon dioxide concentrations reached record levels in 2023, with a surge of 11.4% during the past two decades alone, a new UN report finds.
Why it matters: While countries are deploying renewable energy sources at a quickening pace, it hasn’t been enough to halt or reverse emissions growth.
The intrigue: El Niño years, such as 2023, tend to bring steeper increases in greenhouse gas levels because of drought in the tropics that reduces forests’ ability to take in CO2.
• There are indications that a continued surge in CO2 concentrations occurred into 2024, though the new report does not cover those early readings.
Zoom out: The last time the world saw CO2 concentrations similar to today’s was 3 to 5 million years ago, when the temperature was 2°C to 3°C (3.6°F to 5.4°F) warmer than average and sea levels were up to 65 feet higher than they are now.
What they’re saying: “Every part per million and every fraction of a degree temperature increase has a real impact on our lives and our planet,” said WMO secretary-general Celeste Saulo in a statement.
• Ko Barrett, the WMO’s No. 2 official, warned of a “potential vicious circle,” in which climate change pushes ecosystems from net absorbers of CO2 into contributors of the global warming agent.
• “These climate feedbacks are critical concerns to human