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Biden's energy ban brings job creation to screeching halt
Story by Daniel Walker • 15h
 
Dismantle the industry
© Source: Youtube
President Biden's latest move against Southeast Texas is the ban on liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports.
 

The ban is imposed by a president who is determined to dismantle the industry that powers the district for many Texans.
 
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/biden-s-energy-ban-brings-job-creation-to-screeching-halt/ss-AA1nMoz8?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=41624aab61e74744902c17527ffea5f7&ei=75
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NYPD Blasts AOC, Says Officers Will Teach Liberal Mob Consequences
Story by Andrew Sanders • 11h
Columbia University
©Source: via Youtube
Protesters who established a camp at Columbia University in New York City to oppose Israel's conflict with Hamas in Gaza faced intervention from the New York Police Department when the university permitted law enforcement on campus.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/nypd-blasts-aoc-says-officers-will-teach-liberal-mob-consequences/ss-AA1nMGOC?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=41624aab61e74744902c17527ffea5f7&ei=67
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Seattle’s $20 Minimum Wage Backfires as Delivery Orders Plummet
©Source: OC Register

A new law in Seattle aimed at protecting delivery drivers has customers opting out of ordering takeout and restaurants seeing plummeting sales. The controversial minimum wage hike for gig workers has the city council scrambling to walk back the harsh effects of the well-intended but poorly executed effort to boost pay.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/seattle-s-20-minimum-wage-backfires-as-delivery-orders-plummet/ss-AA1nMtmO?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=41624aab61e74744902c17527ffea5f7&ei=63
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 Biden administration imposes sweeping regulations on power plants


The Biden administration issued sweeping new rules this week that crack down on power plant pollution and could force many coal plants to shut down unless they undertake costly upgrades to capture smokestack emissions.

The new rules - sure to be challenged in court - mandate strict controls on carbon dioxide emissions at existing coal plants and newly built natural gas plants, setting the stage for a significant infrastructure buildout to capture and dispose of CO2 emitted at such plants in order to comply; existing gas plants are not included in the new rules.
 
The changes come as the industry copes with a shifting generation mix, with solar and wind projects being added to the grid, at a time when artificial intelligence, data centers and vehicle electrification are sharply driving up demand.

Utilities say more gas-fired power plants are needed for reliability and to replace coal, and some say they need aging coal plants to stay online longer than expected.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/biden-administration-imposes-sweeping-regulations-on-power-plants/ar-AA1nMFbr?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=41624aab61e74744902c17527ffea5f7&ei=56
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Bryan Dean Wright breaks down how EVs pose a national security threat to the United States

The former CIA officer and host of the podcast ‘The Wright Report’ broke down how China controls the EV industry and plans to flood the U.S. market in an attempt to dismantle America’s national security.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/bryan-dean-wright-breaks-down-how-evs-pose-a-national-security-threat-to-the-united-states/vi-AA1nxrXX?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=41624aab61e74744902c17527ffea5f7&ei=44
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Climate Change / Here's why tire companies love EVs
« Last post by rangerrebew on Today at 10:46:27 am »
 
CNBC
1mo
Here's why tire companies love EVs

The tire business is a business of low growth, low margins and extreme competition. Tire makers are at the mercy of of raw material prices. And about half of customers are largely indifferent to the brand of tires they buy. Price is the main differentiator. But industry analysts say EVs provide tire makers with the biggest growth opportunity they have seen in decades. AlixPartners estimates that tires on EVs require 20 percent more frequent replacement and can cost 50 percent more.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/here-s-why-tire-companies-love-evs/vi-BB1kalb6?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=41624aab61e74744902c17527ffea5f7&ei=37
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I can see the headlines already.  Biden's a martyr!  Risking the presidency to save the planet. :bs:
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New York Post
Biden is the least popular president in 70 years — below even Nixon and Carter, scathing poll finds
It’s a low blow for Joe.

Joe Biden is the least popular commander in chief at this point of his presidency in the last 70 years, below even Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter, according to a blistering new poll — imperiling his chances of re-election.

Biden, 81, notched a dismal 38.7% job approval rating for the first quarter of 2024, the venerable Gallup Poll found in a survey released Friday, three points lower than that of the one-term George H.W. Bush at the same point in his presidency.

“With about six months remaining before Election Day, Biden stands in a weaker position than any prior incumbent,” the pollsters concluded.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/biden-is-the-least-popular-president-in-70-years-below-even-nixon-and-carter-scathing-poll-finds/ar-AA1nMbow?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=41624aab61e74744902c17527ffea5f7&ei=27
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World News / Re: Ukraine 4
« Last post by Hoodat on Today at 06:03:15 am »
Cuban mercenaries eliminate Russian regiment commander in Donetsk region

Oleksandra Zimko  •  5h


Cuban mercenaries fighting in the Pokrovsk sector of the Donetsk region eliminated their commander of the 428th motorized rifle regiment for humiliating treatment, reports the ATESH partisan movement.

The movement's agent from the headquarters of the "Center" troop group of the Russian Armed Forces noted that the reason for the "execution" was regular humiliation, beatings and "confiscation" of wages from guest workers from Latin America.

The direct perpetrators of the "execution" have already been transferred to the Rostov region of the Russian Federation. The regiment's command appealed to the General Staff to replace the foreign mercenaries with Russian soldiers.  .  .

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/cuban-mercenaries-eliminate-russian-regiment-commander-in-donetsk-region/ar-AA1nMEZO
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When water intrusion and salt don't corrode batteries or cause them to catch fire perhaps they'll be more applicable to a greater part of the country -- until then, EV's are in the long run are futile, not dependable and more costly.
I was wondering where all those batteries are going to be stored--in the cold shed, or in the house or attached garage? At least I can run the gas gadgets dry and store them for the winter, and keep the fuel (stabilized) in a non-heated outbuilding that would be relatively cheap to replace.

And no one has mentioned the expense of having those extra batteries to swap out. Just with hand tools, which are handy, and of which I have a nice assortment, two batteries cost nearly as much as (or more than) the tools. That's for hand tools, I would think a 6 hour battery for a zero turn mower would be significantly more.
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