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Japan announced a policy shift on Wednesday, July 15, that emphasizes reliable baseload power from nuclear and coal-fired generation over previous decarbonization commitments, according to government statements and news reports. The move includes restarting idled nuclear reactors and expanding fossil fuel use, with officials citing energy affordability and national security as primary drivers.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has been accused of fabricating claims about heatwave deaths. Watts Up With That published a post on Wednesday, July 15, titled “BBC Peddle Fake Heatwave Deaths Claims,” alleging that the broadcaster exaggerated mortality figures during a recent heatwave. According to the post, official data does not support the elevated death counts attributed to high temperatures.

The Department of Energy issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to permanently end appliance and equipment mandates that raise costs and limit consumer choice Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced the move as a restoration of Americans’ ability to buy appliances that actually work The proposal follows President Trump’s Executive Order on deregulation and targets mandates on air conditioners, gas stoves, washing machines, dryers, water heaters and refrigerators New York City Mayor Zohran...

India is the only nation in history required to simultaneously achieve rapid economic growth and deep carbon emission reductions, an unprecedented dual burden. Developed economies grew first, then retrofitted climate solutions; India has no such luxury as the world’s fourth-largest economy. Indian households show extreme carbon inequality: top spenders emit seven times more than those near the poverty line.

The Fourth of July weekend arrived with scorching temperatures across parts of the United States, and within hours, USA Today published a story titled “Was that climate change? Scientists ponder a deadly July 4 weekend,” claiming that the heat bore the unmistakable “fingerprints” of human-caused global warming. This narrative, however, collapses under scrutiny of basic weather history and statistical reality.

Discovery of Submarine Calderas Researchers have identified 73 previously unknown volcanic calderas on the ocean floor using an algorithm originally developed to locate impact craters on Mars. The findings, published in Communications Earth & Environment, were led by Dr. Andrea Verolino of the University of Paris-Saclay. According to the study, the algorithm scanned topographical maps of the seafloor and initially flagged 87,435 possible structures.

As blistering temperatures scorch European cities and claim over a thousand lives in a single heatwave, the narrative from Brussels and national capitals is predictable: climate change is the villain, carbon emissions are the culprit, and net zero policies are the only salvation. But the reality on the ground tells a far different story. Europe’s heat crisis is not a natural disaster.

Rolling blackouts in America are no longer a theoretical warning from the fringe — they are striking American homes right now, exactly as I predicted. Over the July 4th weekend, the Eastern Power Grid declared a power emergency, and Con Edison in New York City began voltage reductions that dropped power to as low as 86 volts, a functional blackout for modern electronics.

The book “The Coming Famine: Routes, Resources, and the War on Humanity” warns that global starvation is a deliberate strategy by global elites, not a natural disaster, aimed at reducing the world’s population and establishing centralized control. Globalists – including international financiers, corporate monopolists and bodies like the WEF and UN – use climate policies, carbon taxes and Net Zero commitments to artificially inflate energy costs and weaponize food and fuel.

PJM Interconnection, the largest power grid operation in the United States, declared a grid emergency on July 1 as a historic heat dome pushes temperatures into triple digits across the Mid-Atlantic region, according to officials. The Department of Energy (DOE) issued two emergency orders directing PJM to dispatch specific units and use backup generation as a last resort to prevent rolling blackouts.