Climate news silence masks big energy shifts
A critical look at why major climate data and US energy gains received muted coverage. The piece argues notable warming since the Little Ice Age is not unprecedented, cites model critiques by IBD authors, and highlights rising US oil output driven by shale and the potential of rare earth extraction from coal sites. It also notes a shift in energy dynamics with higher exports and domestic production.
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Goddard Institute For Space Studies
Investors Business Daily
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Judith Curry
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Bloomberg
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Russia
Obama
American Geosciences Institute
West Virginia University
National Energy Technology Laboratory
China
Blurfield Daily Telegraph staffing and motto line
Randy Mooney publisher and news editor leads the newsroom. Andy Patton sports editor, Samantha Perry editor, and Brian Woodson cited with Deuteronomy 5 19 AKJV. No further context or events provided.
Early voting in Mountain State shows strong start
Secretary of State Mac Warner reports 24 164 total early ballots cast with 12 779 Democratic and 7 649 Republican statewide. Mercer County accounts for 1 020 votes including 460 Democratic and 349 Republican. McDowell has 90 and Monroe 18 early ballots. Early voting runs through May 5 with多 satellite sites and party ballot rules for primaries.
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Mac Warner
Mercer County
McDowell County
Monroe County
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Stadium Drive
Blue Wells Pharmacy
Donald Kersey
Secretary of State’s Office
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Beckley
Letters to the Editor in Bluefield Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public interest issues. Letters must include the writer's signature address and phone number. Send your opinion by mail to Letters to the Editor Bluefield Daily Telegraph PO Box 1599 Bluefield West Virginia 24701.
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House Chaplain Departure Sparks Prayer and Politics Debate
John M. Crisp argues that government sponsored public prayers by House chaplains clash with the Constitution and religious freedom. He notes Chaplain Rev. Patrick Conroy’s resignation after a request to stay out of politics, and cites Madison and Jesus to question the need for a House chaplain in a secular republic.
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