Od hafana od vedle :)

Čína díky válce profituje na svých zelených technologiích - iDNES.cz
https://www.idnes.cz/ekonomika/zahranicni/valka-uz-jednoho-viteze-ma-alespon-technologickeho-z-krize-profituje-cina.A260407_100315_eko-zahranicni_jadv

Ropná a plynová krize vyvolaná válkou v Íránu nutí vlády urychlit přechod na obnovitelné zdroje energie a jedna země z toho bude mít prospěch více než kterákoli jiná. Podle údajů firem se od začátku války v Íránu prudce zvýšil prodej čínských elektromobilů a solárních panelů.

Čína dominuje dodavatelským řetězcům v oblasti obnovitelných zdrojů energie a vyrábí drtivou většinu světové produkce solárních panelů, větrných turbín, baterií a elektromobilů. Vývoz těchto technologií již v prvních dvou měsících roku 2026 dosahoval nových maxim. Nyní by nestabilita v dodávkách fosilních paliv měla prodejům poskytnout další výrazný impuls, píše web deníku The Washington Post

TADEAS: no...a to si lidi ještě myslí že letos byla studená zima která byla výrazně nad normál 1991-2020. Považují to za důkaz neexistence klimatické změny když týden mrzlo.

co byste chteli zkoumat vy vseznalkove


For the second year in a row, US President Donald Trump has proposed significant cuts to the budgets of major US science agencies. Released Friday, the White House’s plan for federal spending next year also includes a ban on using federal funds for subscriptions and publishing fees for some academic journals.

The plan proposes cuts to federal agencies that fund or conduct research on health, space and the environment. Some of the steepest cuts would be made to the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): the budgets of both would fall more than 50% in 2027 compared to their current levels. The budget for the US National Institutes of Health would drop 13%.

Trump administration proposes massive budget cuts to science | Scientific American
http://spklr.io/6009Ey7GS

TADEAS: jo takhle jsme si pořídili přírodní zahradu měli jsme tam ptáky, ještěrky, žáby, kudlanky.
Sousedka si pořídila postupně pět venkovních koček.....ty vyvraždily všechno v okolí tak efektivně že i ty jeřabiny na keřích shnijou.

Can your garden save a bird? | The European Correspondent
https://europeancorrespondent.com/en/r/can-your-garden-save-a-bird

Birdwatching is taking off in Poland, where more people are discovering that even city parks and gardens are full of life if you slow down and listen. At the same time, Europe’s wild bird population has dropped sharply in recent decades, especially among farmland species, making these small moments with nature feel even more precious. Experts say simple actions like putting out water, adding feeders, and keeping a slightly wild garden can help make space for birds to thrive.

“The events of recent days are yet another reminder that the only route to energy security and sovereignty for the U.K. is to get off our dependence on fossil fuel markets, whose prices we do not control, and onto clean homegrown power that we do,” he told MPs.

Starmer’s answer to Iran energy shock: Go green faster – POLITICO
https://www.politico.eu/article/keir-starmer-answer-to-iran-energy-shock-go-green-faster-ed-miliband-donald-trump/

Guest post: How declining cloudiness is accelerating global warming - Carbon Brief
https://www.carbonbrief.org/guest-post-how-declining-cloudiness-is-accelerating-global-warming/

“For the past two decades, low-level cloud cover has been declining, increasing the amount of sunlight absorbed by Earth and amplifying global warming.

As global temperatures have reached record highs in recent years, there has been concern that the decline in cloudiness may be enhancing warming more than previously expected.

In a new study, published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Letters, we investigate how the decline in global cloudiness affects the Earth’s “energy imbalance” – the difference between absorbed solar energy and heat radiated into space that results in global warming.

This imbalance has more than doubled over the past 20 years, as greenhouse gases have trapped more heat in the atmosphere.

We find that, since 2003, the decrease of cloudiness has been responsible for half of the increase of Earth’s energy imbalance.”

Norway Faces Energy Shortage As Lack Of Winter Snow Depletes Reservoirs - CleanTechnica
https://cleantechnica.com/2026/04/03/norway-faces-energy-shortage-as-lack-of-winter-snow-depletes-reservoirs/

This winter was Norway’s coldest since 2010, the result of persistent high pressure near Greenland that blocked flows of moist Atlantic air into the Nordic region, Bloomberg says. With little precipitation, snow reserves have fallen to their lowest levels in two decades, creating a deficit of about 25 TWh of electricity — equal to 20% of Norway’s total hydropower output last year, according to Tuomo Saloranta, a hydrologist at the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate.
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Consumers are already feeling the pinch. Electricity sales to the UK and Germany — major export markets — have plunged by about 50% and 40% respectively this year. In northern Sweden, energy prices are up more than four times over 2025 levels.

Earth's Greatest Enemy
https://earthsgreatestenemy.com/

A documentary exposé of the world's biggest—and most unaccountable—polluter: the US military. Learn the environmental cost of having a military Empire with Abby Martin.

Exempt from international climate agreements and rarely scrutinized in mainstream reporting, the Pentagon is the world’s single largest institutional polluter—spewing carbon, contaminating water, and scarring landscapes across the globe. Combining investigative journalism, striking visuals, and stories from impacted communities, this film challenges audiences to rethink the hidden costs of a global military empire and its planetary consequences. Provocative, urgent, and eye-opening, this is a documentary that will change how you see both the military and environmentalism.

US Empire Will DESTROY The World | With Abby Martin
https://youtu.be/AvWoBAd6l-8?si=Eod5oG68ztjiWviu

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inspirativni... brzy jiste i u nas

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The Trump administration is attempting to dismantle the U.S. Forest Service. The goal is to cause constant chaos so you can’t follow what’s happening day to day. Here is what’s going on.

BREAKING: The administration just announced a sweeping restructuring and it’s as bad as it sounds. Headquarters is leaving Washington D.C. for Salt Lake City. All nine regional offices are closing. More than 50 research facilities across 31 states are being eliminated. The regional system the agency has used since its founding in 1907 is gone.

In their place 15 political “state directors,” embedded with the same state officials and industry groups that have long pushed for more logging and fewer protections mirroring the Bureau of Land Management model that public lands advocates have fought for decades.

That puts 193 million acres (the largest public land system in the nation, bigger than Texas) under a structure designed for political access, not scientific stewardship.

Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz framed it as getting “closer to the forests.” What it actually does is gut the career scientists and independent oversight that stood between those forests and the people who want to exploit them.

Scientists won’t relocate en masse. Long-term studies, datasets, and research partnerships built over decades will collapse. Once that expertise walks out the door, it doesn’t come back.

The Forest Service was built by Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot to keep professional, science-based management out of the hands of industry. That vision is being systematically dismantled not with a bang, but with a press release. 193 million acres. Gone from federal protection in all but name.