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Also, have you heard of geo-stimulated hydrogen?

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Have you heard of using night time wind to power compressed air energy storage & clean power generation? Using natural hydrogen to power the turbines, this proven technology can produce 150-1000 MW electrical power for 50% less in price and is available 24/7/365 anywhere wind and hydrogen exist.

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I just finished writing my reflections on tonight's big win in Virginia. I've been fighting this fight for ten years, including three cases in SCOTUS. Tonight we won a big one at the ballot box.

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Voting machines speed up American elections, but is it speed we really need? We need CARE, ATTENTION, FAIRNESS, ACCURACY, and TO LEAVE NO AMERICAN CITIZEN'S VOTE UNCOUNTED. Two weeks of careful, deliberate, respectful voting is perfectly reasonable for a country of 150-200 million voters.

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Because?

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The world is embracing offshore wind β€” even as the US retreats Over 9 GW of new offshore wind projects came online last year. The sector is set to grow even more as nations in Europe and Asia seek out domestic clean…

American exceptionalism.

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So much false equivalence in media on gerrymandering in Texas vs California & Virginia. California and Virginia maps approved by the voters. That's a huge difference not enough people pointing out

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A color, macrophoto of a Robin perched on a branch in Virginia, during late April, 2026. The capture was taken during rain and the photographer snapped the photo at the split second a raindrop fell on the top of the bird's head, making it appear like a "natural" crown.
πŸ“Έ Dawn Denise Boyer of Gloucester, Virginia

A color, macrophoto of a Robin perched on a branch in Virginia, during late April, 2026. The capture was taken during rain and the photographer snapped the photo at the split second a raindrop fell on the top of the bird's head, making it appear like a "natural" crown. πŸ“Έ Dawn Denise Boyer of Gloucester, Virginia

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Right in the middle of rain, the photo was captured the split second a droplet of water landed on the #Robins head like a crown! πŸ‘‘
04/2026

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How do corporations shift us profits to other countries with lower tax rates? How is that done exactly?

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As long as you're powering transportation with net zero or close to net zero fuel and using the most efficient engineering design to conserve earth's precious resources for future generations to enjoy, I'll be happy! πŸ‘‹πŸ‘‹πŸ‘‹πŸ‘‹

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You don't have to create it, you can drill for it. If you do create it using electrolyzers with wind or solar as the feedstock, it is less expensive than coal, and of course it is also net zero.

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The United States Geological Survey knows where natural hydrogen is. In late 2025, they published a map. Exploratory wells are being drilled by experts. The future looks bright if we are smart enough to follow the paths that bring the most good to the most people.

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Big oil's wartime windfall . . . Are gas price hikes a result of back room war planning without consulting Congress? Does our "military industrial complex" include American oil? Is this exactly what President Dwight D Eisenhower warned Americans about in his famous farewell speech in 1961?

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$30m an hour: big oil reaping huge war windfall from consumers, analysis finds Exclusive: Climate action blockers including Saudi Arabia, Russia and major fossil fuel firms set to make extra $234bn by end of 2026 * Middle East crisis – live updates * Business live – latest updates The world’s top 100 oil and gas companies banked more than $30m every hour in unearned profit in the first month of the US-Israeli war in Iran, according to exclusive analysis for the Guardian. Saudi Aramco, Gazprom and ExxonMobil are among the biggest beneficiaries of the bonanza, meaning key opponents of climate action continue to prosper. The conflict pushed the price of oil to an average of $100 (Β£74) a barrel in March, leading to estimated windfall war profits for the month of $23bn for the companies. Oil and gas supplies will take months to return to pre-war levels and the companies will make $234bn by the end of the year if the oil price continues to average $100. The analysis uses data from leading intelligence provider Rystad Energy, analysed by Global Witness. Continue reading...

$30m an hour: big oil reaping huge war windfall from consumers, analysis finds

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The FBI guy is on a paranoid bender and won’t leave his room.

The War guy quotes bible passages from Pulp Fiction.

The Health guy collects raccoon dicks.

It’s an Idiocracy on steroids.

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Except for Ted Cruz?

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Or did they also make their fortunes from blackmailing rich perverts?

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This is the key. πŸ‘†

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And has anyone here in the US noticed our sunrises and sunsets are becoming more spectacular? We had the same in the 70's. It's because there is more particulate pollution in the air that reflects the sunlight into those beautiful patterns. Not positive it's related but it's something to ponder.

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There are enough newly mapped natural hydrogen reserves in the USA to power the whole country for hundreds of years.

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You have companies in Canada investigating the use of natural hydrogen reserves to gradually replace fossil fuels for electrical power generation.

Natural hydrogen can produce electrical power at less than 50% of the cost of electrical power from fossil fuels. This should be your focus!

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If we wait too long, we're foolishly fouling our own habitat, and undermining our own climate and agricultural base. It's shortsighted greed over common sense.

We've seen the harm from pollution and greenhouse gases. We should care more about preserving this environment for future generations.

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Coal mining in Alberta's Rockies threatens the water. The mines release toxic chemicals into the air and water which threatens the health and lives of fish, birds, wildlife, livestock and the people's drinking water. Coal mining destroys the landscape and the ecosystems that support life.

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Are the coal mine owners Trump donors? You better believe it!

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It's so dangerous to health and environment. This is an outrageous breach of public trust.

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Bravo! that's amazing! I wonder if U.S. coal miners realize our government could pay for job retraining so they and their children could have healthier jobs.

I guess the owners of the coal plants wouldn't be very interested in that. Coal is very profitable when you don't protect workers' health!

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Natural hydrogen power plants can be built at a fraction of the cost of gas or coal powered plants. The electrical power they produce will be priced at 50% less than power produced from gas or coal powered plants. USA has enough natural hydrogen reserves to power the country for hundreds of years.

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On the other hand, Canada mandates a phase out of all coal-powered plants by 2030 with a goal of having 90% of all power generation from non-emitting sources.

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Actually, clean energy should be first. Clean energy protects our children by protecting their health and their future climate so future generations are able to grow food and protect lives, homes, farms in the distant future. Save the oil and gas for the future.

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A French company had a contract to build offshore wind in the USA in 2026. Trump offered them $1 Billion U.S. taxpayer dollars to NOT build offshore wind but build gas infrastructure in Texas instead. American companies can build gas infrastructure in Texas, can't they? America first!

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