Image Source: We Are Jersey Magazine YouTube video screenshot © 2024 Blaze Media LLC. All rights reserved. New Jersey candidate for US Senate nailed with hilarious mockery after blaming earthquake on climate change April 05, 2024 Residents living in the northeast were shocked Friday when the region was struck by a sharp earthquake, but one…
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Sunny Hostin says eclipse is linked to climate change on The View
Sunny Hostin has been roasted by her co-hosts on The View after she claimed the solar eclipse, New York City’s recent earthquake and the arrival of cicadas are all linked to climate change. The View co-hosts had a heated debate on Monday as they tried to explain the science behind the total solar eclipse, which…
Sunny Hostin Claims the Solar Eclipse, Earthquake Caused by ‘Climate Change’
The liberal media loved to portray conservatives, Republicans, Trump supporters, and pretty much anyone right of center as crazy conspiracy theorists who shouldn’t be allowed a platform anywhere. But during Monday’s edition of The View , staunchly racist and anti-Semitic co-host, Sunny Hostin (the descendant of slave owners ) proved just how dim she was when…
US Senate Candidate from New Jersey Blamed East Coast Earthquake on Climate Change
Senate Candidate Blamed East Coast Earthquake on Climate Change: ‘The Climate Crisis Is Real’ It’s all climate change, all of it! New Jersey Senate candidate Christina Khalil made bizarre claims on her X account that because her state normally does not get earthquakes, Friday’s quake could be blamed on climate change. Khalil is running to…
‘The View’ co-host Sunny Hostin claims eclipse caused by climate change
“The View” co-host Sunny Hostin blamed Monday’s solar eclipse, Friday’s earthquake and the expected cicada breeding season on “climate change.” “All those things together would maybe lead one to believe that either climate change exists or something is really going on,” she said Monday. A 4.8-magnitude earthquake was felt across New York and New Jersey…
Laundry is a top source of microplastic pollution. Here’s how to clean your clothes more sustainably
Judith Weis, The Conversation Judith Weis, The Conversation Leave your feedback Microplastics are turning up everywhere, from remote mountain tops to deep ocean trenches. They also are in many animals, including humans. The most common microplastics in the environment are microfibers – plastic fragments shaped like tiny threads or filaments. Microfibers come from many sources,…
AVP Alexis Dennard leading AT&T’s billion-dollar supplier diversity and sustainability initiatives
Alexis Dennard is an exceptionally accomplished professional who serves as the Assistant Vice President, Mass Markets Supply Chain, Supplier Diversity & Sustainability at AT&T. This dynamic ‘sister with superpowers‘ is not only a proud HBCU graduate of Hampton University, but she also boasts an impressive tenure at AT&T, exceeding 25 years. Her career reflects a…
How Much Can Forests Fight Climate Change? A Sensor in Space Has Answers.
Supported by How Much Can Forests Fight Climate Change? A Sensor in Space Has Answers. A new NASA program is helping researchers more accurately calculate how much planet-warming carbon protected areas are storing. It’s a lot. Over the last century, governments around the world have drawn boundaries to shield thousands of the world’s most valuable…
Liverpool FC — LFC celebrates sustainability with launch of The Red Way Report
Speaking at the launch of The Red Way Report, Ben Latty, LFC’s commercial director and executive sponsor, said: “We’re very proud to launch LFC’s first The Red Way Report and are both encouraged and delighted at the progress that has been made right across the club to get us to this very significant moment. “A…
Nationwide ban on gas-burning stoves under consideration after new study claims appliances emit harmful pollution linked to childhood asthma
The Biden administration’s Consumer Product Safety Commission is considering a nationwide ban on gas-burning stoves following a new study that claimed the appliances emit harmful pollution that has been linked to asthma in children, Bloomberg reported. According to the EPA and the World Health Organization, gas-burning stoves emit unsafe levels of nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide,…
