Watch: Bill Gates outlines how he is ‘changing cows’ to fight climate change – Pushes ‘artificial meat’ as a way ‘you can make beef without the cow’

“We need to change cows.” Bill Gates outlines all the different ways he is “changing cows” in order to save the planet from catastrophic methane emissions, including lab-grown meat and methane-reducing vaccines. An original edit by Wide Awake Media. pic.twitter.com/j96zVwL8N5 — Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) November 18, 2024   Bill Gates: “Cows are about 5% […]

SCARY AS HELL! DYSTOPIAN ‘DIGITAL GULAG’ – w/ Marc Morano

https://rumble.com/v5k6091-scaryy-as-hell-dystopian-digital-gulag.html GUEST Marc Morano from Climate Depot and CFACT.OCT GIVEAWAY! Give Donation in OCTOBER CLICK to be entered! NEW BOOK COMING SOON NEXT LEVEL WARFARESheila’s content is completely, 100%, viewer supported.SHEILA WEBSITE: https://sheilazilinsky.com

Harvard to train ‘planetary healers’ – Professor Christopher Golden: ‘We see climate change as one of the most important existential threats that is affecting public health’ – Includes confronting ‘structural racism’

Harvard to train ‘planetary healers’ Matt Lamb – Associate Editor  New concentration part of medicine’s push to incorporate climate change into health care The planet is sick, so says the environmentalists, but here comes Harvard University heal it. The Ivy League university, where freshmen need refresher courses on algebra, will now offer a concentration (fancy word for “major”) in “Climate […]

World Bank ‘Misplaces’ $41 Billion in Climate Change Funds – Oxfam Investigation finds: ‘No clear public record showing where this money went or how it was used’

https://pjmedia.com/rick-moran/2024/10/24/world-bank-misplaces-41-billion-in-climate-change-funds-n4933604 By Rick Moran The World Bank was created, in part, to help alleviate the extreme poverty in about 10% of the world’s population. That’s 700 million people living on less than $2 a day. The bank gets its funding from contributions made by rich nations. However, a recent decision to divert 45% of its […]

Wash Post: ‘The new American Dream should be a townhouse’ – ‘Are more climate-friendly’ with ‘increased density’ & are ‘important step toward more environmentally friendly cities’

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/interactive/2024/american-dream-buy-townhouse/ The new American Dream should be a townhouse Americans are desperate for more affordable and low-maintenance housing options. By Amanda Shendruk and Heather Long October 21, 2024 at 6:00 a.m. EDT Excerpt: Owning a home has long been a core part of the American Dream. Today, however, there simply aren’t enough affordable options, and […]

UK Times: ‘Jet zero’ is coming: ‘Passengers can look forward to guilt-free travel’ – But greens rip airport expansion in UK as ‘yet another assault on human and planetary wellbeing’ – Urge a ‘frequent flyer levy’

https://link.thetimes.co.uk/view/643dae8e52f5b18ea2028d73m4gb9.9ve/689291e2 By Henry Bird – UK Times When the Conservative government published its “jet zero” strategy in July 2022, designed to achieve net zero aviation emissions by 2050, it said that “passengers can look forward to guilt-free travel”. Coincidentally, the strategy was announced on the UK’s hottest day on record – leaving some to question […]

From Your Wallet to Theirs: How EV Subsidies Favor the Wealthy – In 2024, the feds issued $2 billion in tax credits for over 300,000 EVs & hybrids—mostly to wealthy households

This year, the government has issued $2 billion in tax credits for over 300,000 electric-battery and plug-in hybrids—mostly to wealthy households that don’t necessarily need them.

Nationally, 14% of households earning over $100,000 own an electric vehicle, compared to 5% of middle-income households and 2% of those earning $40,000 or less, according to a recent Gallup poll.
In California, the state leading in electric vehicles, the Top 20 ZIP codes with the highest percentage of EVs have median household incomes above $100,000, while the lowest-income areas have almost no EV ownership.

Electric vehicles are simply too expensive for lower- and middle-class households. The electric version of the average compact SUV (the most popular class of cars) costs $53,048—49% more than the $35,722 price tag of the model with an internal combustion engine.

The federal government offers up to $7,500 in tax credits for a new electric vehicle, up to $4,000 for used electric vehicles, and up to $40,000 for commercial electric vehicles, all depending on domestic content requirements.