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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
Forbes: The IEA’s ‘Net Zero’ Roadmap Analyzed
The International Energy Agency (IEA) report calling for an end to all new investments in oil and gas from 2021 has been met with polarised responses. Climate Action 100+ hailed the report, while the Saudi oil minister has ridiculed it. The Energy Policy Research Foundation (EPRF) analysis, funded by the RealClearFoundation, now allows an exposé of the assumptions and conclusions within the IEA report. The EPRF highlights that the IEA's "magical thinking" on a "net zero" future is illustrated by its absurdly optimistic forecasts of new innovations and technologies that are yet unproven to be commercially viable. The EPRF concludes that the IEA’s report offers an unrealistic view of the energy transition and is part of a wider political agenda that has been co-opted by climate extremists who seek to reorder society under the climate crisis religion.
#war
The Epoch Times: Airstrike Hits Busy Market in Opposition-Held Northwestern Syria and Kills at Least 9 People
Russia launched an airstrike over a vegetable market in Jisr al-Shughur, killing at least nine people. The attack occurred in northwestern Syria, near the Turkish border, an opposition-held area. Over 30 people were wounded, and the death toll is expected to rise. Syria and Russia have not commented on the airstrike, with Damascus claiming that it targeted armed insurgents. The northwest province is predominately occupied by the militant group Hayat Tahrir al Sham and Turkish-supported forces.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Global Mining CEO Says Chile Easier to Deal With Than the Queensland Government
BHP CEO Mike Henry criticized Queensland's decision to raise mining royalties, which could lead the mining giant to pull investment from the region. Henry contrasted the move with Chile's "respectful" engagement with the industry and called Queensland the world's highest coal taxing regime. He also criticized the federal Labor government's changes to workplace laws, which could cost BHP $1.3 billion per year. Despite Henry's remarks, the Queensland government announced several initiatives to position the state as a "global leader" in critical mineral mining, including a $100m Critical Minerals and Battery Fund.
The Epoch Times: Biden Transportation Department Grants $1.7 Billion for Electric and Low-Emission Buses in 46 US States and Territories
The U.S. Department of Transport is awarding $1.7 billion in grants for new electric and low-emission buses in 46 states and territories. The funds come from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Over 1,700 buses will be covered and nearly half will produce zero-carbon emissions.
#sports
Fox News: Elon Musk agrees to train with UFC legend Georges St-Pierre before potential cage match with Mark Zuckerberg
Elon Musk has agreed to train with retired UFC fighter Georges St-Pierre ahead of his potential cage match with Mark Zuckerberg. St-Pierre, who holds championships in two different UFC weight classes, reached out to the SpaceX founder on Twitter, expressing his admiration and offering to be his training partner. The challenge started out as a Twitter banter, which eventually led to a confirmed acceptance by Zuckerberg and a statement from UFC President Dana White that the two billionaires are "absolutely dead serious" about the celebrity contest.