from Jim Crenshaw:
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by Michael Snyder, The Economic Collapse Blog:

Would you pay 8 dollars for a gallon of gasoline? I know that may sound crazy to many of you, but that is what some residents of Los Angeles are paying right now. Sadly, the west coast is more dependent on oil from the Persian Gulf than anywhere else in the continental United States, and now the last tanker that departed before the war with Iran began has arrived. What this means is that gas prices are going to go even higher on the west coast. In fact, some gas stations may soon need to add another digit on their pumps in order to accommodate prices that are higher than $9.99 a gallon.
by Niamh Harris, The Peoples Voice:
Arab countries that house US bases have condemned Iran’s missile strikes on their oil and gas facilities
The foreign ministers of 12 Arab and Muslim states have called on Iran to stop attacks on their civilian, energy, and transport infrastructure after an Iranian missile struck the world’s largest liquefied natural gas terminal in Qatar.
The price of gas is soaring in the UK and Europe following the attack on Qatar’s Ras Laffan energy complex.
from The Epoch Times:

Across large swaths of the United States, drought conditions and the explosion of data centers have brought renewed attention to the future of the water supply. But the biggest concern may be something local governments have known about for years: aging pipes and other decaying infrastructure that could threaten supply even when water is abundant.

More U.S. cities have been facing water stress in recent years. Drought conditions affected more than a third of the nation last year, with almost 30 million Americans living in areas with high water stress, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
by Steve Goreham, Watts Up With That:

For the last two decades, state governments have embraced policies aimed at replacing coal and natural gas power plants with renewable sources. Twenty-three states enacted laws or executive orders to move to 100% Net Zero electricity by 2050. Onshore and offshore wind, utility-scale and rooftop solar, and grid-scale batteries were heavily promoted by states and most federal administrations.
The New York State Climate Action Scoping Plan of 2022 called for 70% renewable electricity by 2030 and 100% by 2040. But 49.7% of the state’s electricity came from gas in 2024, up from 47.7% in 2023. A January executive order issued by President Trump halted federal leases for construction of offshore wind systems. New York, nine other east coast states, and California were counting on offshore wind in efforts to get to 100% renewable electricity, but new offshore wind projects are now halted.
from SGT Report:
James Hill, the CEO & President of MCF Energy joins me to discuss the madness of the anti-human green agenda which James and his company are firmly aligned against. MCF Energy is focused on bringing the much needed energy to Europe in its cleanest form, natural gas.
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from Hope & Tivon:

Hey friends, in case you missed it, as promised, here is the rebroadcast of my dear friend’s Hope & Tivon’s April 26th Live Panel Discussion about AI, Nanotech and the Transhuman Agenda featuring some of our favorite truth tellers and whistleblowers. God bless the truth tellers. ❤️ ~Sean
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by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics:

Consumers have been reluctant to make the switch to Electric Vehicles, and nearly half who have experienced buyer’s remorse. A new study by McKinsey & Co.’s Mobility Consumer Pulse polled 37,000 EV owners globally, 46% of whom said they are “very likely” to switch back to the combustion engine when purchasing their next vehicle.
One of my cars is electric and it is fine for shorter trips. It would be impractical to use it as a daily vehicle as charging the vehicle takes far more time than simply stopping at the pump. A long-distance trip would be improbable. Those who cited wishing to return to traditional vehicles said a lack of infrastructure (35%) was their main gripe, with 40% saying there are not enough charging stations on highways.
by Joseph P. Farrell, Giza Death Star:
Today’s blog is unusual because it is not about an article that was shared, but rather about a “tweet” on the former “Twitter” (now “X”) that was shared by V.T., and the “tweet” caused me to think about more connections and “combinations” of the sort I was warning about in last Monday’s blog. The “tweet” or “X” was this:
Now why would a tweet about the deaths of people who have invented so-called “free energy” devices have triggered my thoughts today? Indeed, I’m so “triggered” that I had difficulty deciding whether or not to put this under the “Call it Conspiracy” tab or “Babylon’s Banksters” tab, and it could easily go under both. But again, why am I compelled to write about a “tweet” rather than about an article or normal blog?
by Will Jones, Daily Sceptic:

Research commissioned by the Government and published on its website last week has proposed to use smart meters to deter the “immoral” use of central heating. The Telegraph has the story.
Owners of energy-efficient homes were targeted by the Government with ‘nanny state’ research exploring how they could be discouraged from turning up the heating, it can be revealed.
Officials in the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) wanted to know how people could be dissuaded from consuming more energy after installing Net Zero upgrades such as insulation and double glazing.
by Mish Shedlock, Mish Talk:
When you roll the dice on wars, unpleasant things usually happen.
Russia May Redirect LNG
Please note Russia weighs redirecting LNG exports from Europe to Asia-Pacific
Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday that he had discussed with domestic energy companies the possibility of redirecting Russian supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Europe to other markets, Interfax news agency and Izvestia newspaper reported.
from Health Ranger Report:
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from Great Game India:
The Finance Committee of the Iraqi Parliament stated that they are calling to ditch the US dollar for oil trade.
To thwart US sanctions on the Iraqi banking system, the Finance Committee of the Iraqi parliament started on January 31st, urging the sale of oil in currencies other than the US dollar.