Ranking Member Kat Cammack Issues Statement On Severe Weather Across Our Nation
Press release from Congresswoman Kat Cammack
Congresswoman Kat Cammack, Ranking Member of the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response & Recovery, issued the following statement on the recent severe weather that has impacted the United States.
“This week, we’ve witnessed extreme weather events nationwide, and I have been in touch with my colleagues from Florida and across the country. I am coordinating with local, state, and federal emergency agencies as they monitor the situation and provide necessary resources in response to these storms. We Floridians know all about severe weather, and we pride ourselves in taking the proper precautions to stay safe. I encourage everyone to check on their family, neighbors, and those less fortunate as we follow local and state emergency guidance.
“As Lead Republican on the Homeland Security Subcommittee that oversees FEMA, I will continue to do all I can to ensure proper coordination following severe storms and other natural disasters. At this time our focus is on response and recovery.
“The storms across our nation have also shown us the importance of a reliable power grid, especially when we see millions of Americans without electricity in the dead of winter. Domestic energy production is critical to solving this problem. The Biden administration’s energy policy—the halting of the Keystone pipeline, as a primary example—will cripple our economy, hemorrhaging jobs and subjecting millions to the weather’s whims. We must shore up our domestic energy production, not just for natural disasters, but for our national security. Americans’ lives depend on it.”
For additional information on emergency preparedness, please visit ready.gov and floridadisaster.org.
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It appears rolling-blackouts were made worse by fragile alt energy wind turbines
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FORTUNE MAG: “While ice has forced some turbines to shut down just as a brutal cold wave drives record electricity demand, wind only comprises 25% of the state’s energy mix this time of year. The majority of outages overnight were plants fueled by natural gas, coal and nuclear, which together make up more than two-thirds of power generation during winter.
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“The wind is not solely to blame,” said Wade Schauer, research director of Americas power and renewables at Wood Mackenzie. He estimates that about 27 gigawatts of coal, nuclear and gas capacity is unavailable, in part because the cold has driven up demand for natural gas for heating. “That’s the bigger problem.”
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The blackouts, which are spreading from Texas across the Great Plains, have reignited the debate about the reliability of intermittent wind and solar power as the U.S. seeks to accelerate the shift to carbon-free renewable energy.”
https://fortune.com/2021/02/16/texas-power-outage-frozen-wind-turbines/
Mainstrem science and the weather channel fix their climate change news by omission in order to promote the false “warming” narrative .
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The current “Grand Solar Minimum” is scheduled to cause extreme weather events – both cold and hot – for several decades.
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When the sun fails to show sun spots and emit solar flares the jet streams on earth tends to wander. These exaggerated “meridional flows” allow pockets of arctic air to penetrate into temperate regions, as we see this week, followed by warm tropical air reaching these same areas at alternate times.
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The major concern is “food security” as farm crops fail with extremes of cold, rain and heat.
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The Ice Age Farmer explains: https://youtu.be/NsQeChZ0V-w
Kat Cammack: “…subjecting millions to the weather’s whims.”
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Does the U.S. Government/Military have Weather Modification Programs they use upon the citizens of the USA? Which government/military agency is in charge of spraying the skies above Gainesville?