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Liverpool shines in Champions League, dumping Real Madrid down the table. Dortmund rises to 4thSeattle, WA (Grist) What if the resistance to climate science is not really about science at all? Household appliances used to be a safe conversation topic, if a boring one. But these days, many Republican politicians see gas stoves, refrigerators, dishwashers, and laundry machines as symbols of the government meddling in people's lives. Earlier this year, lawmakers in the House passed the "Hands Off Our Home Appliances Act" to make it harder for the Department of Energy to create new energy-saving standards, though it stalled in the Senate. Other appliance-related bills proposed this year included the "Refrigerator Freedom Act" and "Liberty in Laundry Act." The uproar over efficient appliances is just one of the ways that deepening polarization threatens efforts to cut carbon emissions. On the campaign trail, President-elect Donald Trump revived longstanding complaints about energy-efficient dishwashers and showerheads and also railed against clean technologies, falsely claiming that wind turbines break down when exposed to saltwater and that hydrogen-powered cars are prone to blowing up like bombs. A growing portion of the public appears to share some of Trump's reservations. Four years ago, 84 percent of Republicans supported new solar farms; by this spring, the number had slumped to 64 percent, according to polling from Pew Research Center. Wind power saw a similar dip in support, and the share of Americans who say they would consider buying an electric vehicle for their next purchase dropped from 38 percent in 2023 to 29 percent this year. Dislodging climate change from the culture wars might feel nearly impossible. But scientists have found ways to talk about the changing weather that resonate with Fox News fans, a segment of the population that many climate advocates consider a lost cause, by taking a "just the facts" approach. "If you're talking about just pure observations, there's nothing political about that," said Keith Sietter, a lecturer at the College of the Holy Cross and executive director emeritus at the American Meteorological Society. Telling people that hurricanes are intensifying more rapidly because they're sitting over record-warm ocean water, for instance, lets them come to their own conclusions about how the world is changing. Climate Central, a nonprofit that aims to be "scrupulously non-advocacy and non-partisan," provides localized data and graphics to help newspapers, online news sites, meteorologists, and TV and radio programs explain the science behind our increasingly weird weather, from warming winters to longer allergy seasons. The organization has had success working with right-leaning media, like Fox affiliates, because of its apolitical approach, according to Peter Girard, Climate Central's vice president for external communications. "Audiences, regardless of what their political stripes are, want to know what the science is telling them about the weather and climatological experiences that they're having in their backyards," Girard said. Yet even as fires, floods, and heat waves become noticeably worse, Democrats and Republicans are further apart on the science of human-caused global warming than almost any other issue. Some observers have noted that the resistance to accepting climate science might not be about the science at all, but what attempts to fix the problem might entail. An experiment in 2014 found that Republicans who read a speech about the United States using environmentally friendly technologies to fuel the economy, versus a speech about enacting stringent environmental regulations and pollution taxes, were twice as likely as other Republicans to agree with mainstream climate science. In other words, it might be easier to just ignore a problem if you don't like the proposed solution. This concept of "solution aversion" might help explain how the culture war over climate solutions started. In the early 1990s, with the public freshly alerted by scientists that global warming had already begun, momentum began building for global action, with countries considering mandatory requirements to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Corporations that had a stake in continuing to burn fossil fuels -- oil companies, utilities, automakers, railroads, and steelmakers -- saw this as an impending disaster and organized a counter-offensive. Conservatives began casting doubt on climate science and arguing that shifting away from fossil fuels threatened the economy and the American way of life. A gulf grew between Republicans and Democrats on a subject they used to mostly agree on, with congressional Republicans increasingly voting against environmental measures. Climate change "became the stand-in for everything that's wrong with the government," said Aaron McCright, a sociologist at Michigan State University, in an interview with CNN last year. ""You can't tell me what I can and can't do on my land. Federal government -- stay away from me."" Between 1992 and 2012, the gap in support for environmental action between Democrats and Republicans widened from 5 percent to 39 percent, according to Pew polling. The fault lines have deepened in recent years. When progressives pushed for a Green New Deal in 2019, Republicans falsely claimed, "They want to take away your hamburgers." It became a refrain, with the right warning that Democrats were coming for your cars and your gas stoves. "This is all part of an agenda to control you, and to control your behavior," said Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in a speech last year, delivered in front of an oil rig in West Texas. "They are trying to limit your choices as Americans." There have been efforts to position climate action in a way that appeals to conservative values, tying it to patriotism, innovation, or competition with China. But Kenneth Barish, a psychologist and the author of the upcoming book Bridging Our Political Divide: How Liberals and Conservatives Can Understand Each Other and Find Common Ground, says that in practice, conservatives might reject this kind of framing outright, because they feel like they haven't been listened to. His formula for depolarization starts with a one-on-one conversation between two people who disagree. The goal is to learn why your discussion partner feels the way they do, and then work together to find solutions that address both of your concerns. This kind of dialogue creates opportunities for creative, pragmatic workarounds -- perhaps ones that manage to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while limiting the government's power over household decisions. Matthew Burgess, an environmental economist at the University of Wyoming, said it's possible that simply making electric stoves more responsive to temperature adjustments, or making electric vehicles cheaper and charging stations more readily available, would dissolve some of the resistance to those technologies. "When you make this shift from having an opinion to understanding the concern that underlies the opinion, it's really a different kind of conversation," Barish said. The approach is reminiscent of "deep canvassing," an outreach method developed by LGBTQ+ advocates that involves listening to people's worries without judgment and helping them work through their conflicted feelings. Personal conversations like these have been shown to change people's minds, with lasting effects. In one experiment in British Columbia, volunteers hoping to convince local governments to shift to 100 percent renewable energy kept running into roadblocks in the rural town of Trail, home to one of the world's largest lead and zinc smelting plants. They spoke to hundreds of residents, listening to their concerns about lost jobs and working to find common ground. In the end, 40 percent of residents shifted their beliefs, and Trail's city council voted in 2022 to move to 100 percent renewable energy by 2050. It's evidence that breakthroughs can happen, but also suggests there's a lot of work for climate advocates ahead. Knee-jerk reactions are fast and easy; engaging in meaningful dialogue is slow and difficult. Barish said that better conversations require acknowledging that complex problems like climate change need to be seen from different perspectives. "If we come at someone who is opposing certain interventions and try and convince her why we're right and she's wrong, then we're probably not going to get anywhere." This story is provided as a service of the Institute for Nonprofit News’ On the Ground news wire. The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN) is a network of more than 475 independent, nonprofit newsrooms serving communities throughout the US, Canada, and globally. On the Ground is a service of INN, which aggregates the best of its members’ elections and political content, and provides it free for republication. Read more about INN here: https://inn.org/ . Please coordinate with rglickhouse@grist.org should you want to publish photos for this piece. 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Dhinakaran urges State govt. to drop spiritual and cultural eco-park projectWill Riley scored a game-high 19 points off the bench as No. 25 Illinois shrugged off a slow start to earn an 87-40 nonconference victory over Maryland Eastern Shore on Saturday afternoon in Champaign, Ill. Morez Johnson Jr. recorded his first double-double with 10 points and 13 rebounds, Kylan Boswell posted 13 points and Tomislav Ivisic contributed 11 for Illinois (4-1). Coming off a 100-87 loss to No. 8 Alabama on Wednesday, the Illini led by as much as 52 despite hitting just 10-of-40 3-point attempts. Jalen Ware paced Maryland Eastern Shore (2-6) with 10 points before fouling out. Ketron "KC" Shaw, who entered Saturday in the top 20 of Division I scorers at 22.3 points per game, went scoreless in the first half and finished with seven points on 2-of-11 shooting. The Hawks canned just 22.1 percent of their shots from the floor. Illinois broke out to a 6-0 lead in the first 2:06, then missed its next six shots. That gave the Hawks time to pull into an 8-8 tie on Evan Johnson's 17-foot pullup at the 12:21 mark. That marked Maryland Eastern Shore's last points for more than seven minutes as the Illini reeled off 17 straight points to remove any suspense. Johnson opened the spree with a basket and two free throws, Ben Humrichous swished a 3-pointer and Tre White sank a layup before Kasparas Jakucionis fed Ivisic for a 3-pointer and an alley-oop layup. Jakucionis set up Johnson for a free throw, then drove for an unchallenged layup to make it 25-8 with 5:15 left in the first. Evan Johnson snapped the visitors' dry spell with a driving layup at the 4:56 mark, but Illinois went on to establish a 35-15 halftime lead on the stretch of 11 offensive rebounds that turned into 12 second-chance points and 13 points off UMES' 10 turnovers. Maryland Eastern Shore needed nearly four minutes to get its first points in the second half as Illinois pushed its lead to 42-15. The Illini margin ballooned all the way to 70-24 on Boswell's driving layup with 8:11 to go. --Field Level MediaTAT Technologies Signs $17M MRO Contract With Major Cargo Carrier
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The trifecta for holiday shoppers is almost here: Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday are all just days away. The big box stores are offering big deals as usual, but as you're shopping this holiday season, remember to shop local and shop small as much as you can. You'll get a personal experience, find unique items and you'll be putting money directly into your community. The owners of Vault and Vine , a gift shop, florist, and café, are on pins and needles as we move into the official holiday shopping season. "Nervous because for a lot of small businesses, Small Business Saturday is make or break for an entire year," said Vault and Vine co-owner Diana Baye. "If we don't do well during the holiday season, we don't make it to January." So to draw shoppers in, small businesses are offering deals. "We're offering double loyalty on Small Business Saturday," said Baye. That means 10% back on your purchase that you can spend any time. Plus, you get unique items, many of them handmade, you can't find anyplace else. "Three-quarters of all retail businesses in Center City are independent. They don't have locations in other cities. They're not the brands that you would find at a mall," said Clint Randall, Vice President of Economic Development of the Center City District . And to shop at a great cluster of small businesses, just head to Dilworth Park for the Made in Philadelphia Market . "It's called Made in Philadelphia for a reason, right? Every single vendor in that Dilworth Park market is a Philadelphia vendor. There's, I think, about 50 of them," said Randall. "A lot of them are already doing, you know, 'Black Friday sales,' which will then become, you know, a Small Business Saturday sale, and they're there through the whole holiday season." Baye's message to people who shop only at national big box chains? "If everyone keeps doing that, that is going to be your only option. There will be no small businesses. There will be no variety," she says. And eventually, Baye warns, "Those low prices that you enjoy, eventually they go up because they're the only game in town." And shoppers in Center City have their pick of stores to choose from. The Center City District says the number of retailers has increased 15% over the last five years and about 83% of all storefronts are occupied.
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Jayden Daniels connected with Zach Ertz in overtime for his third touchdown pass of the game to get the Washington Commanders into the playoffs by beating the Atlanta Falcons 30-24 on Sunday night in a back-and-forth prime-time showdown between highly drafted rookie quarterbacks. Daniels ran for a season-high 127 yards and completed 24 of 36 passes for 227 yards and had two TD passes to Ertz and another to Olamide Zaccheaus to make the playoffs in his rookie year. In his latest comeback performance in a season full of them , the No. 2 overall pick in the draft in April shook off an interception and a 10-point halftime deficit and led the winning drive in overtime that was capped with the 2-yard pass to Ertz. The Commanders (11-5) could move up to the sixth seed in the NFC and set up a wild-card round game at Tampa Bay or the Los Angeles Rams if they win their regular-season finale at Dallas next weekend. They otherwise would be seventh and visit division-rival Philadelphia unless Green Bay loses to Chicago. The Falcons (8-8) lost control of their chances of winning the NFC South and ensuring a home playoff game. They now need to beat Carolina and for the Buccaneers to lose to New Orleans to qualify altogether. Atlanta was in control for the first half of the game, gashing Washington’s defense with the running game until abandoning it. Bijan Robinson had 82 yards and two touchdown runs on 13 carries until a minute was left in the second quarter — but had just 8 yards the rest of the way. Penix did his best to try to carry the Falcons back after they fell behind 24-17 late. The eighth pick in the draft made his second professional start and finished a 12-play, 68-yard drive with a touchdown pass to Kyle Pitts to tie it with 1:19 left. A throw from Penix to Drake London drew a pass interference penalty with 2 seconds left in regulation and gave Riley Patterson a chance at a go-ahead field goal. But Patterson's 56-yard attempt fell short as time expired and Atlanta never got the ball back. Penix finished 19 of 35 for 223 yards. Daniels has 30 combined touchdowns and tied Russell Wilson for the third most by a rookie QB and passed Robert Griffin III for the most yards rushing with 864. ... Ertz became the ninth tight end in league history to eclipse 8,000 yards receiving. ... London had seven catches for 106 yards to reach 1,000 for the first time in his career. Washington lost starting center Tyler Biadasz to a left ankle injury when he was rolled up on during a running play late in the second quarter that was negated by a holding penalty on left tackle Brandon Coleman. ... Right tackle Cornelius Lucas, filling in for injured starter Andrew Wylie — inactive because of a groin injury — also left with a groin injury. Falcons: Host the Panthers while scoreboard-watching the Saints' game at the Buccaneers. Commanders: Visit the Cowboys with the chance to improve their playoff seeding. AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/NFL
The connections are clear between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Carolina Panthers, longtime NFC South rivals. The teams get together for a meeting on Sunday in Charlotte and showed recent signs they can play with any team. "It's an NFC South battle," Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles said. "All of them are going to be hard, none of them (are) going to be easy. ... They're playing pretty good football. They missed some games here and there, but they're playing very good football. It's going to be a tough battle." Few introductions are needed on Sunday, as first-year Panthers coach Dave Canales came to Carolina after serving as Buccaneers offensive coordinator a season ago. Canales' prized pupil last season, Tampa Bay quarterback Baker Mayfield was with the Panthers for part of the 2022 campaign. "There's some familiarity," Canales said of his connection to the Buccaneers. "Knowing coach Bowles, he's got a really sophisticated system and he attacks each team with a specific game plan. There's some principles that carry over. I know that he's going to have some things up his sleeve." The Buccaneers (5-6) playing a division opponent for the first time since an Oct. 27 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. The goal will be notching back-to-back wins for the first time since the first two weeks of the season. Four different ball-carriers, including Mayfield, found the end zone on the ground during a 30-7 drubbing of the New York Giants last Sunday. Mayfield also completed 24 of 30 passes for 294 yards. "For me, the biggest thing was blocking and tackling," Bowles said of what his team did well last weekend. "We cleaned up the fundamental and technique part of it." Star wideout Mike Evans was back in action for Tampa Bay following a three-game absence due to a hamstring injury. He finished with five receptions for 68 yards against the Giants and now gets a crack at a Carolina team allowing a league-high 30.9 points per game this season. However, the Panthers have tightened up their play as of late, winning two games in a row before hanging with the two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs in a 30-27 setback last Sunday. The outing against Kansas City may have been the most efficient performance of Panthers quarterback Bryce Young's two-year career. Young completed 21 of 35 passes for 263 yards and one score without throwing a pick. "It's not all Bryce, it's the whole unit," Canales said. "It's a collective effort, but he certainly needs to be the voice and driver of that." Wide receiver Jalen Coker (quadriceps), tight end Ja'Tavion Sanders (neck) and safety Lonnie Johnson (personal) were all missing from practice on Wednesday for Carolina. Defensive end LaBryan Ray is dealing with a hand issue and was among those limited. Safety Jordan Whitehead (pectoral) was one of four Buccaneers to miss practice on Wednesday. Evans practiced in full. Carolina and Tampa Bay might as well get used to each other, as the two teams will collide again in Week 17. --Field Level Media
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LONDON (AP) — Barely a month after quitting international rugby , former England prop Joe Marler has brought forward his retirement plans and will end his time in the sport completely this week. Marler's last match will be for Harlequins, his team since 2009, at home to Bristol in the English league on Friday. The 34-year-old Marler had indicated he would continue playing club rugby until the end of the season. He has made 285 appearances for Harlequins since arriving in 2009 and retires with two English league winners medals. “The time has come to finally jump off the rollercoaster and walk away from this beautifully brutal game,” he said Wednesday. The charismatic Marler announced on Nov. 3 that his 95-cap test career was over, days after he left England’s camp ahead of the November internationals because of personal reasons. He had baited New Zealand in the build-up to England's first autumn test match by criticizing the Haka, stating on social media that it is “ridiculous” and “needs binning." He later apologized for the comments. ___ AP rugby: https://apnews.com/hub/rugby The Associated PressMonday, December 30, 2024 Facebook Instagram Twitter WhatsApp Youtube Personal Finance Education Entertainment Jobs Alert Sports Hindi Technology Complaint Redressal. Fact-Checking Policy Correction policy Authors and Team DNPA Code of Ethics Onwership and Funding Cookie Policy Terms of Service Disclaimer Contact US About Us More Search Home India State Band: This state will remain closed for 10 hours today, neither... India State Band: This state will remain closed for 10 hours today, neither train nor vehicle will run By Shyamu Maurya December 30, 2024 0 1 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Telegram State Band: This state will remain closed for 10 hours today, neither train nor vehicle will run Farmers had called for a bandh a few days ago, due to which the entire Punjab will remain closed today. Railways have also cancelled 150 trains in view of this agitation. State Band: Today the whole of Punjab will remain closed for 10 hours. This bandh has been called by 2 farmer organizations. During this time, roads, railways and shops will remain closed. Farmers want the Center to accept their 13 demands including MSP, due to which Punjab bandh was announced today. In such a situation, a call was given to keep roads, railways and shops closed from around 7 am to 4 pm today. However, emergency services will remain untouched by this bandh. Why will there be ‘Punjab Bandh’ Kisan Mazdoor Morcha and Samyukta Kisan Morcha (non-political) called for this bandh in support of farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal. Let us tell you that farmer leader Dallewal has been on hunger strike for about 1 month regarding his demands from the Center. Farmers have about 13 demands, which also include the demand for legal guarantee of MSP for all crops. In this call of Samyukta Kisan Morcha, farmer leaders have also put some farmer leaders on duty at different places. Along with this, farmers across the state have also been appealed to cooperate in making the bandh successful. Educational institutions Even before this bandh, children’s winter vacations were going on in schools, due to which schools will remain closed while Punjab University has postponed the examinations to be held on Monday in all its colleges to Tuesday. A circular was also issued by the university for this. Following this, Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) Amritsar also issued an order to its campus and its affiliated colleges, stating that the UG exams scheduled to be held on December 30 will now be held on January 12, 2025. Milk vendors, fruit and vegetable market Milk vendors have also decided not to come on the roads in this bandh, as the effect of the bandh will be from 7 am to 4 pm, so it is practically not possible for the vendors to deliver milk by 7 am and go back home in the midst of severe cold. At the same time, the fruit and vegetable market can also be affected by this bandh, as the roads are expected to remain closed most of the time. Also, truck operators also support this bandh. In such a situation, there will be no fresh supply in the market before 4 pm today. Rail service The Center has also canceled about 150 trains due to this bandh. The reason for this is that the protesting farmers will close the railway tracks at many places from 7 am to 4 pm, which will affect the movement of passenger and goods trains. In a communication sent to its divisions in Delhi, Ambala and Ferozepur, the Northern Railway has cancelled 150 trains, including three Vande Bharat Expresses – two between New Delhi and Vaishno Devi and one between New Delhi and Amb Andaura. According to officials, another Vande Bharat train running between Chandigarh and Ajmer will halt at Delhi Cantt. Transport services Transport services in the state will also remain shut as transport associations have extended their support to the shutdown. According to the Indian Express, Ludhiana Transport Dealers Association president J P Aggarwal said that in solidarity with the farmers, the transport associations have decided to resume services after 4 pm on Monday. The state Transport Dealers Association has also made a similar call. Private and public buses will remain off the roads as the farmer unions will hold chakka jams at over 200 places on highways and link roads. KMM and SKM (non-political) leaders have also said they will block railway tracks at 50 places. Petrol pumps and LPG cylinder delivery Petrol pumps and LPG delivery may remain untouched by this shutdown as it is included in emergency services. However, petrol pumps may be closed in some places from the security point of view. Also, LPG cylinder delivery may be affected due to the transport shutdown. Government offices Punjab State Ministerial Services Association President Peepal Singh said, “We support the farmers’ issue, but there has been no call to stop work on Monday.” However, the number of employees is expected to be less than normal as outside employees are unlikely to reach the office on Monday. Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) President Harjinder Singh Dhami has supported the shutdown. In a statement issued to the press, he announced that all SGPC offices in Punjab will remain closed on Monday. What will remain open? Emergency services will continue during this shutdown. In such a situation, no ambulance will be stopped. Medical stores will also remain open. Also, flights will continue to operate from the airport. Marriages will not be stopped and even students going to take exams will not be stopped. Tags State Band: Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Telegram Previous article US Visa: Big relief for Indians! US issued more than 1 million non-immigrant visas; Students benefited the most Shyamu Maurya Shyamu has done Degree in Fine Arts and has knowledge about bollywood industry. He started writing in 2018. Since then he has been associated with Informalnewz. 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