Podcasts about climate control

Summary: In this episode of Be a Smarter Homeowner, Beth Dodson and John Bodrozic dive into a topic you might not think about often — what's hiding inside your storage unit or other outbuildings? Whether it's transitional moves, seasonal gear, heirlooms, or forgotten treasures, too many people lose track of what they own simply because it's out of sight. Beth and John break down why it's critical to inventory your storage units, sheds, barns, or other structures — and how doing so can save you money, protect your investments, and ease the burden on your family in the future. They share real-life stories (including some pretty wild finds!), practical tips for getting started with a simple photo inventory, and why HomeZada makes managing all these spaces easier than ever. You'll also hear how taking just a few hours upfront can prevent the costly mistakes of duplicate purchases, lost heirlooms, and even unwanted appearances on shows like Storage Wars! This is a must-listen if you have any kind of off-site or extra storage — and even if you think you don't! Chances are, you've got more stored away than you realize. Takeaways People often forget what they have in storage units. Storage units are used for transitional moves and seasonal items. Climate-controlled storage is important for items like wine and art. Documenting items helps avoid duplicate purchases. An inventory can assist in estate planning and passing on belongings. Taking photos of items can simplify inventory management. Hiring professionals can ease the burden of inventorying storage units. Organizing storage units can save time in the long run. Understanding what's in storage can prevent unnecessary expenses. Communication with heirs about storage contents is crucial. Sound Bites "I can't remember what was in them." "It's super easy to take an inventory." "Documenting is a huge reason to inventory." "You may be able to see large items." "It's a waste of money." "You can hire somebody to do it." Chapters 00:40 Introduction to Storage Units and Their Importance 03:27 Reasons for Using Storage Units 06:46 Unique Storage Needs and Climate Control 11:24 The Challenge of Managing Storage Units 13:16 The Importance of Inventorying Storage Units 18:30 Inventorying Other Structures 21:17 The Value of Documenting for Future Generations 24:21 Advice for Managing Storage Units 30:34 Conclusion and Final Thoughts  

Climate change has accelerated efforts by some theorists to develop mechanisms for controlling Earth's weather patterns and even the biosphere. But human attempts to control our these elements are nothing new. In fact, our ancestors aspired to do the same in antiquity. But what attempts have been made already to alter the weather? Were they successful? What did we learn from these efforts? Is this fantasy? madness? or something we can achieve?  In this episode I speak with science and technology historian Prof. Jim Fleming (Ph.D. history, Princeton University) who is the Charles A. Dana Professor Emeritus of Science, Technology, and Society at Colby College. His published works include Fixing the Sky: The Checkered History of Weather and Climate Control and Inventing Atmospheric Science.  With a mixed background covering both science and history, he is uniquely positioned to critique past and present efforts to manipulate the weather. Guest: Jim Fleming Music: Pixabay Photo Credit: Alexander Gerst public domain

“Be curious because the more you learn, the more exciting it is. Hit those challenges head on.” - Ryan Reimer  Adiabatic humidification is revolutionizing climate control, offering an energy-efficient way to maintain humidity and cooling in industrial and commercial spaces. But what exactly is adiabatic humidification, and how does it compare to traditional isothermal methods? In this episode, host Trace Blackmore welcomes Ryan Reimer of  Hydrotrue, to break down the mechanics, benefits, and critical applications of adiabatic humidification. Together, they explore how this low-energy cooling method is reshaping healthcare, data centers, museums, and more, helping industries achieve optimal indoor air quality while reducing energy consumption.  Introduction to Adiabatic Humidification  The episode kicks off the episode about how adiabatic cooling utilizes natural evaporation to improve energy efficiency in climate control. It highlights how water professionals can integrate this technology to enhance industrial operations. Adiabatic vs. Isothermal Humidification – Understanding the Difference Ryan Reimer explains the key distinctions between adiabatic (evaporation-based) and isothermal (steam-based) humidification methods. While isothermal requires an external heat source, adiabatic systems leverage ambient air energy for humidification, reducing operational costs.   Industries That Benefit from Adiabatic Cooling  From hospitals and healthcare facilities to data centers, museums, and commercial spaces, adiabatic humidification is making waves. Ryan dives into real-world applications and how industries can optimize their HVAC systems for better efficiency.  Efficiency & Water Treatment Considerations  How high-purity water enhances humidification system performance  Preventing scale buildup with the right water treatment solutions  The impact of Legionella risk mitigation and best hygiene practices for humidifiers  Maintenance & Seasonal Considerations  Water treatment professionals know that humidification systems require ongoing maintenance. Ryan shares best practices for:  Preventing scale buildup  End-of-season cleaning & lay-up procedures  Optimizing energy savings through smart system design  The Bottom Line – Why Adiabatic Humidification is the Future  With rising energy costs and increasing sustainability initiatives, industries are transitioning to adiabatic cooling. Ryan and Trace highlight the long-term benefits, cost savings, and system reliability this technology offers.  Stay engaged, keep learning, and continue scaling up your knowledge!   Timestamps   03:06 - Trace Blackmore shares about the significance of π Day  07:26 - Upcoming events in Water Industry  14:27 - Water You Know with James McDonald  17:13 - Interview with Ryan Reimer of Hydrotrue  20:00 - What is adiabatic humidification, and how does it work?  36:31 - Addressing Legionella risks and ensuring hygienic humidification    Quotes  “As water treaters, stagnant water is usually not our best friend as it relates to dead legs.” - Ryan Reimer “One important step after completing the acid cleaning process is using a neutralizer component.” - Ryan Reimer  “Always have an open mind to what is in a facility. You never know what you're going to run into and what the facility's goals are and challenges are. And just be curious.” - Ryan Reimer “Find a circle that can help build you up and one that you can help build up. That's how we make our lives better. That's how we make this industry better.” - Trace Blackmore "Adiabatic humidification allows us to use the energy already in the air – making it an extremely efficient solution for climate control." – Ryan Reimer    Connect with Ryan Reimer  Phone: 612-655-4162   Email: rreimer45@gmail.com ryan.reimer@hydrotruewater.com   Website: https://hydrotruewater.com/   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-reimer-2768a144/   Click HERE to Download Episode's Discussion Guide    Guest Resources Mentioned   DriSteem Water Fundamental Handbook   The Way of Kings, Stormlight Archive Book 1 by Brandon Sanderson The Words of Radiance, Stormlight Archive Book 2 by Brandon Sanderson Oathbringer, Stormlight Archive Book 3 by Brandon Sanderson  VDI 6022  ASHRAE Standard 170  Mycometer   Scaling UP! H2O Resources Mentioned  AWT (Association of Water Technologies)  Scaling UP! H2O Academy video courses  Submit a Show Idea  The Rising Tide Mastermind   World Vision's Global 6K for Water EVAPCO Training Literature: Adiabatic Cooling    Water You Know with James McDonald   Question: What is the molar mass of calcium carbonate?    2025 Events for Water Professionals  Check out our Scaling UP! H2O Events Calendar where we've listed every event Water Treaters should be aware of by clicking HERE. 

Barry Ward, Fine Gael TD for Dún Laoghaire; Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire, Sinn Féin TD for Cork South Central; Paul Gogarty, Independent TD for Dublin Mid-West; Claire Scott, Political Correspondent at The Sunday Times Ireland

In this week's episode of Matt Likes Beer, Matt reviews Climate Control Pale Ale from Bronx Brewery—a beer so elusive it doesn't even appear on the brewery's own website! With little to no reviews available, Matt takes on the challenge of dissecting this small-run brew, exploring its bold balance of malt and hops. With notes of resin, caramel, and a solid citrus backbone, this pale ale surprises Matt with how well it holds up, earning an impressive 43 out of 50 in his BJCP-style evaluation. Along the way, he reflects on why pale ales are the ultimate test of a brewery's skill, shares his personal philosophy on rating breweries, and tells the wild story of how his own pale ale unexpectedly won multiple best-of-show medals. This episode is missing one thing—one-star reviews! Since Climate Control lacks enough public feedback, Matt instead fills the time with entertaining beer talk, deep dives into brewing balance, and a few rants about the quirks of online reviews. Listen now on Neozaz.com, BigMonsterBrewing.com, or your favorite podcast platform. If you're a fan of pale ales, hidden beer gems, or just a good craft beer story, this is an episode you won't want to miss!

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First, Jefferey Jaxen Reports on FDA Pulling Red Dye, New Concerning mRNA Vaccine Study, and the Fall of Fluoride; Practitioner Fights to Transform Health with New Conference; ICAN investigates Geoengineering; Huge Win for Medical Freedom in West Virginia; ICAN on a roll.Guests: Barry Smeltzer, MPAS, PA-C, FAAEM, Catherine Ybarra, Esq.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-highwire-with-del-bigtree--3620606/support.

(Banned on YouTube) In this revealing episode, I am thrilled to welcome Ben Wehrman, a fellow Bitcoiner and carnivore enthusiast, to the show. We reminisce about our first meeting at Pacific Bitcoin and dive into a lively discussion about Ben's journey through the rabbit holes of Bitcoin, the carnivore diet, and geoengineering.Ben shares his experiences and insights into why he chose a carnivore lifestyle and how it intersects with his passion for Bitcoin and health. We explore the benefits of the carnivore diet, including its impact on mental health, and discuss the misinformation surrounding traditional dietary guidelines.Our conversation takes a turn into the controversial topic of geoengineering, where Ben sheds light on the ongoing efforts to manipulate weather patterns and the potential implications for our environment and health.Throughout the episode, we emphasize the importance of truth-seeking, personal health, and the interconnectedness of our choices. We also touch on the role of Bitcoin in promoting holistic well-being and the potential for a healthier, more transparent future.Join us for an enlightening discussion that challenges conventional wisdom and encourages listeners to explore new perspectives on health, technology, and the environment.https://x.com/benwehrmanWhyBitcoinOnly.comWhyCarnivore.comhttps://primal.net/ben

Manually manufacturing control panels is difficult. It demands highly skilled labor, years of reading schematics, and the ability to troubleshoot. What's more, it's a time-consuming process. This is where automated and semi-automated panel design and assembly comes in. Not only does this innovation drastically reduce the amount of time spent manufacturing panels, but it also frees up skilled laborers to do higher-value work. In this episode, we're joined by Rittal's Brian Jung and EPLAN's Kruno Kutnohorski. Join us as we discuss the difference between semi-automated and automated panel design and assembly, how to help customers overcome technology hesitancy, and why automation is nothing to be afraid of. In this episode, find out:The difference between automating panels in America and the rest of the worldThe importance of having a story to tell that's backed by data, rather than just conceptualHow EPLAN and Rittal use “lighthouse customers”Best practices for effective collaboration How automation is helping solve the skilled labor shortageWhy there's no right or wrong way to start with automationBrian's “Girl Scout cookie enterprise,” and Kruno's favorite football team and animal!Enjoying the show? Please leave us a review here. Even one sentence helps. It's feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going!Tweetable Quotes:“Before, we had a story to tell conceptually, now we have a story to tell because we have actual data to back it up.” - Brian Jung“If we can help customers going from manual to semi-automated, they are saving a lot of time.” - Kruno Kutnohorski“You're not displacing a human, right? They're doing other jobs that bring value to the company.” - Brian JungLinks & mentions:EPLAN, provides ECAD software and service solutions for electrical panel builders, electrical design, automation and mechatronic engineeringRittal, the world's leading systems provider for Enclosures, Power Distribution, Climate Control, IT infrastructure, 19" racks, and software and servicesGolden Road Brewing Company, Los Angeles' largest craft brewerMake sure to visit http://manufacturinghappyhour.com for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in this episode. Stay Innovative, Stay Thirsty.

This week, we're switching it up with a Q&A episode. I'm answering your questions on some important topics—everything from weather modification and election meddling to what biblical relationships are really supposed to look like. Grab some coffee and let's get into it!—https://www.thebrandsunday.com/products/the-bible-study-physical?tw_source=google&tw_adid=608801073541&tw_campaign=17672311083&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAC-_2dTMxSXOQiVdoH0HIzy9shbOz&gclid=Cj0KCQjw05i4BhDiARIsAB_2wfD-ULrmUeKQGI_KpGF7MXEPBX84-Nr6SJsfKntDdDQNsICp9f3Wq9IaAuCbEALw_wcB—Order my book, CULTure: https://www.ginnyrobinson.com/culture.html

We all love a good conspiracy theory. But that love shouldn't take precedence over what we can prove and what available evidence suggests. I challenge the conspiracy that government can control the weather by evaluating the biggest evidence supporters present: Operation Popeye.S H O W  N O T E SCBS - Michio Kaku (2013)Science DirectSenate Hearing, 93rd Congress (1974)Clown Music PixabayClown Music (author)Wait Song: Smoke RisingMusic by: CreatorMix.comVideo

Join Dr. Spencer Wayne as he chats with Dr. Jeff Blythe and FarmPro Production Consultant, Nick Enfield about the everyday ventilation challenges pig farmers face. They dive into practical solutions to improve barn conditions, focusing on the importance of getting airspeed right, placing temperature probes effectively, and keeping equipment well-maintained. The trio discusses how poor ventilation can lead to high humidity and health issues for your pigs. Take away with easy-to-follow tips on boosting fan efficiency, preventing air stratification, and adjusting ventilation based on how your pigs are behaving and the current barn conditions. By putting these expert strategies into action, you can create a healthier environment for your herd and help them thrive. PIPESTONE's mission is “Helping Farmers Today Create the Farms of Tomorrow.” The SwineTime podcast was created for pig farmers and individual pork producers around the country. Hosted by Dr. Wayne, the podcast contains pork industry news, advancements in animal care, and how to enhance your productivity. Monthly podcasts are available on Pipestone.com and your favorite streaming platform.

Bring on the arcologies. Even if we need to use cheat codes. This week's location: Black Sheep Pizza The post Ep 743 – Climate Control first appeared on Fancy Pants Gangsters.

Bring on the arcologies. Even if we need to use cheat codes. This week's location: Black Sheep Pizza The post Ep 743 – Climate Control first appeared on Fancy Pants Gangsters.

Send us a Text Message.It's Roz Chandler here with a special solo episode of The Cutflower Podcast. Today, I'll be diving into a topic that has sparked a lot of interest – growing flowers in a polytunnel. Whether you're a seasoned flower farmer or just starting out, this episode will provide valuable insights and tips on how to optimise your flower growing efforts under cover.SummaryIn this episode, we explore the advantages of using polytunnels for flower farming. Polytunnels provide a controlled environment that protects plants from extreme weather, pests, and diseases, while also extending the growing season. I share my personal experiences and practical advice on how to make the most of these structures, including what types of flowers thrive best in them and how to manage the unique challenges they present. From climate control to water efficiency, we cover all the essential aspects of polytunnel cultivation.Key TakeawaysClimate Control: Polytunnels offer a stable environment, shielding flowers from extreme temperatures, wind, rain, and frost, which leads to consistent growth conditions and higher quality blooms.Extended Growing Season: These structures allow for an extended growing season, enabling farmers to start earlier in the spring and continue later into the autumn and winter, thus maximising market opportunities.Pest and Disease Management: Polytunnels act as a barrier against many pests and diseases. Although not foolproof, they make it easier to manage and control infestations, particularly with the use of biological pest controls.Water Efficiency: With fine-tuned irrigation systems, polytunnels ensure optimal water usage, reducing waste and stress on plants, which is crucial for maintaining plant health and flower quality.Improved Flower Quality: Flowers grown in polytunnels are often of superior quality due to the protection from weather and pests. This leads to more pleasing and marketable blooms.Specific Plant Needs: Different flowers have different requirements. For instance, roses benefit from the controlled environment to avoid weather damage, while delphiniums and dahlias thrive with protection from wind and rain.Planning and Investment: Investing in a polytunnel is significant but worthwhile. Careful planning of what to grow and where to place your polytunnel is essential to maximise benefits and return on investment.Join me as I delve into each of these points, sharing tips from my 15 years of experience and how we do it at Fieldgate Flowers. I'll also touch on our specific use of p Flower Farmers Retreat 2024 (21 &22 September): https://fieldgateflowers.kartra.com/page/businessretreat2024 2024 Farm Day at Field Gate Farm (10 August): https://fieldgateflowers.kartra.com/page/farmvisit A Cut Above Waitlist: https://fieldgateflowers.kartra.com/page/ACutAboveWaitlist The Growth Club: https://fieldgateflowers.kartra.com/page/thegrowthclub Lots of free resources on our website: https://thecutflowercollective.co.uk/cut-flower-resources/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fieldgateflowers Facebook Group 'Cut Flower Farming - Growth and Profit in your business' https://www.facebook.com/groups/449543639411874 Facebook Group 'The Cut Flower Collection' https://www.facebook.com/groups/cutflowercollection

Why is “70/50” the gold standard? Should it be? Who decided? Does every gallery really need to be 70 degrees, plus/minus two? Does every storage space really need to be 50% humidity, plus/minus five? Is that a reasonable goal for most museums? At what cost? What's the difference between “AA” climate control, and just “A”? How much energy could we all save, just by switching down one grade? Are artifact loan agreement climate requirements consistent, or is there room for improvement? Roger Chang (Principal, Buro Happold) joins host Jonathan Alger (Managing Partner, C&G Partners) to discuss “Rethinking Climate Control in Museums”. Along the way: Jackie Kennedy, root cellars, and a wooly mammoth. Talking Points: 1. Why 70 degrees? 2. Does it have to be the premier system?3. Reconsider those loan agreements.4. Knitting at the Renwick5. Don't fight the building.6. “Fun Puzzles”7. Look in all directions.8. K.I.S.S.: Keep It Simple Sustainably.How to Listen: Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/making-the-museum/id1674901311 Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/6oP4QJR7yxv7Rs7VqIpI1G Everywherehttps://makingthemuseum.transistor.fm/ Guest Bio: Roger Chang has over two decades of building engineering experience and currently leads the MEP team within Buro Happold's Washington DC office. He has significant experience with complex cultural, education, civic, and government projects, including two AIA Committee on the Environment (COTE) Top 10 winners. Roger regularly presents at architecture and engineering schools on integrated design, including at the Catholic University of America School of Architecture. He has presented and authored papers on high-performance design, including at Greenbuild, AIA, ASHRAE, and AAM conferences. He has a special interest in the intersection of façade engineering and building systems. He is a strong proponent of adaptive reuse and modernization projects and has worked on a significant number of buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. He was recognized in 2020 as an ASHRAE Fellow. About MtM: Making the Museum is hosted (podcast) and written (newsletter) by Jonathan Alger. This podcast is a project of C&G Partners | Design for Culture. Learn about the firm's creative work at: https://www.cgpartnersllc.com Show Links: Roger by email: Roger.Chang@burohappold.comRoger on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/changkey Buro Happold on the web: https://www.burohappold.com   MtM Show Contact: https://www.makingthemuseum.com/contacthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanalgeralger@cgpartnersllc.comhttps://www.cgpartnersllc.com Newsletter: Like the episode? Try the newsletter. Making the Museum is also a one-minute email on exhibition planning and design for museum leaders, exhibition teams and visitor experience professionals. Subscribe here: https://www.makingthemuseum.com 

The team at Polygon recently attended IPPE, the world's largest annual display of technology, equipment, supplies, and services used in the production and processing of eggs, meat, and poultry. The company conducted a series of question and answer segments with their customers, showcasing their innovative solutions and commitment to customer satisfaction. One of the highlights was their swift response to a poultry customer in Tennessee, where they designed and installed a 400-ton trailer system within a week, ensuring the customer did not miss a day of production.

Our guest this week is Rea Hederman, executive director of the Economic Research Center and vice president of policy at The Buckeye Institute, a free market think tank based in Ohio. Its new report, “Net-Zero Climate-Control Policies Fail Farmers and Families” looks at the impact the Biden administration's climate-control policies will have on farmers and families. Farm operating costs is estimated to increase by 34%, annual grocery bills will increase $1,330, and the cost of basic food items will increase more than 70%. We discuss with Rea Hederman how California's farmers and families could be particularly hard hit. 

In the evolving landscape of university infrastructure, the push towards integrating smart climate control technologies is reshaping renovation projects. This innovative approach not only preserves the historical essence of educational buildings but also aligns them with contemporary standards of efficiency and sustainability. A standout example of this trend is the renovation of Baylor University's Ruth Collins Hall.Adam Hammonds, the Superintendent at JE Dunn Construction, alongside his team, embarked on a collaborative journey with Polygon to introduce a cutting-edge climate control solution. This partnership was pivotal in propelling the Baylor University renovation project towards unprecedented levels of efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The initiative is a testament to the transformative power of smart climate control technologies in modernizing educational facilities while safeguarding their historical significance.Hammonds lauded the smart sensor technology provided by Polygon for its flexibility and the substantial economic benefits it delivered."The smart sensor technology so far has been incredible in the fact that you can set your own parameters and monitor/manipulate from a computer. This sensor, even only being on for about a week, will save the project thousands of gallons of diesel which is money saved as well," Hammonds remarked.Delving deeper into the technological advancements, Hammonds highlighted the efficiency of the smart controller. Its ability to make judicious decisions based on real-time data stood out as a hallmark of cost-effectiveness."The smart controller also is impressive in the fact that it has the capability to dictate if one or both of the units need to be running based on the parameters set on your dashboard, which also makes it even more cost-effective," he stated.Reflecting on the overall experience with Polygon, Hammonds shared his appreciation for the partnership and the innovative solutions that were brought to the table."On behalf of the Collins Hall Renovation team, Polygon has been great to work with. Everything from the friendly service to the innovative equipment you have brought out here has been a very pleasant and pain-free experience," Hammond said.

In the evolving landscape of university infrastructure, the push towards integrating smart climate control technologies is reshaping renovation projects. This innovative approach not only preserves the historical essence of educational buildings but also aligns them with contemporary standards of efficiency and sustainability. A standout example of this trend is the renovation of Baylor University's Ruth Collins Hall.Adam Hammonds, the Superintendent at JE Dunn Construction, alongside his team, embarked on a collaborative journey with Polygon to introduce a cutting-edge climate control solution. This partnership was pivotal in propelling the Baylor University renovation project towards unprecedented levels of efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The initiative is a testament to the transformative power of smart climate control technologies in modernizing educational facilities while safeguarding their historical significance.Hammonds lauded the smart sensor technology provided by Polygon for its flexibility and the substantial economic benefits it delivered."The smart sensor technology so far has been incredible in the fact that you can set your own parameters and monitor/manipulate from a computer. This sensor, even only being on for about a week, will save the project thousands of gallons of diesel which is money saved as well," Hammonds remarked.Delving deeper into the technological advancements, Hammonds highlighted the efficiency of the smart controller. Its ability to make judicious decisions based on real-time data stood out as a hallmark of cost-effectiveness."The smart controller also is impressive in the fact that it has the capability to dictate if one or both of the units need to be running based on the parameters set on your dashboard, which also makes it even more cost-effective," he stated.Reflecting on the overall experience with Polygon, Hammonds shared his appreciation for the partnership and the innovative solutions that were brought to the table."On behalf of the Collins Hall Renovation team, Polygon has been great to work with. Everything from the friendly service to the innovative equipment you have brought out here has been a very pleasant and pain-free experience," Hammond said.

In this must-listen episode of the **Grow Weed at Home with Kyle Kushman** podcast, Kyle dives deep into an essential yet often overlooked aspect of home cannabis cultivation: climate control. Discover why maintaining the right temperature, humidity, airflow, and light intensity is crucial for optimizing your plants' health, yield, and potency. Kyle shares his expert tips and tricks for achieving the perfect balance, no matter your setup's size or budget.But that's not all! Kyle also has some thrilling news to share with his listeners. The podcast has received an official sponsorship from none other than The International Cannabis Awards in Barcelona. This prestigious acknowledgment is not just a nod to the show's impact on cannabis cultivation enthusiasts but also an exciting announcement. Kyle will be traveling to Spain to film special episodes directly from the event! Get ready for exclusive interviews with judges, behind-the-scenes tours, and insights from global cannabis luminaries. Whether you're a seasoned grower or just starting, this episode is packed with valuable information and exciting news that you won't want to miss. Join Kyle on this incredible journey as we explore the art of climate control in cannabis cultivation and prepare to take the podcast international at the International Cannabis Awards in Barcelona. Disclaimer: This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only. We do not propagate the sale or use of cannabis where it is not legal. Please check your local laws before consuming cannabis or participating in cultivation.

This week on Mel & Floyd: Tornados in the movies & now in Wisconsin; Mel & Floyd's weekly bible study; The death of Nixon; Dueling competency tests instead of debates?; […] The post The Bariatric Surgery of Climate Control appeared first on WORT-FM 89.9.

Conventional fuel solutions, particularly the widely used "natural gas," conceal a myriad of environmental hazards. Methane, the primary component in this mix, is a potent greenhouse gas — 25 times more impactful per gram than carbon dioxide — accompanied by a cocktail of toxic air pollutants, including benzene, a known carcinogen. And in home climate control, a silent but critical battle wages against traditional fuel-based systems. In Canada, 51% of homes are heated during winter with forced air furnaces, mainly fuelled by natural gas. The quest for more efficient, sustainable solutions led Paul Lambert, former Director of Area 120 at Google, to envision a Silicon Valley-powered endeavour in the fight against climate change. Paul, now Founder and CEO of Quilt, a pioneering force in crafting the world's most advanced home heating and cooling system, speaks about changing how we keep our homes' temperature comfortable. His career narrative weaves through technology, product development, and sustainability, drawing mainly from his experience in Google's well-known product development sector.  Quilt embodies the mission to revolutionize home climate control by constructing an intelligent, ductless heat pump system — a fusion of sleek design and AI-driven efficiency that bids farewell to fossil fuels. Tune in as we delve into Quilt's audacious journey, poised at the precipice of redefining home climate systems, and explore how Paul and his team aim to usher humanity into a future free from the combustion habit, making an impact, as the company says, at a species level. Follow us on Instagram: @someonelikeyoupodcast. 

In construction sites, Crumpton explains that during the building process, there is a risk of moisture penetration from various sources, such as rain or atmospheric conditions, due to incomplete structures. This moisture can impact materials like wood, casing work, sheet rock, and gypsum-based products. To mitigate potential long-term issues and premature failure of components, it is crucial to control humidity. Using equipment to maintain the proper relative humidity ensures adherence to project timelines and preserves the integrity of construction materials.Similarly, in mission critical environments like data centers or industrial applications, maintaining the correct humidity levels is essential. Crumpton highlights the need for precision control through portable or permanently fixed equipment to ensure the ideal environment for tasks such as cabling and IT equipment installation. Excessive moisture in these settings can lead to operational challenges and potential equipment failures, underscoring the significance of humidity management for the long-term success of both construction projects and mission critical facilities.

In construction sites, Crumpton explains that during the building process, there is a risk of moisture penetration from various sources, such as rain or atmospheric conditions, due to incomplete structures. This moisture can impact materials like wood, casing work, sheet rock, and gypsum-based products. To mitigate potential long-term issues and premature failure of components, it is crucial to control humidity. Using equipment to maintain the proper relative humidity ensures adherence to project timelines and preserves the integrity of construction materials.Similarly, in mission critical environments like data centers or industrial applications, maintaining the correct humidity levels is essential. Crumpton highlights the need for precision control through portable or permanently fixed equipment to ensure the ideal environment for tasks such as cabling and IT equipment installation. Excessive moisture in these settings can lead to operational challenges and potential equipment failures, underscoring the significance of humidity management for the long-term success of both construction projects and mission critical facilities.

There is a growing collaboration between the Golden State and the UK through the Consulate General on legislative issues as diverse as AI, Climate Control, Alternate Energy and even Housing. It's a two way street where best practices from both jurisdictions inform policy in California and the UK. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-herlihy/message

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This week on “ The Thrill Of The Kill Podcast “ Host Ex-Exterminator/ Comedian Larry Izzo Welcomes Our Shows resident entomologist Michael Deutsch. Listen as we dive into the depths of different flies and their control. 

Sometimes, it's hard to be thankful for much when the World is spiraling into desperation! However, the fact that one is reading this, listening to this show, and/or standing up means that person is blessed to be alive! That's enough for me. In today's show, we analyze the latest information coming out of the Middle East. Though we've been told the Hamas-Israel hostage release deal has been approved, there apparently are some issues. It's supposedly been paused until Friday. We discuss news that the Biden Administration is quietly attacking fossil fuel in another way. How? They are using the EPA to create regulations that will likely kneecap fossil fuel producers because of penalties created and implemented by bypassing Congress and using Executive orders! Haven't heard about this? It's just another way the Biden Administration is skirting the authority of Congress to implement more of the Climate Control measures the Left demands. Kaleb Newman, our 43-year-old son, joins the show to discuss the changes he's witnessed as an executive chef in Dallas-Ft. Worth dealing with his 75 employees who come from 3-4 generations. Things and people are changing -- and not for the better!

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The United Nations of Davos (W.E.F.) is using the emotional plea to push societal changes that will strip your constitutional rights away. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrianslade/support

Mark and Steve talked about the Hamas attack of Israel being helped by Biden's regulations on Fossil Fuels. They also hit on how Climate Control is failing People of the earth have never used more Fossil Fuel.

Welcome to GoGaddis Real Estate Radio, where we bring you invaluable insights to make your real estate journey smoother than ever. I'm your host, Cleve Gaddis, and today's episode is all about ensuring your home stays comfortable through every season with expert guidance on HVAC systems. Segment Teaser: Buckle up as we dive into the scorching details of "The Hottest Summer on Record." What HVAC challenges did we face, and how did we overcome them? We'll unveil the secrets to maintaining the perfect indoor temperature when Mother Nature cranks up the heat—or chills things down. Joining us is our HVAC guru, Tommy Francis, Owner of Northeast Mechanical Services. Tommy is here to share his wealth of knowledge on HVAC systems and how to keep them running smoothly through all four seasons. We'll explore: The summer that sizzled: Learn about the real-world issues Tommy encountered while ensuring his clients stayed cool during the hottest months. Battling extreme weather: Discover the best practices to maintain a comfortable indoor environment, whether it's blistering summer heat or freezing winter cold outside. Tips for HVAC longevity: Tommy's got a treasure trove of advice on how to extend the life of your HVAC or heat pump system, ensuring it runs efficiently for years to come. At GoGaddis Real Estate Radio, we're not just about buying and selling homes; we're about creating the ideal living environment for you and your family. With Tommy's expertise, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain your HVAC systems like a pro, ensuring comfort and efficiency in every season. Join the conversation at GoGaddisRadio.com, where you can ask questions, share your experiences, or suggest topics you'd like us to explore. Together, we're demystifying real estate, one episode at a time. Subscribe now and make every season in your home a breeze with GoGaddis Real Estate Radio. Because when it comes to your home's comfort, we've got you covered. Host of GoGaddis Radio, Cleve Gaddis, has been a fixture in metro Atlanta real estate since 2000. He has served Atlanta since 1987 by helping thousands of buyers and sellers make smart decisions. As a Co-Team Leader of Modern Traditions Realty Group, he is able to help clients and real estate agents alike. He has the heart of a teacher and is passionate about helping listeners learn the ups and downs and the ins and outs of smart home buying and selling all throughout metro Atlanta. If you have a question for Cleve, click here : https://gogaddisradio.com/ask-a-question If you are looking to buy or sell your home with Cleve, click here : https://moderntraditionsrealty.net/contact If you are looking to join a real estate team, click here : https://moderntraditionsrealty.net/career-opportunity Vote for Modern Traditions Realty Group for Best Real Estate Team in Gwinnett County, click here: https://www.guidetogwinnett.com/best-of/vote/real-estate

Signs indicate that the Globalist fanatics and the Climate Control tyrants and the World Economic Forum are able to force us into masks and injections.

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Be afraid. Be very, very afraid. United Nations chief Antonio Guterres on Thursday night rolled out some of his most apocalyptic climate rhetoric to date declaring “the era of global warming has ended, the era of global boiling has arrived.” S&P Global no longer includes environmental, social, and corporate governance scores in its debt ratings after facing scrutiny over the practice many see as politically leaning and unnecessary. The credit ratings agency has been monitoring and rating companies' efforts regarding ESG on a scale of 1-5 since 2021 but decided late last week to ditch the analysis. Plus more on today's episode. 

The one in which we explore how the food we eat affects our carbon footprint, and therefore the environment. 

The prison population is down significantly, thanks Democrats. Mark interviews Economist Steve Moore, Mark, and Steve talked about the Climate Control control.

In this episode, we're joined by On Site Companies' CEO Molly Leonard and Director of Sales and Marketing Mike Kinney. Beginning as a sanitation and portable restroom rental company, Molly and Mike discuss the company's growth and how they've expanded to offer services and solutions to make your experiences at parks, concerts, and on construction job sites more clean and comfortable. We also chat about the history of the generational business, the most unique place they've seen an On Site rental, and more. PROGRAMMING NOTE: This is the last episode before "Build Me Up" takes a summer break. The regularly scheduled podcast will return on August 1st. Take this opportunity to catch up on past episodes and enjoy the summer sunshine!

An excerpt from "His Word Became Flesh" from May 23rd entry. Setting your internal thermastat! A fresh look at self control and why is it so important and the help we get to be successful with it. Website His Word Became Flesh  

It's the countdown to the Coronation of Charles III as King and Camilla as Queen of the United Kingdom, on May 6th at Westminster Abbey in London. Preparations are in their final stages-for the Royal Family, as well as the terrorists. Radical Islamists (Taliban, Al Qaeda and ISIS) have been recruiting their believers to take revenge on Prince Harry and the Royals, ever since he wrote about his tours of duty in Afghanistan and boasted about killing 25 terrorists in his memoir, Spare. You will hear how they have ordered Harry's death, announcing, “Let Islamic hands take their just retribution!”There are other extremists, too, who are planning to stage protests of varying sorts, including: The Republic, whose slogan is “Not My King”, to Ecoterrorists, such as Just Stop Oil, Climate Control, and Extinction Rebellion. There arealso miscellaneous anarchists, lone wolves, and common criminals - since the crowds will be a picnic for pickpockets, and more. Some claim their plans are nonviolent, such as placards and noise. Others don't hide their more violent intentions, such as tossing rape alarms at the horses. We'll also look at the preparations being made by those in charge of protecting the Royals, visiting heads of state and onlookers: Operations Golden Orb and Tower of London. There will be police, military, and terrorist task forces. But, the danger is greater than at previous big events such as the Platinum Jubilee and Queen Elizabeth's funeral, and you will hear why. Then we will look at what else Harry and Meghan have to do with it. A Prince Harry lookalike, who has been forced to disguise himself because of the threats on Harry's life, has some wise advice for the Prince. A Russian artist is selling blood-soaked copies of Spare for $10,000 - with blood from Afghans. Meghan and her family are terrorizing the Coronation in another way - with bids to steal the spotlight. 

It's either unbearably hot or cold in the producer studio. Crowley can't figure it out. Why do old people, and Paul Zeise, keep their homes as warm as they do? Did Poni throw a better first pitch than Dorin? 

Public opinion towards Climate change and need for control is influenced by several factors. Social structure, Demographics, Value system, Beliefs, Perceptions about climate change and Media coverage quality have major impact. How can Public opinion influence Government policy towards Decarbonization for Net Zero target or vice versa.

Public opinion towards Climate change and need for control is influenced by several factors. Social structure, Demographics, Value system, Beliefs, Perceptions about climate change and Media coverage quality have major impact. How can Public opinion influence Government policy towards Decarbonization for Net Zero target or vice versa.

Tara and Lee talk about the Tyre Nichols News Coverage and racism. Do Covid-19 Shots cause new variants? Climate Control issues for Whales Washing up on shores.

Today's GCS: - According to Nancy Pelosi, Mother Nature is pissed at our handling of Global Warming. - Climate Control has led to a slew of fat kids.  - It's the one year anniversary of when Joe Biden pulled out of Afghanistan.  - A lovely Kamala Harris medley of nonsense.  - Aqib Talib's brother wanted for murder.   Order Callahan Coffee right now, and while you're at it grab yourself a Bug The Chug Mug! callahancoffee.com Want extra content? Get daily livestreams and one extra show per week on Locals: callahan.locals.com   Support our sponsors: www.mypillow.com/gerry sheaconcrete.com www.MassGOP.org www.1Aauto.com