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To limit climate change to 1.5 degrees Centigrade we must act now, today not tomorrow. Climate catastrophe is imminent.
“This article has provided an overview of the major strands of research on climate change-induced migration. Returning to the question posed at the beginning, how likely is it that we will witness mass migration as result of climate change in coming decades?” MIS
Earth heat level rising? The real crisis
“The climate system is in transition as fast as humanity has ever experienced. Its oceans are warming, Arctic ice melts are accelerating, and extreme weather events are intensifying,” according to Dr. Richard Alley. “Now there are reports of a possible warming of the Atlantic circulation system, which has significant implications for weather patterns in Europe and other continents.” This video series investigates the chain reaction that might begin with melting glaciers or the cycles of the moon’s tides and proceed to drastic flooding events or so-called food shocks or, further on, the hazards of geo-engineering methods. The future is being written today. To act on it, we first have to understand it.
El Scorcho With this July on track to be the hottest month ever, the United Nations is warning that we've moved past global warming. And now
Why post about climate on a blog dedicated to the rise and fall of Donald Trump. Because he and his followers are hell bent on taking the climate down with them.
Some scientists fear the ‘shocking’ shift is the beginning of a global heating-linked collapse of the ice that could have alarming knock-on
More hot air from the left. They should take a chill pill.
Our data team visualises the extreme heat
“WE DIDN’T START THE FIRE”
I know that someone in an office has decided that Pepper Trees are not fashionable any more. Many big old specimens of these trees living along our rivers are being turned to mulch of late by @townofgawler Anyone who has stood under or climbed up into one of these mature Pepper Trees will know of the life that they contain and nurture. It's difficult not to look at any part of them and find a spot that isn't full of life. Bird and insect life flow into and out of their canopies all day long and find a place of shelter and sustenance. The trees shade large areas of ground and their leaves act as natural airconditioners, cooling the air that flows over them. If anyone hasn't noticed, this old world is getting a bit warmer as time goes on and insect life is being wiped from the face if the planet at a great reat of knots. Other trees may be planted in the place of these big old beauties and maybe these new trees will be more suitable to a static view of the ecosystems that used to be here, from the point of view of them being 'native' but it will take ages for their replacements to become comparible the trees that they replace. Do we really have the luxury of that amount of time? There's been a few good responses to my story post about this yesterday so I'm asking you to let @townofgawler know that you would like to keep these big old trees just where they are if you're not up to sending a chat or posting about it yourself, just send an emoji of a tree 🌳 or send one to me to let me know that you're listening. #climatechange #globalwarming #globalheating #trees #biodiversity #energyconservation #energyefficiency (at Gawler, South Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeSc0VTPW89/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
On this episode, we discuss the different threats that face humanity, including nuclear war, climate change, super-viruses, artificial intelligence, massive cyberattacks, monster meteors, super-volcanoes, global tyranny, plus who we might become a...
