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A stunning turn out at Sydney's Climate change strike this Friday with over 300 000 people turning up to strike nation wide
Can someone more articulate than me please make a post about the brilliance of Final Hour by Bastille and the fact that Dan found a way to include it in Wild World even with the pressure of the label not to.
Yes, the Amazon wildfires are bad, but how bad?
Yes, the Amazon wildfires are bad, but how bad?
Brazil has recorded over 75,000 individual forest fires in 2019 so far, showing an 85 per cent increase when compared to the first eight months of 2018. The impact on the Amazon has been catastrophic. In July, an area the size of Manhattan was obliterated every single day. And this destruction will undoubtedly have grave consequences for the entire planet.
The Amazon basin is center-stage in the…
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““Consistent underestimation is a form of bias, which raises the question: what is causing this bias in scientific analyses of the climate s
Scientists have been reliably underestimating the rate of climate change, possibly to our detriment.
Everybody is freakin about how the planet only has til 2030 or some shit and wants everyone to panic, pero like the earth gonna be fine. It's just gonna sweat out the fever that is humanity, lose some valuable life in the process tbh, but then go right on spinnin in her revenge body that is free of human life.
Chasing Ice
I just watched Chasing Ice, a documentary about the fast melting of glaciers due to climate change. James Balog, a photographer with a graduate degree in geography and geomorphology, becomes through his photographs and time-lapse videos a story teller of the dramatic changes the Earth goes through right now, due to the global warming effect.
The evidence is undeniable. His hauntingly beautiful videos compress years into seconds and capture ancient mountains of ice in motion as they disappear at a breathtaking rate.