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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: guest55
Date: July 16, 2021, 6:56 pm
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Storms spreading fungus that could cause Valley Fever
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> Recent storms are spreading dust and fungus that could cause
Valley Fever.
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Well, if Covid and black fungus don't get you then you still
have valley fever to look forward too, not to mention all the
ancient microbes that will be thawed out from the melting
icebergs. No telling what else is heading this way further down
the road. Such a wonderful world human-beings have created.
Clearly the best thing that's ever happened to this planet! The
only people it's easy for me to feel sorry for are the children
firstly, and the victims of Western civilization secondly. I
could really careless about the rest of you. I often find myself
wondering if the true and living God of the spirit realm feels
the same way about most of you? It would almost be a shame if
God didn't at this point....
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: guest55
Date: July 16, 2021, 11:39 pm
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'Moon wobble' could cause flood surge, NASA says
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> U.S. coastlines will face increasing flooding in the mid-2030s
because of a regular lunar cycle that will magnify rising sea
levels caused by climate change, according to research led by
NASA scientists.
>
> #News #Reuters #floods #moonwobble #environment #climatechange
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: guest55
Date: July 19, 2021, 4:57 pm
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Oregon Bootleg Fire, nation’s largest, keeps doubling in size
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> National Interagency Fire Center reports more than 65 major
fires in Western U.S. states that have burned close to a million
acres so far. Thousands have fled their homes. The largest fire
in the country is in Southern Oregon, and has already burned
more than 150,000 acres — twice the size of Portland. William
Brangham discusses the fires with Rich Tyler of the Oregon State
Fire Marshal's office.
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: guest55
Date: July 21, 2021, 6:57 pm
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Flash flooding in northern Colorado leaves 1 dead, 2 missing
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> Heavy rains in Colorado's Larimer County have led to at least
one death after a flash flood tore through an area impacted by
recent wildfires. Omar Villafranca has the details.
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China: Heavy rains cause deadly floods in Henan province
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> Heavy rainfall inundated streets and caused major rivers to
burst their banks in the central province of Henan on Tuesday.
>
> The People's Liberation Army (PLA) also reported that the
storm had damaged the Yihetan dam near the city of Luoyang. They
warned that "the dam might collapse at any time" after a 20
meter breach had appeared in the structure.
>
> Officials in the provincial capital of Zhengzhou say 12 people
have died and five others have been injured. The Chinese central
government upgraded its flood emergency response from level III
to level II on Wednesday due to the crisis.
>
> Local authorities in Henan said thousands of people have been
evacuated from the city as a result of the floods.
>
> Unusually heavy rain has been falling in the province — twice
the size of Austria and with a population of 94 million — since
the weekend.
>
> A video shared widely over social media showed torrents of
water cascading through one of the city's subway stations as
well as people standing waist-deep in water inside a subway
train.
>
> Summer often brings heavy rain and flooding to the region, but
growing cities and changes to land use have increased the costs
of flood damage.
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> The flooding in central China comes days after catastrophic
flooding led to the deaths of over 160 people in western
Germany.
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: guest55
Date: July 23, 2021, 10:01 pm
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Californians scramble for fresh water as taps, wells run dry
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> The severe drought across the Western U.S. is already causing
long term problems, exacerbated by the warming atmosphere driven
by climate change. As William Brangham reports from California’s
San Joaquin Valley, the demand for water has threatened the
drinking supply for hundreds of thousands of rural residents —
including the farmers who grow a significant part of the
country’s food supply.
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Dixie Fire grows to "mega" status as wildfires scorch West
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> California's Dixie Fire has reached megafire status as it
spreads into Nevada. Jonathan Vigliotti has the latest on the
fires scorching the West.
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: guest55
Date: July 23, 2021, 10:15 pm
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Extreme Weather Is 'New Normal’ Thanks To Decades Of Climate
Inaction
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> “Extreme temperatures and extreme weather events like this are
the new normal—a new normal that has been brought to us by
decades of climate inaction,” says Chris Hayes.
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Re: If Western civilization does not die soon.....
DIR By: guest55
Date: July 29, 2021, 10:50 pm
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Earth’s On Fire and We’re Arguing About Cheeseburgers, So That’s
Great
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> Greg Walters enters the climate fray which now has... fire
tornados.
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: guest55
Date: July 31, 2021, 5:32 pm
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Greenland just lost a massive amount of ice
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> With climate change fueling high temperatures across the
Arctic, Greenland lost a massive amount of ice with enough
melting to cover the U.S. state of Florida in 2 inches (5.1 cm)
of water, scientists said.
>
> #News #Reuters #Greenland #ice #climate #globalwarming
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Enough ice melted in Greenland over the last 2 days it could
cover the....
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> Enough ice melted in Greenland over the past two days that the
runoff could cover an area the size of Florida in four inches of
water, according to Polar Portal, a Danish website that monitors
the Greenland ice sheet. Greenland is the largest ice mass in
the northern hemisphere and has a population of around 50,000.
It lost more than 8.5 billion tons of surface mass on Wednesday,
according to data from the Danish Meteorological Institute
(DMI). The shedding continued into Thursday, where it lost an
additional 8.4 billion tons of surface area. The melting from
just Wednesday would be enough to cover Florida — which has a
land area of 65,758 square miles — in two inches of water. The
autonomous Danish territory's melting season typically lasts
from June to August and peaks in July. Since last Wednesday, it
has lost more than 40 billion tons of ice, according to DMI's
data, and more than 100 billion tons since the start of June.
Greenland saw its worst melting in 2019, when it lost more than
530 billion tons of ice during the season, reported the BBC. In
a one-day record, on July 30, 2019, it lost more than 11 billion
tons of ice in a day, reported CNN. While it's unlikely the ice
sheets will see as much melting in 2021, the World
Meteorological Organization said in a tweet the melting area is
larger than two years ago. A recent report of 14,000 scientists
warning of a climate emergency said Greenland and Antarctica are
showing record low levels of ice, and are melting around 30%
faster than 15 years ago. Meanwhile, Greenland's melting ice is
expected to contribute around 23 feet to rising sea levels
eventually, reported the Guardian.
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> raemah henderson
> 1 day ago
> And two months ago it was reported that -that kind of melting
would take decades! Wow 😳
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#Post#: 7817--------------------------------------------------
Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: Zea_mays
Date: July 31, 2021, 10:28 pm
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If this is accurate, it means 90% of all fossil fuel emissions
in the post-industrial era have occurred within the past 85
years.
In the past 5 years, 10% of all post-industrial fossil fuel
emissions were created. In the past 10 years--20%; in the past
15 years--30%...
Democracy is too dysfunctional to stop this.
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: guest55
Date: August 1, 2021, 4:55 pm
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Pelosi, Schumer call on Congress to take bold action on climate
change issues
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> House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Chuck
Schumer, and others join the League of Conservation Voters and
Climate Power for a press conference to discuss climate action.
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> dick castle
> 3 hours ago
> Dems are incspable of being "bold"
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> Scuba Steve
> 1 hour ago
> Maybe pelosi should sell some of her extra homes and stop
flying on her private jets
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> Bernice Hagins
> 4 hours ago
> The more they talk about it the worse it gets.....
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> cheezemonkeyeater
> 2 hours ago
> You mean express a bold stance. They aren't actually going to
take action at all. That would be work.
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