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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: guest55 Date: January 1, 2022, 11:14 pm
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Alaska reached temperatures warmer than California in December
[quote]Kodiak Island in southern Alaska set a record for the
warmest December day at 67 degrees. CNN's Bill Weir has more on
the unusual warm temperatures many Americans are experiencing
this holiday season. #CNN #News[/quote]
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: guest55 Date: January 12, 2022, 8:25 pm
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[quote]The last seven years have been the Earth’s hottest ever
recorded, a group of scientists announced, with 2021 ranking as
the fifth warmest on record.
Last year saw record temperature highs being set or tied in 10
cities of 10 countries: Canada, Dominica, Morocco, Oman,
Turkiye, Taiwan, Italy, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, and
the US.
In 2015, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
determined the threshold for average global temperature at 1.5
degrees above pre-industrial levels. And while the world is
currently 1.1 degrees warmer than it was before the industrial
revolution, last year saw a variety of disasters across the
world including Arctic melting events, droughts, heatwaves,
wildfires and flashfloods.
According to watchdog Climate Action Tracker estimates,
temperatures could rise a catastrophic 2.7 degrees by 2030 if
COP26 pledges are disregarded.
Experts also warn that the only way to prevent extreme
detrimental effects on biodiversity, freshwater, and food
supplies would be to limit warming to 1.5 degrees.
"Going forward, we should expect the frequency and severity of
such extremes to increase, exacting an enormous toll on
societies around the world," Kim Cobb, director of the Global
Change Program at the Georgia Institute of Technology told CNN.
Photo: AP[/quote]
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: guest55 Date: January 18, 2022, 12:08 am
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Massive Volcano Eruption Kills At Least One Person In Tonga
[quote]The entire west coast is under a tsunami alert over the
weekend as a massive volcanic eruption occurred in the Pacific
Ocean. NBC News’ Matt Bradley reports at least one person is
dead with many more missing or feared dead as communications to
the island nation remain cut off. [/quote]
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: guest55 Date: January 18, 2022, 4:58 pm
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Earth's sixth mass extinction has begun according to scientists
[quote]A study from the International Union for Conservation of
Nature (IUCN) found that hundreds of land animals could go
extinct in the next 20 years.[/quote]
[quote]It is no secret that extinctions have been happening at
an alarming rate in recent decades with human involvement and
climate change blamed for creating habitats unsuitable for many
species of wildlife.
Even more worrying is the findings of a major study by the
International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List
of Threatened Species and BirdLife International which found
that the earth may be on the brink of a mass extinction event.
Worldwide it is thought that more than 500 species of land
animal are close to extinction and could be lost within the next
20 years. The report was published in the scientific journal
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and studied
29,000 species of land vertebrate. They estimated that the
number of extinctions expected in the next two decades would
likely take thousands of years if not for the negative impact of
humanity.
MASS EXTINCTION UNDERWAY💀
Researchers estimated that up 1 in 10 of Earth's known
species may already have gone extinct in the past 500 years!
READ MORE:
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#ClimateCrisis
#biodiversity
— Greenpeace (@Greenpeace) January 17, 2022[/quote]
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: guest55 Date: January 24, 2022, 11:05 pm
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'We're in trouble:' U.S. envoy urges faster action on climate
goals
[quote]The world is "not on a good track" to meet a global goal
to avoid the worst impacts of climate change and must intensify
efforts to move away from fossil fuels this decade, John Kerry,
the U.S. special envoy on climate change, said on Monday.
#Johnkerry #ClimateChange #News #Reuters[/quote]
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All things considered I'd say we are fucked!
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: guest55 Date: January 27, 2022, 1:38 am
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Jordan Peterson Grifts Away On Joe Rogan’s Podcast
[quote]Pseudo-intellectual grifter Jordan Peterson recently made
an appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience and proceeded to
ramble on for four hours as Rogan humored his ideas. As it turns
out, Peterson does not believe that climate change is real, and
further, that “climate” doesn’t even exist.[/quote]
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Wtf....
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: guest55 Date: February 14, 2022, 8:38 pm
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West megadrought hits worst-case scenario, now driest in at
least 1,200 years
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police pursuits, wildfires and much more.[/quote]
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: guest55 Date: February 27, 2022, 5:36 pm
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Major flooding lashes Queensland and NSW as millions told 'stay
home' | 9 News Australia
[quote]Parts of northern NSW and Queensland are experiencing
record-breaking flooding, with residents across multiple towns
missing, displaced or trapped. [/quote]
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: 90sRetroFan Date: February 28, 2022, 9:31 pm
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And again, one civilization alone is to blame. Until enough
people see this, instead of talking about it as a generic
"human" problem, they will not understand what is required to
solve the problem.
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
By: guest55 Date: March 7, 2022, 7:36 pm
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Why the sixth mass extinction is here. Now.
[quote]This week a new report was released by the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), specifically
looking at the impacts of climate change. It makes for grim
reading. The report tells us that climate change is already
impacting billions of people, and pushing wildlife to
extinction. Further, these impacts are going to get worse the
more carbon we put into the atmosphere. In this video I look at
why the loss of species is particularly dangerous, risking
sending us at breakneck speed into the sixth mass extinction in
the history of our planet.[/quote]
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