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: - " " - Poetry, art, documentary narrative () of insurance fraud, corruption, pandemic survival, more, in what will likely be a disturbing and needed read! Y'know this might not even be fair but it does remind me a little bit of my political leaders being afraid to say the words .
In both cases it's not having the courage of your own convictions and it's the opposite of being a leader
Planetary boundaries necessary for flourishing of life have been massively breached, scientists warn - This, while right-wing governments worldwide, including in the USA, are denying exists, calling it a hoax. They are protecting corporate profits while the planet burns, sea levels rise, glaciers melt, and killer storms & floods ravage towns & villages. Predatory, unregulated and unrestrained will kill us all. The building sector is one of the world's largest energy users. The International Energy Agency says they contribute to approximately 30% of global energy demand, mostly from space heating, cooling, and water heating. Large office buildings and shopping centers use substantial amounts of energy even when only partially occupied. The United Nations Environment Programme estimates that buildings and construction account for approximately 34% of global CO2 emissions. 21.09.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.
Sadly, mostly it is us. Picketty found that 10% of the population create 45% of the pollution (lately I've seen it stated as 65% of warming). So around 800 million of us are building concrete and steel buildings, driving internal combustion cars, flying in airplanes, eating beef, cooking on gas stoves or charcoal fires... california declares state of emergency ahead of potentially historic el nio
california declares state of emergency ahead of potentially historic el nio RE: Climate change here for the NFL. "I didn't play a snap and I had to get an IV." Nashville turf temp of 157 degrees melts cleats, sends Sirianni for IV It is just weather, not climate. Nothing to see here, no reason to reduce fossil fuel usage. Or so we are assured but many politicians and fossil fuel companies. AI E-Waste May be 40 to 60 Times What Has Been Estimated , , , The Price of Collapse: The Little Ice Age and the Fall of Ming China "How climate change ushered in the collapse of one of historys mighty empires" Climate change also poses a threat to cultural heritage Planetary boundaries necessary for flourishing of life have been massively breached, scientists warn New report shows key indicators of Earths health are outside the safe operating space as climate disaster looms Decades of scientific warnings. It is high time to name the main culprit aka capitalism.
Planetary boundaries necessary for flourishing of life have been massively breached, scientists warn Climate crisis The Guardian
A listing of 28 news and opinion articles we found interesting and shared on social media during the past week: Sun, September 13, 2026 thru Sat, September 19, 2026. - Climate Change Impacts (8 articles)
- Climate Policy and Politics (7 articles)
- Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation (4 articles)
- Climate Science and Research (3 articles)
- Climate Education and Communication (2 articles)
- Miscellaneous (2 articles)
- Public Misunderstandings about Climate Science (1 article)
- Climate Law and Justice (1 article) P6.2 billion slated for fertilizer, fuel aid to ease El Nio impact On top of this, the Department of Agriculture is asking Congress for an additional P10 billion in its 2027 budget in anticipation of severe El Nio impact Insurance firms help flooding victims mop up. They also make flooding worse current El Nino region temperatures are 3C above average - massive, which is illustrated by this graph we are truly in uncharted territory, and at least some headlines now seem to get it: "Jaw-dropping El Nio bursts through temperature record months before peak" Butterflies are still flying in late September! An indication of on a warming planet, seen here in
Climate Change Oh, look, dengue fever in Florida. Fox Orlando: Dengue fever: 3 cases in Orange County 152 local cases in Florida hxxps://www.fox35orlando.com/news/dengue-fever-3-cases-orange-county-152-local-cases-florida Damit ist der auch offiziell an meinem lieblings Urlaubs-/Workation-Ort angekommen.
Today is . Black-faced Lion are critically living on Brazils Atlantic coast , low population and illegal trade are threats. Fight for them! Today is . Black-faced Lion are critically living on Brazils Atlantic coast , low population and illegal trade are threats. Fight for them! Trumps AI Gambit: Public Land for Private Profit by Winston Wendell Donald Trump has pursued one scandalous policy after another in his second term. One of the latest initiatives that perfectly represents the presidents disregard for the public interest in favor of big business. In essence, the policy allows big tech companies to score a decade-long billion-dollar tax break by building AI data centers on public lands. One commentator has summarized the issue by noting that tax breaks are nothing more than a windfall given to Jaw-dropping El Nio bursts through temperature record months before peak This year in Brighton 12.9C. This has been the warmest year ending 21st September on record. It was 1.9C warmer than average. Average: 11.0C Trend: +0.33 0.05 C/decade This year in Hastings 12.6C. This has been the warmest year ending 21st September on record. It was 1.8C warmer than average. Average: 10.8C Trend: +0.32 0.05 C/decade This year in Oxford 12.2C. This has been the warmest year ending 21st September on record. It was 2.0C warmer than average. Average: 10.2C Trend: +0.31 0.05 C/decade This year in Southend-on-Sea 13.0C. This has been the warmest year ending 21st September on record. It was 2.2C warmer than average. Average: 10.8C Trend: +0.38 0.05 C/decade -on-Sea This year in Manchester 11.6C. This has been the warmest year ending 21st September on record. It was 1.7C warmer than average. Average: 9.9C Trend: +0.08 0.06 C/decade This year in London 12.8C. This has been the warmest year ending 21st September since 2022. It was 1.6C warmer than average. Average: 11.2C Trend: +0.50 0.05 C/decade From shock doctrine to end-times fascism In an extraordinary feat of timing, just as weve been watching the tech titans tumble over one another to cover their gilded asses, Naomi Klein and Astra Taylors new book has landed: End Times Fascism and the Fight for the Living World (text available in reading mode) Yes there have been shifts in the past.
Yes this shift has been caused by human activity
Climate isn't factored into feds' airport privatization plans: experts (text available in reading mode) A random ask - a connection of mine is going to setup a "Climate Friendly" Art Exhibition. The theme is around the use of materials (non-oil based), renewable and reusable materials, being CO2 neutral, and so forth. So - a "sustainable" art exhibition so to speak. The question is, do you think this will be an easy/hard thing for them to promote Will galleries (and also people) care about attending or supporting this I think this will be taking place in Germany - I am just figuring out potential ways to get the word out... 2026 NDC: Philippines promises to reduce more carbon emissions on its own In its latest submission to the United Nations, the Philippines underscores its high vulnerability to climate impacts despite minimal contribution to the crisis 20th of September 2026
426.32 ppm CO2 in the air Chart shows current value and values for the same day 20 years back Best Robot Vacuums 2026: The Suction Number on the Box Does Not Predict Cleaning The best robot vacuums for 2026, why Pascal ratings mislead, and the running cost nobody calculates before buying. Best Sprouting Kits 2026: An $8 Bag of Seeds Beats a $160 Countertop Garden The best sprouting and microgreen kits for 2026, why lids beat kits, and the food-safety warning this category needs.
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