: is crushing the right to protest! Activists face years in prison for peaceful while Labour expands authoritarian laws. We must defend and the right to dissent! palmoildetect.bsky.social

The fate of one of the last thriving coral reefs in Florida may be imperiled by plans to widen the shipping channel leading into the Everglades.

Humans will go the way of the dodo bird, its a certain thing. A paper I was reading reports that if all carbon output stopped, including breathing and even plant decay. It would take 40 years for temperatures to stop rising. It would take 100 years more to start dropping. This isnt going to happen its very clear at this point that we are past the point of no return as a species.

Cocoa beans quadrupled in price because a series of droughts and floods since 2020 destroyed the plants and made surviving trees vulnerable to pests " in Ghana and Cte dIvoire, which, combined, produce 70% of the worlds chocolate ".
By late 2025, the trees recovered and cocoa shortage now eases.
Prices might follow but not immediately because previous harvests were sold at higher prices.
Alternative locations in Ecuador or Indonesia are also prone to more extreme weather events thanks to Exxon's lies which made fossil fools of us.
What's more: small plantations get abandoned because people move into cities to look for less volatile, permanent jobs.

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Sudden urbanisation driven by climate change We've seen in Syria what that leads to.

Haven't bought chocolate since it surged past 15 per kilo = a doubling some time in 2024.

Diesel Generators at Data Centers
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California has had about the average amount of rain expected for this time of year, but snowpack is half of normal and melting fast.
This is absolutely evidence of .

Im not sure this is news, although its good to have science to backup the accelerating and the fast approaching tipping points.

Nice also to see some solutions promoted but Im under no illusions we as a species will take the necessary action, because growth.

Why Daddy's Law Firm Works with the Nice Oil Men.

King penguins surfing on the 'good edge' of climate change for now
By Amy Briggs

King penguins on islands in the Southern Ocean are breeding earlier and with a higher level of success than they did 24 years ago, a new study shows.

Its the first coldish day of the season. Usually this would have happened a month ago

on that note of abnormal

"Australias summers are getting longer with more extreme heat days"

Bombing of Iranian Oil Facilities Is Causing a Health and Environmental Nightmare

when this is over never ever lament again about how we have to stick to because it is . it is until it isn't. and that is an existential problem.

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Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

Seriously. Wtf

After a summer of weather disasters, will Kiwis make climate an election issue

Climate change committee finds move to renewable energy would also bring health, economic and security benefits.

LOL As if.

Will 2026 be a climate election in NZ Unfortunately not, according to my reading of the data - in spite of the weather disasters throughout the summer.

In my new post, I show that most NZers are won't be voting with climate in mind

This is the first post on my new blog "Three Long Years", where I'll cover NZ and climate politics using analysis of hard data.

(This first post was also published on the Conversation).

'Australia Institute found fossil fuel subsidies were now increasing at a more rapid pace than funding for the national disability insurance scheme (NDIS)'

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some of the - e.g. etc. - who are already reeling from all kinds of other major problems such as etc.

See all the slides from this informational presentation.

The summers of today are vastly different to those of our grandparents
By Tyne Logan, Fran Rimrod, Alex Lim, Sharon Gordon, and Shannon Pearce

It's true, Australia has always been hot. But digging into temperature data shows the summers we experience today are vastly different from those of our grandparents.

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The planet just got incredibly close to breaching landmark global warming target.

The target of the 2015 Paris Agreement was to keep global temperatures to less than 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. In February, the planet was just 0.1C shy of that.

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if swear by god if y'all can't fix yourself you will never fix anything. whatsoever. which basically means we are done here.

may i give you a lens into what has been my community, fight and future and what has happened to it just so you understand what i am on & on & on about.

old comerade, a once respected energy analyst is on X and this is what he posts. AI slop about mother earth finally restoring justice.

so don't tell me the movement is A.O.K., AS IT IS ABSOLUTELY NOT.

Jessica Weinkle writes about conflicts of interest in climate change research:

Confirms what people up this way have been experiencing, humidity sucks

My plans to retire, when the time comes, further south looking better by the day

Hoe lang houdt het hoofd nog boven water VPRO Tegenlicht

De stijgt en de bodem zakt. Zullen dijken en waterschappen de komende honderd jaar nog wel toereikend zijn om ons tegen het water te beschermen
Hoe gaan we om met de fundamentele onzekerheid
omtrent de zeespiegelstijging en welke invloed heeft het
op de Nederlandse identiteit Hoeveel zal de zeespiegel de komende honderd jaar stijgen

Sydney sweats through prolonged spell of abnormal humidity

Sydney's humidity has been rivalling the tropics in the middle of wet season, with the stifling conditions expected to linger into autumn.

15 years after the 2011 nuclear disaster, color-coded radiation maps hang on the wall of Futabaya Ryokan, the family-run inn operating in near-deserted Fukushima.

Kobayashi conducts her own radiation surveys before reopening the inn in 2016. Now, she and other monitors share radiation data as part of efforts to rebuild this once-bustling textile town.

Testing the waters: can pumping chemicals into the ocean help stop global heating Via guardian

Ukraine : 24 potes pour un pays

Half of people in Germany say their home is not ready for heatwaves survey

Microsoft is the carbon removal market

EUs agri-food system requires systemic transition to become climate-resilient science advisors

photo: EU

What is happening with California snowpack this year is an example of : more extreme storms that bring rain and snow too little snow compared to rain and rapid loss of snowpack due to rising temperatures. Snowpack is just half of normal & melting far more quickly than average.