20.07.2025 - 20:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

The University of Windsor reached its 2030 climate action target six years earlier than expected.

Since 2019, the university has cut greenhouse gas emissions by 47 per cent

#2025

Rising temps and frequent droughts in Southern Europe, especially Spain and Italy, are causing significant water stress. The impacts of climate change are clear, underscoring the urgent need for sustainable water management practices.

I mean, the whole thing....

Trump would shut down Mauna Loa and three other major observatories Alaska, American Samoa, and Antarctica effectively gutting most of the climate research conducted by NOAA.

After all, if you stop measuring CO, it's much easier to pretend it isn't rising.

Links for 7/20/25

Government Gives Elon Musk Permission to Detonate Rockets Over a Sacred Hawaian Island

Rethinking Ritual: The Shifting Landscapes of Sacred Space in East Polynesia

Climate Adaptation and Inequality: Lessons from Cape Towns Drought

Pacific Island Nations Announce Plans for Indigenous-Led Melanesia

Heatwave causes water shortages in Iran as temps top 50C Climate Crisis News

Reservoirs of the dams supplying water to Tehran are currently at their lowest level in a century. Iranian
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Spotted in American desert dunes Solarpowered endurance car outpaces hydrogen prototypes

Seeing fewer this year Heres why, and how you can help.

Fireflies are vulnerable to and habitat loss. Some simple landscaping tricks and turning off porch lights can make a big difference.

This coverage is made possible through a partnership between and , a station serving western .

Katie Myers Regional Reporter, , July 11, 2025

Excerpt: "Basham and Jacobs have a few other tips for helping fireflies thrive. You dont need to be a scientist to help protect fireflies. In fact, the biggest difference comes from how we care for our own . Here are a few things Basham and Jacobs recommend:

- Turn off your . Fireflies are incredibly sensitive to , and it can confuse them.
- Ditch the manicured lawn and embrace . In addition to being easier to care for, they suit the local environment and conserve water.
- Leave some leaves behind when you rake in the fall. Theyre a great place for fireflies to find food, stay cool, and lay eggs.
- Plant shrubs, tufting grasses, and other, large plants. These can shelter fireflies during rainstorms and other severe weather.
- If you spot fireflies, jot down when and where you saw them and add your observations to citizen science databases like iNaturalist, Firefly Watch, or Firefly Atlas to help scientists collect data.

"Even among those who study fireflies, the thrill of spotting them remains magical. Lower has made many excursions to the southern to find the famous, ethereal 'blue ghosts.' Rather than flicker, the insects emit a continuous bluish-green glow. 'You walk into the pitch black woods and at first you cant really see anything right because your eyes are getting used to the darkness,' Lower said. 'But eventually you start to see all these dim glows.' "

Why scientists fear climate change could help Covid to thrive

As new variants continue to emerge, there is growing evidence that global warming could influence transmission of the virus

All my projects are casted in reclaimed and recycled foam found in my neighborhood in Thailand. From discarded packaging to dumped ice boxes in nature, usable foam planks and blocs are cut. This helps cleaning up the environment and no new produced foam is necessary for my projects.

"Trumps push to keep coal plants running could cost consumers billions"

Southwestern Drought Likely to Continue Through 2100, Research Finds - Via arstechnica

I just posted a new 'climate viz of the month' blog, which highlights a simple method of visualizing regional temperature departures:

Want to understand climate change more deeply MPR highlights 15 essential books that explore the science, politics, and human stories behind the crisis.

RUMBLE IN MOSCOW

The ground has begun to shake on the border affecting at the same time. This is not the or but a huge creating a

As continues to create unstable conditions for the it is expected to affect the on a scale including and

#Research

Arron Panas 7/20/25
EPA LAYING OFF 3,700 STAFF RESULT DEVASTATION TO THE ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH

"Carl Sagan testifying before Congress in 1985 on climate change" en YouTube

Iranians Told To Use Less Water Amid Shortages - Iran Front Page
By IFP Media Wire
2 minutes

Iranian authorities have called on citizens to limit water consumption as the country grapples with severe shortages amid an ongoing heatwave

A DARKER SHADE OF GREEN

With the advance of and to push for to help with comes a less talked about to and as always it's the poor folks that often pay the price. Aside from and created in the search for REMs (rare earth metals) mining for Cadmium and Cobalt has got no safer, just how are our clever solution's.

A new era of floods has arrived

A Washington Post investigation reveals why so few people evacuated in the state hit hardest by last years deadliest disaster

Climate change is redrawing flash flood maps in India: IIT Study

The study observed a marked rise in flash floods across semi-arid zones of western India, regions previously seen as low-risk from the risk if flash floods

South Korea rains: weeks death toll rises to 14 with more missing

Northern parts of the country hit on Sunday morning, according to authorities, after some of the heaviest hourly rainfall on record

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Barcelonas beaches shrinking due to climate change

The beaches of Spains northeastern region of Catalonia are a prized tourist destination, but scientists are warning that they are shrinking rapidly due to coastal erosion. The Barcelona Metropolitan Authority said some are receding as much as a metre each year.

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19th of July 2025
427.88 ppm CO2 in the air

Chart shows current value and values for the same day 20 years back

The 2025 wildfire season is already one of the worst on record for Canada and there is a high risk that more fires will break out in August. More than 55,000 square kilometres of land has burned so far this year, an area roughly the size of Nova Scotia. That is more than double the 10year average of the area burned by midJuly.

The world has entered a new era of rainfall, supercharged by climate change, rendering existing response plans inadequate.

With so much warm, moist air to fuel storms, the skies are increasingly able to move water vapor from the oceans to locations hundreds of miles from the coast, triggering flooding for which most inland communities are ill-prepared.

It seems that no application handles multiple stops when using public transport as a travel modality. Works fine with cars of course.

Justice Department Urges Dismissal Of Maryland Climate Lawsuits

Pam Bondi, US attorney general, center, and Todd Blanche, US deputy attorney general, during a news More
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"AI and parcel popularity push Amazons emissions higher"

Original open access article

England et al. 04. 06. 2025, Nature 642, 636643

Drivers of the extreme North Atlantic marine heatwave during 2023

Southwestern drought likely to continue through 2100, research finds

Matthew England on his paper and on the AMOC, SMOC change and its impact on Antarctica.

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This is a warning
We can't have a new planet
Take care of this one

Increasing clashes between elephants and humans in Zimbabwe highlight the effects of population pressure and climate change

In the first quarter of the year, at least three people died from elephant attacks in the Kariba region. The government has announced its intention to cull 50 animals to control overpopulatio

Traking dangerous across the US it seems (or maybe the ) is showing voters this weekend what looks like when you disregard