"26 degrees is tolerable, right"
"I wouldn't have said so six months ago, but yes."

Extreme weather is making work difficult for many people this is what needs to change

How could Jeremy have known

12th of August 2026
428.02 ppm CO2 in the air

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

This headline alone in *The Guardian* should prompt you to hold policymakers and corporations accountable and start questioning our fundamentally ecocidal economic system.

, you have a problem.
(... a psychopath infestation problem...)

, you have a problem.
(... a psychopath infestation problem...)

Following the devastating wildfires due to climate change, French firefighters are on strike to protest the government's inaction to prevent them and the lack of funding to fight them.

"The unions called for greater efforts to address firefighters' occupational wear and tear, ensure sustainable funding, provide effective equipment and maintain stable, regular recruitment."

I made another free video about the environment.

Featuring documentary maker Jeff Gibbs, Michael Moore,
and more.

A little bit of info about Mastodon as well.

RE:

Great.
Let's destroy the planet a bit more.

Thanks to fossil fuel execs and a handful of other people, some amount of climate change nightmare is already here, is inevitable, but we absolutely CAN do something about this. We can do a whole lot. The opportunity is incredible - with technology we already have.

Just a few thoughts:

People MUST be willing to give up their lawns. Im sorry that I dont make up the laws of nature. Transform the energy around turf grass dialogue. Understand why the lawn came to exist and be willing to let go of some control. Deal with your anxiety.

We have to upend the auto industry, root out the nasty corruption in our government. Its insane by definition that individual people today are effectively *required* to have their own metal box on wheels - electric or not. And if you think cyclists are anywhere near as dangerous to people on foot, that is incorrect. Good bike infrastructure benefits EVERYONE. We can easily have great transit, too.

Abolish the US Senate. Its critical that we do away with every billionaire and free every slave. (Understand that slavery didnt end in the 1860s. We literally made up crime as a way to force people back into unpaid work. Aka.) State governments from coast to coast admit to needing this.

Be willing to change yourself and let go of some tradition, your culture. Meat is expensive for example. (Particularly when you expect it to be cheap.) And gendering people in a binary waysomething almost everyone in my parents generation does to this day Its weird. Nasty media and politicians foment transphobia as we speak, harming women across the board. You really dont need to call someone maam or sir - certainly not based on your split-second judgment call.

Listen to a multitude of people at the intersection of marginalized identities - especially indigenous folks and Black women.

And we do this TOGETHER. Im so grateful for everyone who has taught me along the way here, who is curious and patient while not accepting violence. And thank god for the artists who challenge us, who are open to a variety of ways to see.

Lets GO!

Everyone needs to take action and we save the planet.

Satire meets reality.

"Reckless meddling with this environment got us into this mess, therefore reckless meddling with the environment will get us out of this mess." - The Beaverton, Canadian satire

Nurses fainting in inhumane conditions due to extreme heat, union warns

RCN calls for more air conditioners as Burnham faces pressure to recognise urgency of adaptation to climate crisis

Climate Change Is Becoming a Health and Ageing Challenge Is the UK Ready

As the UK population ages and extreme heat becomes more frequent, new Government Actuarys Department work is examining how climate change could affect mortality, NHS demand and public services. Research across more than 550 European regions suggests the health consequences may already be becoming clearer

El Nio is headed for record-shattering intensity, NOAA says
Andrew Freedman
45 minutes

There is a nearly 70% chance that the building Super El Nio will be the strongest such event on record, according to a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecast released Thursday

Record El Nio to give Earth a preview of its warmer future

It will act like a climate time machine, temporarily pushing temperatures to levels that otherwise might not be felt for a decade or so

As the world burns, its not pragmatic to throw more fuel on the fire

The "new normal" is not characterised by stability. It is not a plateau that we can "get used to". It's more an accelerating, destabilising vortex

On the /

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or

Weve watched the number of climate scientists decimated in recent years at the CSIRO and elsewhere. The CSIRO is set to lose two-thirds of its climate modellers, threatening Australias ability to do its own climate modelling at a time when the US has drastically cut its own climate science program. If we dont fund climate science tailored to the needs of Australia, nobody else will

New on Icemans 1.0

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In northern Ghana, many communities depend heavily on agriculture. However, prolonged droughts, irregular rainfall & heavy downpours can significantly affect crop production, livestock and household incomes. Climate change is said to exacerbate these issues, & Journalists have been urged to adopt a more proactive and community-focused approach to climate change reporting

"Researchers working through Japans Weather Attribution Centre found that the countrys intense July heat would have been virtually impossible without global warming...a heatwave of this scale would occur on average once ever 10,000 years.

'An English Summer Is Not the Same Anymore'

'An English Summer Is Not the Same Anymore'

Here are a few organizations that are working on "Resilience Hubs" -- a network of community centers that focus on helping people cope with the impacts of climate change. If you know of others, please add to the reply thread!

Es geht weiter, aber nun im Blindflug und ohne Instrumente im Cockpit:
NOAA stellt 2026 die Koordination und Herausgabe der Arctic Report Card ein.

Merke, wenn die Fakten nicht stimmen, dann verndere den Informationsfluss in ein allgemeines Datenwirrwarr.

This is an indicator that trees started existing long time ego,and we should let vegetation have its own rights.
Whenever you see such a tree remain,it is also an indicator that some cruel people cut it down and that is why it has no more life today
Stand with through supporting our programs such that we can save the only planet we have.

"The A31 (New Forest, Hampshire) is set to stay closed for at least another week." after the van caught fire five days ago

Which tax is best Current contribute to poor dietswhich are leading global risk factors for ill & premature mortalitywhile accelerating . A tax on high-fat, & salt foods in the UK would only have modest benefits. By contrast +

13.08.2026 - 14:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

When I saw just the text of the headline I was going to joke, "Made from cacao harvested from British glasshouses In a limited edition of 15 bars, then", but it turns out that's what they're referring to.

(looks almost like in free fall... )

costs will continue to grow in future if governments fail to implement policies to limit impacts of climate change.

Signed a petition urging the government to tax giants.

Demand the government cracks down on and companies and make polluters pay to protect lives and build a fairer, safer future.

Will you add your name too It only takes a minute:

"a small spike in global sea surface temperatures led to a far bigger one fueled by the release of methane into the atmosphere from melting permafrost. Global sea surface temperatures climbed by more than 7 C or 12 F.

"change occurred over tens of thousands of years at a rate of about a 1/10 C every 1,000 years. By comparison, researchers today have observed a nearly 1 C increase in sea surface temperature in just the past 100 years.

For several years now I am trying to adapt my wildlife allotment to climate change/breakdown. Planting more trees for shade, planting more densely and with high diversity, planting resilient native plants, lots of mulching, keeping ground covered, adding lots of organic matter, planting in layers as is done in forest gardening, encourage self-seeding. Still this is not enough, the climate is breaking down so fast now it is hard to keep up. Not sure what else to do.