Die aktuellen in und stehen laut einer Analyse in engem Zusammenhang mit dem .

Feuerfrdernde Wetterbedingungen sind im Sdwesten Frankreichs mindestens doppelt so wahrscheinlich und in Zentralspanien mindestens 20-mal so wahrscheinlich geworden.

Gleichzeitig erschweren parallele die internationale .

This month we hit 1mw of generation for the first time since the panels were installed 3 years ago.

Whilst good for our bills and I guess you could argue that is 1mw that doesnt need generating by fossil fuels. It concerns me that has progressed so far already that the install is largely pointless other than at a personal finance level.

We have used about 15% less electricity this year which is more beneficial I suspect.

Was this heatwave caused by climate change were asking the wrong question

EXTRAORDINARY EVENT IN EUROPE
Thousands of records smashed from West to East from North To South

Over 40C again in AUSTRIA, records allover the country,records smashed in Czechia,Slovakia,Slovenia,Croatia,Poland,Hungary...

Source:

Very Small Ocean Flyers

Very Small Ocean Flyers

Ive made a flyer out of what Ive been sending out as postcards so that anyone can print them up and spread the word. Here is the text. You can download them as PNG images below or as PNGs or PDFs at :

In 2025, Solar & Clean Power met all demand growth while fossil electricity stayed flat.

Fossil exports in mid-2026 are paralyzed on 4 seas & in Russia, while China rolls out EVs (electric vehicles) & renewables at massive scales.

Climate Victory is Possible

But Climate Change presents a less talked-about problem: the threat to Ocean Oxygen.

Seawater only contains 6-10 mg/kg of molecular oxygen, O2, compared to 210,000 mg/kg in the air.

This is not just about dead zones caused by fertilizer runoff. Oxygen only gets into The Ocean by surface mixing and the photosynthesis that happens in the top 200 meters where light reaches (mostly in shallower depths than that). The deep oceans must be replenished by the Global Thermohaline Circulation, the AMOC (Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation) portion of which is weakening. No one knows when it might collapse.

Also, warmer waters can hold less dissolved gases, of which O2 is one. About 91% of excess global heating from greenhouse gas emissions goes into the oceans.

99.8% of the oceans are 5.6 km or less deep. If the Earth were the size of a basketball, that would be about 1/5th the thickness of a sheet of copy paper. About 9% of it is continental shelf, 200 m or less deep. 80% of the atmospheres mass is in the troposphere, the lower 6 km (at the poles) to 18 km (in the tropics). The International Space Station (ISS) would be less than 8 mm elevation. By cooper.doziergmail.com

The Global Thermohaline Circulation is the closest thing the planet has to a heartbeat/bloodstream. It circulates and balances heat in the atmosphere at the same time it is distributing oxygen throughout The Oceans depths.

You can print the below images on two sides of one sheet and cut them into 4 flyers per sheet.

Detail view:

Featured Image:

Satellite-based estimates of biomass in mature forests of North America underestimate carbon accumulation as estimated by lidar, forest inventories, and ecosystem models. The role of forests as carbon sinks may therefore be underestimated in climate models.

(not open access)

Oregon Guard Aircrews Support State Wildfire Response

, , ,

Record temperatures, multiple heatwaves, parts of Europe literally on fire.
The Daily Telegraph publish an article by Jordan Peterson claiming Climate Change is a left wing plot to destroy Capitalism.
I'm not gonna link it.

Hungary nuclear plant to shut due to low water level inDanube

Hungary's Paks nuclear plant, which generates nearly half the country's electricity, faces its first-ever shutdown in 44 years as record-low Danube water levels threaten cooling capacity during a heatwave.

31.07.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

Falls in whale sightings, rare seabirds appearing is something unusual happening in the Southern Ocean

Yesterday I had bad overheats and and wrote some words about foss and

Today, I have a headache.

Were you happy you could buy new clothes every month/week and get rid of the old ones

Were you happy you could use disposable water glasses made of plastic because it was convenient

Were you happy to buy so many gadgets including electronic ones but without any realistic use "Smart devices"

Now are you happy with the How much fun do you have with it That's what as well as other factors have done to the planet.

Our ancestors were part of the planet. They were a member of the nature like many other members. They were using materials very efficient. Me grandma still does. There were few liters of water used for washing veggies. She gave it to me for the plants and the trees.

The modern world teaches us that this planet belongs to only and only humans. That the materials are all ours and without any limit. Our cities not only harm the planet but also there is no place for other creatures among us.

what are "our rules" in the EU To support the genocide in , To work against the International court by allowing free transit for a suspected war criminal Netanyahu To support the attack war against Iran To ignore the issues If we make it impossible for people to live in their countrys, of course they will do everything possible to survive, even swim to Europe. We need to change the way we treat humans and the planet. welcome!

A chilling reminder of how climate risks collide with history. Wildfires in Gironde, France, triggered the explosion of buried WWII artillery shells near homes as extreme heat scorched the earth. Extreme weather isn't just destroying ecosystemsit's detonating forgotten threats.
#Wildfires

in 20 years people who have lost family, homes, and livelihoods to climate change will look back on those today who approved pipelines and drilling, who stalled wind and solar development, who weakened the EU ETS, or prolonged the sale of fossil-powered cars, the way we today look back on monsters of the past: Himmler, Heydrich, Idi Amin, Pol Pot. Prepare to see your names in the history books.

RE:

Europe is literally burning because they let the fossil fuel industry destroy our planet but hey! it's so much easier to attack poor people who are actually necessary to the economy than billionaires who pay pennies in taxes.

As we head into the weekend I was thinking about my conversation with about the ultimate search for extraterrestrial life. From the hard science to the deep philosophical implications, we examine why alien civilizations remain undiscovered.

Let me know what you think. Subscribe.

The $80 Billion Curtain That Might Save the Doomsday Glacier And the Science America Just Defunded

84/
- Sicile : effondrement sur 4 km falaise/sol argileux/sablonneux rosion aprs cyclone Harry = disparition d'une partie de la ville Niscemi -> 1 000 hab. vacus + cot des dgts 2 milliards d.
- Inondations : Bretagne (janvier/fvrier) crue de la Garonne ncessitant vacuations + Portugal + ...

... and the environment, and how do specifically contribute to global warming"...

Continue reading

The next article coming up on Friday next week.

This is the 5th article in a series of 13 articles on .

2/2

"What is the impact of aviation on , and in particular the role of in global warming

In 2019, before the declared Covid-19 pandemic, there were 10.52 trillion available air travel seat-kilometres, of which 8.66 trillion kilometres were sold to paying passengers. In 2020,... How does air traffic affect...

1/2

Go to your favourite news website (e.g., ) go through the headlines, and ask yourself: Which of those headlines relate to human-caused

Happy Birthday on Aug 2 to John Tyndall (1820-1893) a scientist that expanded our understanding of what we now call gases fundamental to understand .

Die anhaltende belastet zunehmend die .

rechnen mit deutlichen Ernteeinbuen. Gleichzeitig fhren historisch niedrige zu hheren Kosten in den Lieferketten.

Die wirtschaftlichen Folgen der Wetterextreme werden damit in mehreren Bereichen sprbar.

Phoenix to reach 115F today.

Flashback to when the airport closed due to 122F.

I think it's not a green ideology that causes drought, more like a capitalist or neo-liberal ideology...

German cities ask for billions for climate adaptation, as heat deaths hit record high

There are still signs of 2024 in Hill Park: can knowledge help to address See my video about Along the (more info in video description)

"Europe warned of warmer-than-normal August: Whats driving blistering temperatures"

When you compare that to the hundreds of millions of people who are struggling with rolling , with curbs, , waiting in line for queues, or the disruption to & the potential impact that that has on food , we dont think that its a justifiable price for the rest of the world to be paying, Galey added.

Six of s largest companies posted combined first-quarter profits of $22 billion, more than 40% higher than last year.

There are constituencies around the world who are having a very good crisis, & the oil producers are one of them, said Patrick Galey, lead at Global Witness, a nonprofit organization that investigates environmental issues.

Ever participated in a ceremony Check out my video dealing with Along the festival (more information in the video description)

on Friday reported that its second quarter profits doubled to $14.53 billion, boosted by record production. The giant, based in Spring, Texas, brought in $116.02 billion in revenue, up 42%.

, based in Houston, nearly quadrupled its profits to $12.07 billion & revenue jumped 56% to $70.06 billion.

The money that companies accrued between the beginning of April & the end of June could receive extra scrutiny this year. , & prices climbed sharply during that period, increasing costs for drivers & airline passengers. Supplies ran low in some countries, leading to sporadic in Australia & government office closures in Nepal & Sri Lanka.

Decided to have a bit of fun on the
Summer Heat Trends (19602025): Rome, Paris, London, Edinburgh
Rome leads with avg. daytime temps rising from 27C (1960) to 32C (2025).
Paris, London, and Edinburgh also show steady increases, with extreme highs climbing across all cities.
And some people still think global warming doesn't exist

Data Sources:
Rome: Climate-Data.org, Holiday-Weather
Paris: Weather & Climate
London: Met Office, Weather Spark
Edinburgh: Introducing Edinburgh, AccuWeather

Major companies reap massive as & drives prices higher

US oil & giants raked in massive spring profits while fighting between Iran & the US impeded shipments & consumers around the world paid more for fuel & confronted shortages.

In a rational world, national leaders would see this as an emergency.