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everything is fine You can become invisible if you squeeze your eyes closed hard enough The Earth is drying out, and we may have reached a tipping point in how much water is stored in the soil due to climate change. The decline in soil moisture is so significant that its now contributing more to sea level rise and changes in Earths rotation wobble than the melting ice sheets of Greenland. UK petition: Make private flyers pay for their Carbon emissions Sign here: Graph to track signatures: Deadline: 10 September 2025 You can sign if you are:
- A British citizen living anywhere, or
- Anyone living in the UK regardless of citizenship. Green Our Planet "'Unprecedented' mass bleaching drains life from Australian reef" A pro-science rally in Vancouver, Washington on Saturday pushed back against recent federal actions, coinciding with nationwide (and some cities in Europe) protests targeting Tesla dealerships, including in the Pacific Northwest. The "Rally for Science" at Esther Short Park drew dozens of participants carrying signs and chanting in support of science and education
From Finland to the UK, European countries are slashing aid. What does it mean for climate funds climate change is nasty as it says that winners and losers may change places . The rich dont like it because money is everything and climate change is a threat. If they are smart enough then they know its coming but they cant bend to the need to provide for saving the race and the current ecology. They want to continue as they do even though the enemy is at the gate.
New report reveals booming industry has created 150,000 jobs: 'Underpinning American economic and national security' Electric vehicles are not only transforming transportation, but they're also reshaping the U.S. job market. A new report by the Environmental Defense Fund found that nearly 150,000 "clean car jobs" were created in the U.S. over the last three years The study noted that pollinators provide more than $15 billion worth of food each year in North America. Among the insect pollinators, extinction risks were highest with bees. Out of 472 species of bees studied in Canada and the U.S., 34.7 per cent were at risk of extinction. The study said that 10 bee, 11 butterfly, and two moth species were classified as critically imperilled "Tackling climate crisis will increase economic growth, OECD research finds" From Finland to the UK, European countries are slashing aid. What does it mean for climate funds Political changes, higher defence spending and a shift in focus towards national priorities have seen many European aid
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English translation of scientist 's text 'Abandonad toda esperanza'. "For a while they will deny that this is happening, that the goes down the drain of history, that the renewable mega sites are not worth anything, that the IRES is dead, that there wont be loads of nor a surfeit of ." , It's spring and what better way to celebrate the sunshine than to put up some massive tents Learn how to use our kit with our infrastructure collective and decide what theme our next camp should focused on. Come for the whole weekend, or just the Saturday! 25-27 April, Tent Raising on Friday 2pm, Decision-Making on Saturday
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Sign-Up here: The shitty wind turbines spoil the beautiful landscape. incoming. Trump cant stop sustainability revolution: Al Gore
3 minutes PARIS - Former US vice-president Al Gore on March 29 condemned President Donald Trumps extremely hostile stance on fighting climate change, but said his administration had limited ability to stop the sustainability revolution Indias Top 12 Asset Management Companies Do Not Address Climate Change Most AMCs still dont have exclusionary policies to end investments in the coal sector Whan that Aprille with his shoures soote,
The droghte of March hath perced to the roote,
And bathed every veyne in swich licur
Of which vert engendred is the flour I dont know how well Geoffrey Chaucers weather lore will stand up to but there are no April showers in the forecast for for the next week and our 2,700 litre rainwater harvesting tank, which we use for the garden and as primary source of toilet flushing water, is now completely empty Socially equitable climate risk management of urban heat current climate adaptation strategies often overlook aspects of social inequality or even risk exacerbating these. An example is the implementation of Nature-based Solutions (NbS). These approaches can result in green gentrification the displacement and exclusion of marginalized groups due to increased attractiveness and value of nearby property While 80% of people globally and 75% of Greeks express deep worry about climate changes global impact, only 44% fear serious consequences for their own country. That number drops to 32% for local areas, with Greece at 29% The 2024 Global Public Trust survey, conducted across 21 countries, included Greece through Focus Bari, part of the IRIS network. Notably, Turkey reported the highest concern (96%) The Online Shopping Boom Comes at a Priceand Some New Yorkers Pay More Than Their Fair Share More diesel trucks are on the streets, and their destinations are often warehouses located in historically disadvantaged areas New research reveals tropical clouds may intensify global warming more than we thought. Discover the implications for our climate future. Undoing Environmental Safeguards: Climate Regulations, Austerity, and Their Impact on Trump 2.0 Lefty NYC mayoral hopeful Brad Lander mobbed by climate protesters during candidate forum New York City Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander stormed out of a campaign event Saturday afternoon when
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David Schmalz's report, currently the cover story of Monterey County Weekly, got us thinking about our first real awareness of some Storage challenges. It was former U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu who raised our awareness, in 2009. BTW, in contrast to current Cabinet appointments: "Chu's nomination to be Secretary of was unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate.Chu is the first person appointed to the U.S. Cabinet after having won a . "On February 1, 2013.in his resignation announcement, he warned of the risks of from continued reliance on , and wrote, 'the Stone Age did not end because we ran out of stones we transitioned to better solutions. Lefty NYC mayoral hopeful Brad Lander mobbed by climate protesters during candidate forum Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore condemned Donald Trump's "hostile" stance on climate change, but said Trump had "limited" ability to stop the "sustainability revolution." Climate Change Is Must-See Theater in London. Meet the Playwrights Behind Kyoto Why in the News Today, we focus on the Hindu Kush Himalayaa vital yet vulnerable mountain system often called the "Third Pole" of the Earth. Spanning eight countries, the Hindu Kush Himalaya is home to the largest reservoir of ice and snow outside the polar regions. After Decades of Shattered Trust, Chicagoans Demand Transparency on South Side Quantum Computing Development Inside Climate News After Decades of Shattered Trust, Chicagoans Demand Transparency on South Side Quantum Computing Development Inside Climate News
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Trumps Science Smackdown: Who Needs Facts Anyway So, youre sipping your drink, and I lean in: Did you hear Trumps basically torching science in the U.S. Youd laugh, thinking Im exaggeratingexcept Im not. Since January 2025, the Trump administrations been swinging at scientific learning like its a piata, and whats spilling out isnt candy. Funding cuts, global pullouts, and a vaccine skeptic running the health showits a wild ride. As of March 30, 2025, this isnt just noise its a pattern Why are they baffled Youth can drive positive change in fight against climate change Climate change depletes water tables, while pollution and urbanization suffocate water bodies. Traditional solutions like dredging offer temporary
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People have always studied the skies to predict the weather, but recently scientists have noticed that clouds are changing on a global scale. State of the Climate in Latin America and the Caribbean 2024 , In nur sechzig Jahren wurde aus der verletzlichen sorbischen Landschaft ein mit tiefen Narben durchzogener Landstrich. Die vormals bessere schlesische Steinkohle wurde nach dem Krieg jenseits der Oder abgebaut und verstromt. Nun wurde hier die frher als unrentabel deklarierte Braunkohle gebraucht. Auch das ist heute schon wieder Geschichte.
Schicht fr Schicht wurde in Schichten abgetragen. Es wurden im Lausitzer Revier 135 Siedlungen devastiert. Insgesamt haben hier 27.500 Menschen Haus und Hof verloren. Viele von ihnen arbeiteten im Revier. Sie erfllten Plne und lieferten zuverlssig auch unter widrigen Bedingungen die Braunkohle in die Kraftwerke fr die Energieversorgung der Republik.
Kein Stein blieb hier auf dem anderen.
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In just sixty years, the vulnerable Sorbian landscape was transformed into a deeply scarred region. After the war, the formerly better Silesian hard coal was mined and converted into electricity on the other side of the Oder. Now the lignite, which had previously been declared unprofitable, was needed here. Today, that too is history.
Layer after layer was removed. In the Lusatian mining district, 135 settlements were devastated. A total of 27,500 people lost their homes and farms here. Many of them worked in the mining district. They fulfilled plans and reliably delivered lignite to the power plants that supplied the country's energy, even under adverse conditions.
No stone was left unturned here.
In nur sechzig Jahren wurde aus der verletzlichen sorbischen Landschaft ein mit tiefen Narben durchzogener Landstrich. Die vormals bessere schlesische Steinkohle wurde nach dem Krieg jenseits der Oder abgebaut und verstromt. Nun wurde hier die frher als unrentabel deklarierte Braunkohle gebraucht. Auch das ist heute schon wieder Geschichte.
Schicht fr Schicht wurde in Schichten abgetragen. Es wurden im Lausitzer Revier 135 Siedlungen devastiert. Insgesamt haben hier 27.500 Menschen Haus und Hof verloren. Viele von ihnen arbeiteten im Revier. Sie erfllten Plne und lieferten zuverlssig auch unter widrigen Bedingungen die Braunkohle in die Kraftwerke fr die Energieversorgung der Republik.
Kein Stein blieb hier auf dem anderen.
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In just sixty years, the vulnerable Sorbian landscape was transformed into a deeply scarred region. After the war, the formerly better Silesian hard coal was mined and converted into electricity on the other side of the Oder. Now the lignite, which had previously been declared unprofitable, was needed here. Today, that too is history.
Layer after layer was removed. In the Lusatian mining district, 135 settlements were devastated. A total of 27,500 people lost their homes and farms here. Many of them worked in the mining district. They fulfilled plans and reliably delivered lignite to the power plants that supplied the country's energy, even under adverse conditions.
No stone was left unturned here.
In nur sechzig Jahren wurde aus der verletzlichen sorbischen Landschaft ein mit tiefen Narben durchzogener Landstrich. Die vormals bessere schlesische Steinkohle wurde nach dem Krieg jenseits der Oder abgebaut und verstromt. Nun wurde hier die frher als unrentabel deklarierte Braunkohle gebraucht. Auch das ist heute schon wieder Geschichte.
Schicht fr Schicht wurde in Schichten abgetragen. Es wurden im Lausitzer Revier 135 Siedlungen devastiert. Insgesamt haben hier 27.500 Menschen Haus und Hof verloren. Viele von ihnen arbeiteten im Revier. Sie erfllten Plne und lieferten zuverlssig auch unter widrigen Bedingungen die Braunkohle in die Kraftwerke fr die Energieversorgung der Republik.
Kein Stein blieb hier auf dem anderen.
...
In just sixty years, the vulnerable Sorbian landscape was transformed into a deeply scarred region. After the war, the formerly better Silesian hard coal was mined and converted into electricity on the other side of the Oder. Now the lignite, which had previously been declared unprofitable, was needed here. Today, that too is history.
Layer after layer was removed. In the Lusatian mining district, 135 settlements were devastated. A total of 27,500 people lost their homes and farms here. Many of them worked in the mining district. They fulfilled plans and reliably delivered lignite to the power plants that supplied the country's energy, even under adverse conditions.
No stone was left unturned here.
Youth can drive positive change in fight against climate change
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