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Featured story: McBride is one of, if not the worst, operators in the state of . Theyve had four years of second chances. Climate Change U.S. dams, levees, stormwater, and wastewater systems get D to D+ grades, need almost $1 trillion in upgrades. Heavier precipitation, partially caused by climate change, is stressing our aging infrastructure. This Pigs Bacon Was Deliciousand Shes Alive and Well Why hosting the UN climate summit in the Amazon was so important, despite the disappointing outcome threats of french government towards this is proof of what fascistst are trying to achieve all over te world calling the real protectors of privacy and safety terrorists and criminals never forget who the actual criminal aggressors are all over this great planet needed on UN climate talks were another abject flop. The words fossil fuels werent even mentioned in the final resolution. (AP) As the Arctic heats up, the U.S. Coast Guards icebreaker fleet is preparing for boom times RE: Its one of the crazier consequences of a warmer world. Global warming is not distributed uniformly over the planet. The higher latitudes are warming much faster, which is the contributing factor to weak or polar jet streams. These weaker streams meander and throw off cold blobs air masses which then come into contact with super saturated air masses The result is biblical levels of deluge, often after intense droughts as that much warmer air soaks up moisture like super sponge Deal Excludes Phaseout as Wealthy Place Burden On the Backs of the
22.11.25 im Nordosten AlgeriensEin uerst seltenes Phnomen. Behrden warnen vor Glatteis. Meteorologen weisen darauf hin, dass solche frhen Schneeflle im Norden Algeriens mit zunehmender Klimavariabilitt hufiger auftreten knnten. 300 agro-lobbyists, 1.600 fossil lobbyists, are not even mentioned in the resolution This is a joke. IF it would not be absolutely devastating. CROWDFUNDER:
Fighting in Calgary isn't easy work but we do it every day because IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO If you agree & you can, we could sure use your help for our annual fundraiser. Every cent matters & goes to REAL in CROWDFUNDER: www.calgaryclimatehub.ca/2025fundraiser Fighting in Calgary isn't easy work but we do it every day because IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DOIf you agree & you can, we could sure use your help for our annual fundraiser. Every cent matters & goes to REAL in CROWDFUNDER: Climate deniers' online strategy: Using scientific aesthetics to appear credible
A study has warned that underwater storms are melting Antartica's 'Doomsday Glacier' from below. Using geoscience along with computer modelling it has been found that there are strong circulation patterns in the water below the Antarctic ice shelves. These circulation patterns are so strong that they look like storms. Scientists think that the circulating water is responsible for about 20% of the melting in the area. Australia has been key in undermining COP from the very start Crikey Australia has been key in undermining COP from the very start CrikeyHow can Australia convince the world to give
A Washington workgroup is preparing to send recommendations to Gov. Bob Ferguson on balancing sustainability and economic goals when it comes to the AI data center building boom. But one omission has conservationists worried.
"This study could reshape climate lawsuits against fossil fuel companies" The U.S. could throw away 320 million pounds of food this Thanksgiving. But you can reduce waste by following these steps. A swirling tropical storm, 3232 pixels, only 4 colours, lots of colour contrast illusions, today's artwork for Research involving scientists from Newcastle University has revealed new hope in natural environmental systems found in which could help mitigate the overall rise of carbon dioxide.
Long-term warming means persistent rain and the ensuing widespread floods, like the kind inundating southern Thailand and other parts of SE Asia right now.
People in the 2022 floods were moved to a temporary location in Lamontville, and during this years floods were flooded again. It was government essentially moving them from one risky area to another risky area, says Cassandra Dorasamy, campaigner at Amnesty International "Experts urge canceling fossil fuel contracts to meet Paris climate goals" As we burn more oil and natural gas, the blanket thickens, trapping more heat at the Earths surface and increasing its temperature An increase of just a few degrees in the bodys temperature results in a fever that can be dangerous. A few more degrees can be fatal we are the planets most dangerous invasive species. Our relationship with the planet should be symbiotic instead, its parasitic A leading climate researcher has told FRANCE 24 that the conclusion of the COP30 summit at the weekend was scientifically nothing less than a failure. Johan Rockstrm is director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. The German institute is seen as one of the worlds top environmental think tanks
COP30 fails to set fossil fuels' end and sheds light on cracked international order The UN climate summit COP30 in Brazil's Belem concluded with a final text that avoided any roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels, drawing criticism that described the outcome as an "empty deal" and a "moral failure" Africa: This Year's Climate Talks Saw Real Progress - Just Not On Fossil Fuels: The Conversation Africa It wasn't a comfortable process for the tens of thousands of delegates trying to hash out progress on climate change on the edge of the Amazon in Belm, Brazil. I experienced the challenges of the United Nations COP30 climate talks firsthand. Africa: COP30 - Five Reasons the UN Climate Conference Failed to Deliver On Its 'People's Summit' Promise: The Conversation Africa As the sun set on the Amazon, the promise of a "people's Cop" faded with it. The latest UN climate summit - known as Cop30, hosted in the Brazilian city of Belm - came with the usual geopolitics and the added excitement of a flood and a fire. From invasive species tracking to water security whats lost with federal funding cuts at US Climate Adaptation Science Centers on *sigh* This Pigs Bacon Was Deliciousand Shes Alive and Well This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Im eating Dawn the Yorkshire pig and shes quite tasty. But dont worry. Shes doing perfectly fine, traipsing around a sanctuary in upstate New York. Word is that she appreciates belly rubs and sunshine. Im in San Francisco, at an Italian Latest accepted article
Trade-offs between water use efficiency and hydraulic conductivity across 52 woody species distributed in three forests along a precipitation gradient Huge chunkscofvicecfallungvoutvofctge sky is something to worry about.
RE: Great article, but we need to go one level deeper. We need to ask why those voluntary limits have failed. Strictly voluntary limits have failed us because there are entrenched players with trillions of dollars on the line. The kingpins of the petrostate economy after not going to go quietly into the night. We've already seen their willingness to subvert democracy and the world order to keep their positions of wealth and power. Until we figure out how to neuter these power centers, real change will be impossible. The rulers of the world would literally rather watch it burn than give up a whit of their power. "Climate change is now warming the deepest parts of the Arctic Ocean" Another COP of talk, says CSE as COP30 closes with eroding trust in Paris process COP30 delivers little beyond a shaky deal on just transition amid deepening North-South divide The working class is asked to pay for climate change: Why that doesn't work.
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