Got to stop looking at weather forecast for the week, it gets worse every time

If you could lose 6% of production and cut emissions in half, who wouldnt make that trade Logan said.

You and I can guess who wouldn't!

Europe swelters under heatwave, Rome tourists seekrelief

A punishing heatwave across Europe prompted emergency meetings in France, nationwide warnings in Germany and strains on tourists and residents in Italy, as temperatures climbed towards record levels. Read the story here: Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world: Follow Reuters on Facebook: Follow Reuters on X:

My trip to meet the scientists trying to refreeze the Arctic. Via guardian #Ecology #ClimateScience #ClimateChange #Science

Could almost cry seeing these models for Tuesday to Thursday.

Like these are 'impossible' temperatures.

France expects 39 to 41 degrees Celsius on Sunday

Germany issues near-nationwide heat alerts

Madrid has to close World Cup fan zone

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...#ClimateChange

Apparently today is day.

If there are still people unaware that is happening... maybe we can get them up to speed by sharing our stripes.

If some who are aware it's happening think it's already "too late"... maybe we can tell them that actually, it's not a done deal and we can still mitigate it (a lot!).

As for the people who through pure greed disregard the wellbeing and survival of all their fellow humans and all other living beings on our nice planet, and instead push the short-termist agenda of the oil companies - and now the genAI companies - then why don't you all leave us in peace and go pollute Mars instead We'll be better off without you.

Here are the stripes for the world, and then for ... and if you want them for your own country / region:

20.06.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

Die USA haben ja offiziell keinen Klimawandel.

"Wir erleben seit 27 Jahren diese Aridifizierung: die langfristige Austrocknung und Erwrmung von Amerikas Sdwesten, sagt Udall. Hierfr sind wir Menschen mageblich verantwortlich. Dies ist eine Folge des Klimawandels."

oder

Today is day created by to show how temperature has changed over time due to . Find your stripes at

Hoje estamos a ouvir o Francisco Ferreira, presidente da ZERO, a falar das alteraes climticas, mesmo no incio de uma das maiores ondas de calor que j atravessou a Europa.

Explore your own climate change stripes: https://
showyourstripes.info/ (Global) and
https://
app.climatecentral.org/dataviz/warming-stripes (U.S.) What's it like in your area

-US

From New York to Seattle to DC, more cities are picking democratic socialist leaders

"L"conomie russe ne connat AUCUN ECHEC."
- Orechkine de P.utin.

Out of Step US Condemned for Trying to Erase Climate From Scientific Report for Antarctic Treaty.

This of course reflects Trump administration policy, which counters any focus on climate at international meetings, said a US researcher and former diplomat.

www.itv.com/news/2026-06...UK heatwave: How 'heat dome' is set to break 1976 summer record with temperatures of 35C#ClimateChange

France is sweltering under one of its most intense early-season heatwaves in years, with temperatures forecast to reach 41C (106F) in some regions.

Millions under heat alerts as officials warn of serious health risks, strained infrastructure, and growing wildfire concerns.

Scientists say extreme heat events like this are becoming more frequent and intense as the climate warms.

Summer has barely begun, yet much of Europe is already feeling the heat.

Is Climate Change Supercharging El Nio. Via nytimes #ClimateScience #meteorology #ElNino #ClimateChange

Today is Day. Here are my local stripes for

'permeation'

##Krita

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Short, free, local course on climate actions in Donegal.

Show Your Stripes Day UK20 June 2026

Show Your Stripes Day 20 June 2026

Show your stripes!

If you live in a desert state like I do, you expect it to be hot in the summer. What you don't expect is it's also hot in the winter 100 hot.

My AC bill is up 11% from the same time last year.

Climate change deniers will have an explanation for the increase in heat year over year

Despite this fact & decreasing water, more houses are being built & cities like will become unlivable

The trend is obvious

Check your city

showyoustripes

#showyoustripes #climatechange #montreal

Japans Matsuyama region is gradually replacing citrus crops with avocados due to climate change and rising temperatures. Farmers and institutions are adapting agriculture to new environmental conditions. The shift aims to preserve local farming in a warming world.

Multiple models now showing 40C maximums on Tuesday.

As I've said a few days ago, mainstream forecasters need to stop playing down extreme solutions, as in this world they seem more likely to come off.

July 2022 and May 2026 prove that out.

Skeleton of the worlds rarest marine mammal preserved by digital imaging.

The reconstruction of the vaquita, whose numbers barely reach double figures in the wild, is designed to help research and conservation efforts.

Thousands of lines carved into Canada's boreal peatlands for oil and gas exploration could be speeding up climate change, suggests a new study from University of Waterloo researchers.

Known as "seismic lines," they have been carved through the forests of B.C., Saskatchewan and especially Alberta for accommodating oil and gas surveying equipment, and are also found in other oil-producing countries

Today is Day. Here are my local stripes for .

Coral reefs are an important "barometer" of the pressures of climate change on our oceans. They need to be protected!

Heatwave hits more than one in two people in France

More than half of 's population was dealing with scorching temperatures on Friday, according to AFP's calculations, with hundreds of schools adapting their timetables to keep students out of broiling classrooms.

Around 41 million peopleout of the country's some 69 million residentswere affected by an orange heat alert issued by the weather office, the second-highest category, urging residents to be "very cautious," according to a calculation based on population figures from the national statistics agency.

France experienced its hottest spring this year since records began in 1900, with the average nationwide temperature over March to May around 1.7 C above the norm.

Scientists warn that heat waves in Europe are becoming more frequent as a result of .

"UK rivers face rising risk of climate 'whiplash'"

However, the group warned that dry conditions in spring have increased the risk of drought this summer, with some areas already seeing the impacts.

England and Wales saw their warmest spring on record this year, thanks partly to the exceptionally early heatwave that hit the UK at the end of May