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Hat sich der Klimawandel doch strker beschleunigt als man bislang angenommen hat
The average CO concentration in the atmosphere at Mauna Loa in October was 426.7 ppm (estimate from daily values). That's 1.7-1.8 ppm higher than last year a modest increase compared with the 2.5 ppm/year average growth over the past decade. El Nio still to kick in, though. The average CO concentration in the atmosphere at Mauna Loa in October was 426.7 ppm (estimate from daily values). That's 1.7-1.8 ppm higher than last year a modest increase compared with the 2.5 ppm/year average growth over the past decade.
El Nio still to kick in, though. Bill C-39 is an assault on the things our community cares about. It's an attack on workers and the right to strike. It's an attack on Indigenous communities and their ability to refuse mega-projects on their lands. And it's an attack on our planet bypassing environmental regulations that protect nature, wildlife, and the climate. Edmonton says NO. Join us at MP Olszewski's office, at Unit 104, 12220 Stony Plain Rd on November 12th 2026, to say STOP BILL C-39. Bill C-39 - the "Building Canada Strong Act", was proposed in the House of Commons to fast track projects deemed in the "national interest" - from fossil fuel operations to Data Centres and Big Tech. The proposed law attacks vital environmental protections, Indigenous rights, and labour laws and will have devastating impacts for generations to come. The truth is that a strong Canada is one that protects our kids and invests in their future without sacrificing the health and wellbeing of people and planet. Wildfires could cost Canada billions over the coming century Many local communities know how to communicate during disasters. Lets learn from them Plant trees and save the planet. Azolla Cultivation: The Free-Floating Fern That Cuts Feed and Fertiliser Costs Azolla, a protein-rich aquatic fern, boosts milk yields by 15-20% and offers a low-cost fodder solution for farmers.Step one: Survive. Step two: Protect the planet
By Yasmin Jeffery These three scientists are conducting vital research at the Earth's poles that will help us understand how our planet is changing and they're pushing the boundaries of exploration in the process. PENURIE DEAU A SAINT MALO : Lavocat Thomas Dubreuil a obtenu la suspension du plan local durbanisme cause du manque deau - Splann ! Premier mdia d'enqute indpendant en Bretagne
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Some key extracts: I saw an article this morning, they say the new in the US will offset fifteen years of emissions reductions. Fifteen years of efforts to buy future generations a chance at having a liveable planet, wasted for a dick-measuring competition among billionaires. Flash Flood Emergency
In all my years as a Meteorologist, Ive NEVER seen anything like this. Multiple cities have seen 12-24 of rain, without a Tropical Storm, and it just wont stop.
It rained almost 2 feet in Palm Bay & Melbourne. As I write this torrential bands are setting up again in Central and East dumping more rain. Weve seen many 1-in-1000 year events in the last 2 days. Entire neighborhoods are experiencing catastrophic floods! This is due to the Super on top of a warmed atmosphere. With an El Nio this intense - by far the strongest we have ever seen - Expect the unexpected. The kids are right to be mad. Update: Evacuate Now! and Region: Returning Sunday, Nov. 1, Evening "Anyone living one quarter mile from evacuate
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Late and adjacent, we spoke with Em Lessard from "The Plant Native" about reclaiming lawns from the European archetype to a native planted, pollinator friendly place in the US! Listen here: 02.11.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.
OptFOREST: OptGERM: a new open database on how young trees respond to a warming climate. A new study presents OptGERM, an open database developed within OptFORESTS that follows 15,774 seeds from six European tree species to help understand how the earliest life stages of trees respond to warming. Estimating the US Energy System Impacts of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act , 's after the Flood Photos by Nicole Horseherder, October 31, 2026 "With more rain predicted this weekend, Dine' and Hopi are still recovering from this week's flooding Blue whales have gone missing off the Galpagos and scientists can't find them Master Less than 60 Gorgeted Pufflegs survive in . Threats: , illegal growing and cattle-ranching. Dont let these tiny iridescent disappear forever be and Master Less than 60 Gorgeted Pufflegs survive in . Threats: , illegal growing and cattle-ranching. Dont let these tiny iridescent disappear forever be and The latest UN climate warning is stark: exceeding the 1.5C warming limit is now imminent and unavoidable. In this CNN interview with Eleni Giokos, CUSP Co-Director discusses what lies behind this failure of climate policy, including the economic model that continues to drive rising emissions.
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Eleven years after the Aliso Canyon gas blowout in the Los Angeles area, millions of dollars are becoming available to those affected
Most voters believe climate change threatens the American Dream , Allianz warns techs emissions threaten about $164B in annual climate damages.
Arizona Dems Aim to Win a Voice in Energy Policy on Tuesday Yeah. Everything is going to get warmer and stormier and more chaotic in the coming decades. What Peter Zeihan didn't discuss in this video is how rising temperatures and localization of power sources will impact international relationships. "128,000-year-old ice in Tibet could rewrite climate history" Long ago, the Great Salt Lake was a deep freshwater sea. Its history shows us how quickly fresh water can disappear. We have a long way to go in shifting our worldview from one of entitlement and exploitation to one of care and responsibility toward nature. Indigenous cultures have long modeled a relationship rooted in reciprocity, respect, and kinship with rivers, forests, mountains, and animals. Yet these vital perspectives remain marginalized in mainstream education, economics, and governance. Ajit Niranjan: faces permanent damage when world overshoots 1.5C, scientists warn. UN-backed report finds even temporary rises above Paris agreement target could cause harm to glaciers and polar ice sheets.
Indonesia's Climate Crisis Intensifies as COP31 Looms Original title: Indonesias ecological crisis in spotlight ahead of UN climate summit IA: It's not clickbait
Users: It's not clickbait This week is going to be very comfortable weatherwise. Not what one would usually expect for November in . Mixed feelings, of course. It's nice not to be chilly and not go through fuel oil and firewood. But... *gestures at climate* ...it just isn't right. It's so lovely out it makes it hard to believe there were stretches in the summer when it was too hot to be outside for any length of time.
You can see if your favorite is contributing to here - Corrupt fossil fuel barons and are burning the world down while making off with the loot. Lauren Almeida: Nine big oil firms on track to share more than $95bn profit two quarters in a row Windfall for oil corporations such Saudi Aramco and BP comes on back of soaring fuel prices driven by war.
Just took the dog for a walk in a tshirt. My weather vane is reading 20C. Totally normal weather for Ottawa Canada in November. A town-wide living laboratory shows how green spaces can combat climate extremes 50% of all heavy (12tonne+) trucks sold in China are now fully electric. CHINA likely one of the largest heavy truck markets in the world at 226,000 units in the first 9 months of 2026.! But this is the real kicker for my and friends who are concerned about LNG. Quote: "LNG trucks took nearly 30% of the market in 2024, when gas was much cheaper than diesel. Now theyre losing to batteries. According to Kpler, LNG trucks had a 37% share of heavy-duty registrations in March, against 23% for electric. By July, electric was at 47% and LNG had collapsed to 11%. Monthly LNG truck registrations fell from more than 30,000 to about 6,200. Thats right kids the market for LNG as a transition is already dying. In large part probably because of Trump and Putins oil wars. You love to see it! Were going to get a new government budget in Canada this week from . Probably full of oil and gas and AI promises. All of which are proving to be horrible investments.
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