Los cientficos del clima en Estados Unidos toman medidas para que su labor pueda permanecer frente a que est desmantelando cualquier estructura estatal cientfica que tenga que ver con el cambio climtico.
Nace climate.us , la web cientfica americana sobre cambio climtico. Independiente, sin vnculo con los polticos.

21.09.2025 - 08:00 Uhr
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Labor Asleep on Climate

With 33 new fossil fuel development approvals, claims of an energy transition is a fraud.

, Monday 22/9
12.00-1.00pm
in front of Sarah Witty Labor MP Melbourne electoral office, 142 Johnston Street Fitzroy.

Banners, posters, speeches, climate choir - wear your pyjamas! Come & make this big!

why do we not habitually highlight the discrepancy bw right-wing assholes who question climate science and vaccine safety

so when julie sladden for example flies into canberra ask her about whether she relieved to have landed in one piece, she must be a bit skeptical about bernoullli's theorum and how the fuck do magnets work anyhow

does she understand how her iphone works is it friendly relay spirits in the sky how the fuck does she get off throwing shade on vaccine science if she's not terrified of being at 30,000 feet

this is the job of journalism surely

The Trials of Gaia: Milestones in the Evolution of Earth With Reference to the Anthropocene by Andrew Yoram Glikson, 2023

This books presents a documentation and resulting perspectives regarding James Lovelock's multidisciplinary evolution theory. It looks at past and current climate changes and their consequences, including detailed accounts of the global warming.

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This is the first year Ive begun to hear the word flash drought applied to the United States. Maybe it was prevalent before, but it was a term I had only heard applied to Asia.

If people are unfamiliar with the term, it is the dramatically quick onset of drought conditions, largely caused by a warmer atmosphere, which is capable of absorbing every last drop of moisture from the environment, bringing on the rapid onset of drought

New Map Shows $29 Billion in Climate and Environment Grants Canceled or Frozen by Trump.

Regarded as the culmination of decades of organizing for environmental justice, the Biden Administrations sweeping community grant programs were quickly terminated by President Trump.

Theres lots of people doing NOTHING on & some are doing everything they can to MAKE IT WORSE. Todays a great day to support folks trying to MAKE IT BETTER. to the Calgary Climate Hub. Every cent helps www.calgaryclimatehub.ca/donate

Theres lots of people doing NOTHING on & some are doing everything they can to MAKE IT WORSE. Todays a great day to support folks trying to MAKE IT BETTER. to the Calgary Climate Hub. Every cent helps

"It takes a special kind of cynicism for politicians to pit neighbour against neighbour over something as basic as . Instead of talking honestly about safety, climate, & the freedom to choose how we move around our cities, too many reach for the cheapest tool in the box: .

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"If we're not better, more proactive about addressing these lies, mythologies & conspiracy theories we're gonna lose & keep losing. The consequence of that is we continue to not take action that we need. It's going to take a lot more unapologetic, blunt communication. I call it ."

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Der Klimawandel destabilisiert zunehmend den globalen Wasserkreislauf
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Grass Could Save The Arctic. Via thescishow

(19 Sep) Despite congressional threat, National Academies releases new climate report Archive: ia:

Z At the top of the hour it's Radio Ecoshock (repeat) Presented by Alex Smith. A weekly program about the Latest , authors, issues - from , oceans, forests, , solar storms, the , and .

More of this, please.

21.09.2025 - 02:00 Uhr
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Let's move on to something we've already spent the first ten minutes of the show on

Advertising giants change tune on climate as industry grapples with AI

A very thought provoking read.

Texas solar and batteries break records, stabilize grid during high-demand periods. Renewable energy sources prove cost-effective and reliable compared to gas power plants.

Made in Korea olive oil.

A new study quantifies the health impacts of wildfire smoke, and the number of deaths in the United States alone is staggering. has more:

Paris has given way to something much more old-fashioned: an atavistic age of competition, renewed rivalry and the increasingly naked logic of national self-interest, on and as with everything else.

What's Old is New Again. Victory Gardens.
Can't afford current food prices. Well, there was a time when all of America grew its own food right in its own backyard.

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De High Seas Treaty, het verdrag dat ervoor moet zorgen dat 30 procent van alle oceanen vr 2030 beschermd is, kan na jaren van onderhandelen in werking treden. Als zestigste land zette Marokko vrijdag zijn handtekening, genoeg om het verdrag formeel te bekrachtigen. Omdat de High Seas Treaty pas na 120 dagen rechtsgeldig wordt, treedt het verdrag in januari in werking.

Vermont plastic bag use dropped by 91% following ban

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Vernon climate rally raises fracking awareness, calls for forestry reform

A number of groups staged a rally at the Vernon museum Saturday, Sept. 20

A group of people staged a rally outside the Museum and Archives of Vernon Saturday, calling for climate action and raising awareness about human activities they say are a net negative when it comes to human health

When I set out for this afternoons 55km ride, it was almost 30C, but the horse chestnuts & pumpkins everywhere reminded me that it is mid-September already

Then again, its due to drop to 13C & rain for the next few days, so

Tornado Quest Top Science Links For September 13 20, 2025  

Hurricane eye wall image courtesy NOAA/NWS The Atlantic hurricane season is at its peak, and even though activity has briefly eased, its the perfect time to ready your hurricaneprep plan. Tropical storm Gabrielle may be struggling, but that doesn't guarantee a quiet 2025, so keep your NOAA radio tested and stay informed with the latest forecasts from the National Hurricane Center.

"The U.S. meat industry has engaged in intrusive surveillance of animal rights groups, including monitoring relationships between activists and tracking employees of leading charities.

The industry-funded Animal Agriculture Alliance (AAA) shared information with livestock companies about the romantic partners and even biological ties of those in animal rights organisations.

Documents seen by DeSmog show that in one instance the group shared the location and a photo of an activists girlfriend with industry members who were passing intelligence to the local sheriff.

Part funded by public money, the AAA created a database of over 2,400 individuals including those who simply affiliate on social media with animal rights groups. The database also included suspicious individuals at animal rights protests, and those who have tried to film or report on conditions at farms.

Its a chilling intrusion into peoples private lives and constitutional rights, said Ben Williamson of the animal rights organisation Animal Outlook, which is listed by the AAA as an extreme group.

The livestock industry accounts for over 14 percent of all emissions worldwide, and scientific experts agree that it must rapidly transform to meet international climate obligations.

DeSmog analysed hundreds of pages of leaked documents produced between 2015 and 2025. They provide a snapshot of the tactics used by the meat and dairy industry to undermine and discredit criticisms of the sector as it faces growing pressure to address animal welfare and environmental harms."

Coalition denial makes Labor seem reasonable on climate but neither is ambitious enough

Treasury estimates a disorderly energy transition would result in an Australian economy thats $1.2tn smaller. Neither major party has the policies to prevent that

The National Park Service has removed signs referencing climate change and difficult parts of U.S. historysuch as slavery, Japanese American internment, and conflicts with Native Americansfrom Acadia National Park in Maine and at least one other site, following a Trump administration order to eliminate what it calls improper partisan ideology from federal institutions. The sweeping directive targets mentions of racism, sexism, LGBTQ rights, Indigenous persecution, and environmental issues. Parks spokesperson Rachel Pawlitz says interpretive content is under review to ensure it doesnt disproportionately emphasize negative aspects of U.S. history. Critics, including Rep. Chellie Pingree, argue the removed signs offered vital context, such as climate changes role in damaging Acadia. Is revising history or erasing it More:

Greenpeace USA activists deployed a giant Climate Polluters Bill nearly 160 feet long the length of an Olympic swimming pool through midtown Manhattan today, while marching in a mass demonstration during Climate Week NYC and on the eve of the UN General Assembly and the UN Secretary Generals Climate Ambition Summi

Theres a flipside to NIMBY, and that is: As long as it is not happening in my backyard, I dont take it seriously.

As long as *my* houses ground floor is not flooded as long as *my* gardens vegetables havent dried up as long as *my* water supply isnt scarce as long as the woods near *my* home didnt burn downeverything is just fine.

(I was at a climate protest today, and it felt like there was only a handful of people, especially compared to the 2019 protests that had millions take to the streets. Seems like not many care anymore.)