Man-Made Climate Change Jan 23, 2025

Trump leaving the Paris Agreement is mostly symbolic. What does it actually mean
The biggest impact on global emissions will be from the new presidents deregulatory agenda

France 24: Bloomberg steps in to cover US climate dues after Paris agreement exit

's intervention aims to ensure the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change remains fully funded despite the United States halting its contributions...

New fire erupts in Southern California as tens of thousands remain under evacuation orders.

reports: "Current conditions are more favorable, with calmer winds allowing the fire departments helicopters to carry out water drops throughout the night."

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CLIMATE UPHEAVAL

Today:
A tornado was spotted in the sky above Tel Aviv

Yesterday:
Louisiana had its first ever blizzard warning. Snowfall covered parts of Florida.

As the world warms, the jet stream loses its continuity and climate extremes happen.

Next month New Hampshire launches a new law to cut food waste, and in the process eventually save landfill space and reduce the methane gas emissions that drive climate change. Other potential upsides of the Feb. 1 start for the food waste law New sources of healthy food for pantries and shelters, fertilizer for farms, and jobs transporting, processing and marketing the food that once just got trucked and dumped

Coral bleaching and mortality overestimated in projections based on Degree Heating Months

Coral cover projections for 20302050 differ by a factor of 2 between the 2 metrics, reducing the credibility of forecasts that use Degree Heating Months as it is currently applied

Yes we CAN Four MPs lobbied to support vital climate Bill

Residents who have become increasingly concerned about the climate emergency have taken their protests to the doorsteps of Croydons four MPs

Small and medium farms are trailblazers when it comes to adaptive practices

While climate adaptation strategies and sustainable farming practices thrive in small to medium farms, commercial farmers are still behind on the journey

Analysis: UK emissions fall 3.4% in 2022 as coal use drops to lowest level since 1757

"Bloomberg, a media billionaire who also serves as a UN special envoy on climate change, announced Bloomberg Philanthropies will once again cover the amount of money the U.S. owes each years to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change..."

This Oak Cliff artist wants to paint more about climate migration as Trump takes office

Amid the L.A. wildfires and Trumps crackdown on immigration, visual artist Eliana Miranda is focused on painting about heat-related issues along the U.S.- Mexico border

Climate risk disclosure regulations have been developing and expanding for some time and 2025 is going to be a key year. Some reporting requirements start now, some in 2026, as Moodys noted this month.

But global investors want to know everything is covered no matter where they put their money, and all things climate eventually affect commercial real estate

U.S.-Australia firefighting cooperation threatened by climate change .A. .S.Department

Vous tes sensibles la cause animale La protection de l'environnement vous semble tre une cause juste
a tombe bien car vous avez la possibilit d'aider sans mme bouger de votre chaise !

En signant la ptition de l' (Association Vgtarienne de France) pour plus de vgtal au restaurant, vous soutenez la vgtalisation de nos assiettes et donnez le choix au consommateur de faire un geste pour la plante chaque repas.

Pour signer la ptition c'est juste ici =>>>

Merci tous !

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**The Future of Sea Level Rise**

- Prof. Peter Wadhams, Oceanic Physics, Oxford University, UK.

The documentary Eating Our Way to Extinction featured a brief segment of our interview with Prof. Peter Wadhams. This video presents the complete interview, offering a wealth of critical information about global environmental issues and ecological sustainability. Discover Prof. Peter Wadham's valuable insights into how our food choices impact the planet and learn more about the urgent need for sustainable practices. Watch now to gain a deeper understanding of the ecological challenges we face and the steps we can take to mitigate them.

Summary:
Professor Peter Wadhams describes the Arctic as the area of the planet experiencing the most rapid climate change, warming three to four times as quickly as any other region. He warns that the impacts of climate change seen first in the Arctic will eventually affect the rest of the world. The interview details the causes and effects of climate change, including rising sea levels, methane emissions, and extreme weather events. It also touches on the role of governments and individuals in mitigating these changes.

infrastructure and social factors, he emphasizes that food choice is one area where individuals have direct control and can make a meaningful contribution to mitigating climate change.

Key points:
- The Arctic is warming 3-4 times faster than any other region, making it a key indicator of global climate change impacts.
- Individuals can make a difference by choosing plant-based diets to reduce methane emissions and by pressuring politicians to take action.
- The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has been criticized for underestimating sea level rise and downplaying the threat of methane emissions.
- Wadhams stresses the need for a global effort to remove CO2 from the atmosphere, similar to the Manhattan Project, to address climate change effectively.
- Sea ice retreat increases warming due to the albedo feedback effect, where dark open water absorbs more heat than white ice.
- Melting ice sheets, particularly in Greenland, are accelerating sea level rise, posing a major threat to coastal cities.
- Methane released from melting permafrost and continental shelves intensifies warming, creating a positive feedback loop.

Over here in the Netherlands, it had been grey and misty for so long now, that I wanted to turn the light off after visiting the toilet, then realized it was the sun.

pflanzt ersten "Tiny Forest" im Stadtteil Vahrenwald

Bonjour Mastodon, voici mon :

Aprs des annes passes parcourir le monde et brler du krosne, une prise de conscience cologique m'a ouvert les yeux sur l'absurdit de ce mode de vie. Aujourd'hui, voyageuse repentie, j'ai fait de la protection de l'environnement ma priorit.

Militante pour la vgtalisation de l'alimentation, je suis fire de prner la sobrit dans nos mode de consommation et un retour une alimentation saine, locale, biologique et vgtale.

video lecture and literature review

Update on the Thwaites Glacier

Rising star: Europe made more electricity from solar than coal in 2024

Report reveals solar power generated 11% of Europes electricity, surpassing coal at 10%

2.Today, not tomorrow, you have to change your life. This is what it says in German: (...) Denn da ist keine Stelle die dich nicht sieht. Du musst dein Leben ndern.

1. No place that doesn't see you. So, make it a turning point in your life. We humans are isolated but not excluded. We are not the only ones watching: the world sees us. Apollo sees us. The pig sees us. The virus sees us - and acts on what is seen. That is a natural fact. It is only now, face to face with mortality, that the almost-lost-at-a-lifetime can appeal to you: this is the moment. Until then, you have been able to see it, deny it perhaps. But not anymore. Today,

DeSmog's interactive map: and are aided by a well-funded network of , , , and that are pushing a pro-fossil fuel, anti-climate agenda.
Link:

If it really give Mrs God, let her hit the right Persons by a lightning.

Good Luck back to the roots back in your cave.

2. it only works via loss at the bottom That's where the fuel for the system is. Exploitation, underpayment, animal cruelty, illiteracy, pollution, deforestation, plundering and destruction of the earth are the driving force behind the free market principle

in every brain (assuming you have one that thinks for itself and therefor for fellow humans)

Big U.S. oil companies believe withdrawing from the Paris Agreement only limits Washington's ability to influence an ongoing global energy transition.

1.Those who come after us will experience first-hand that a striving for profit and growth for one side cannot exist without loss on the other side

Capitalism does not work as a closed system that benefits everyone

on every level

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Rpondre au dfi de et des climato-sceptiques

Face l'offensive climato-sceptique et libertarienne, la GRS invite la franaise et les Europens ragir par l'action plutt que par l'indignation.

Europe first

Solar panels generated 11% of the EUs electricity in 2024, while coal-burning power plants generated 10%, according to data from climate thinktank Ember. The role of fossil gas fell for the fifth year in a row to cover 16% of the electricity mix.

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Uno de los problemas de los Centros de Datos es que saturan todas las infraestructuras elctricas, lo que pone en riesgo otros sectores de actividad o incluso pequeos consumidores.
Si ya mezclamos que hay Centros de Datos que pertenecen a empresas elctricas (Iberdrola) pues acaban pasando cosas tan esperpnticas como esta:

"La CNMC seala a Iberdrola por sobresaturar la red elctrica de Madrid para enchufar SUS centros de datos

Un informe tcnico del supervisor concluye que el sistema madrileo alcanz una sobreasignacin de casi el 102%, muy por encima del mximo legal
infraccin muy grave el otorgamiento de permisos de acceso cuando no se disponga de la capacidad necesaria"

Con estas cosas queda claro que es necesario una cuanto antes

Cold, Hard Facts of Global Warming!

Rising global temperatures are warming the Arctic at an accelerated pace (twice the rate as elsewhere), weakening the jet stream that typically keeps frigid polar air contained.

This destabilization allows cold air to spill southward, triggering intense cold snaps and unexpected winter storms.

Eventually, there will be no cold air to spill southward!