New evidence says gas exports damage the climate even more than coal. Its time Australia took serious action

Hurricane Milton Unleashes Deadly Tornadoes in Florida Amid Rising Climate Concerns Hurricanes

Milton and Helene Were Intensified by Climate Change, Researchers Find

As 25 Earth vital signs worsen, scientists warn of irreversible climate disaster

Each of us individually has a role to play- and the future is partly up to us to create and shape together in community, in dialogue, in connection with each other.

Town Anywhere is an immersive and creative way to imagine the future, and start to make real our own roles in building it. And it's coming to Transition Town Tooting this weekend, and next month to Transition New Mills!

Heres a sneak peak at the treat they have in store:

You dont what to hear this perhaps but my blog describes how SAI can cool the earth in 2 years and keep temperature steady even if CO2 keeps rising. We still need to slash CO2, but slower and avoiding collapse
Risks are many times smaller than impact and more manageable than rampant
Its last resort time

Please read before you disagree
And sorry, its very long and thorough

Microsoft, Google and Amazon are all investing in nuclear reactors to make sure their server halls aren't contributing to CO2 emissions.

Now watch large parts of the "green" movement bend over backwards trying to portray this as negative.

Apologies, I am too late to share the live version tonight, but the team at has done a show about Fonterra, methane and that time last week when we hung some banners on their processing plant.

..thread of expert opinions on from a perspective:

, while imposing painful cuts on Pak, completely overlooked the ongoing impacts of .

".. Nathan Porter, s mission chief, provided a comprehensive overview of the key considerations .. that will guide our economic reform challenges up to Oct 27. However, a crucial element was overlooked ."

3/n

England Just Had Second Worst Harvest On Record Due To Climate Crisis

Climate change, along with rapid urbanization and deforestation, turbocharged floods in Nepal that killed more than 240 people last month, scientists have said.

continuation of thread of expert opinions on from a i perspective:

"THE lines of distinction between climate finance and traditional development financing have been blurred..All international finance, including FDI and international trade, is fast becoming an instrument of global climate policies and geopolitics."

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Thread of expert opinions on from a i perspective:

"The climate finance ecosystem will be incomplete unless it covers mitigation actions, adaptation efforts, and loss and damage planning. "

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Non, rien.

> The sudden collapse of carbon sinks was not factored into climate models and could rapidly accelerate global heating.

**Trees and land absorbed almost no CO2 last year. Is natures carbon sink failing**

Water scarcity has a price: It could cause high-income countries GDP to shrink by 8% on average by midcentury and a drop of up to 15% in poorer countries, according to a new analysis.

New research by confirms continues to be the leading concern for the general population & risk experts alike. Axa surveyed 3,000 risk experts & 20,000 members of the public - to find out which 'future risks' they find most concerning

yay, we now have to detect because is shit.
Lets burn away any chances we have of saving this earth.

While originally planned for conventions (to which I could not make it to), the idea got a lot of people interested, so I gave a version of my talk about and to the student association - and we recorded it!
Now, you too can watch it:

Calcium can reduce CO2 emissions from Arctic soils by up to 57% by forming aragonite! A step towards climate protection

Picture: Jrg Schaller / ZALF

Report: Climate emergencies threaten our collective security, but governments are flying blind into the storm

17.10.2024 - 08:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

Severe thunderstorms are sweeping through southern Australia. But what makes a thunderstorm severe

So the rain in has moved on.
We are now beyond last years rainfall total.

In the last 3 days we have had 104.8mm

CLIMATE CHANGE INTENSIFIED HURRICANE MILTON'S IMPACT
Hurricane Milton's destructive force was amplified by climate change, leading to severe flooding and damage in affected areas. Scientists warn that rising global temperatures are making storms more intense and frequent.

CLIMATE CHANGE INTENSIFIED HURRICANE MILTON'S IMPACT
Hurricane Milton's destructive force was amplified by climate change, leading to severe flooding and damage in affected areas. Scientists warn that rising global temperatures are making storms more intense and frequent.

The most radical thing any of us can do at this time is to be fully present to what is happening to the world.

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Posted into Sustainable Agriculture

Thank you. Was unaware of this book. Suggested purchase by Monterey Public Library.

We will have a water crisis. It's mostly here already. But we also have information and that will be helpful.
"Demand for fresh water will outstrip supply by 40% by the end of the decade, because the worlds water systems are being put under unprecedented stress, the report found."

Freezing tonight, then 70's in a few days. Sounds about right these days.

Tomorrow night, Newtown Library, 6-7pm - "Climate Fiction and Non-Fiction - Springing to Life" panel with writers Mandy Hager, Erick Brenstrum, Frances Mountier and I. Come along with questions for the authors!

Facebook event:

Danielle Smith Spends Albertans Money to Elect Poilievre
The UCPs $7-million Scrap the Cap ad campaign has more to do with politics than provincial interests

17.10.2024 - 02:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

Forever Chemicals Are EverywhereHere's How to Reduce Your Exposure to PFAs.

Here's how to avoid PFAs found in food, water, and more.

Mark Benecke zur aktuellen Klima- und Biolage. Der gute Mann macht nicht auf gut Wetter.

Global water crisis leaves half of world food production at risk in next 25 years.

Landmark review says urgent action needed to conserve resources and save ecosystems that supply fresh water.

European rivers and lakes are chemically polluted, water security in danger

"As well as the ongoing problem of pollution and obstruction of s natural waterways, industry bodies this week raised the alarm about the huge investment that will be needed to tackle the growing problem of scarcity, exacerbated by ."

Global water cycle off balance for first time in human history, threatening half the planets food production.

"Changes in forest biodiversity are known to lag behind changes in a habitat's temperature and precipitation.

, on the other hand, are responding to almost in real time, according to new research by the University of Michigan. Put another way, forests accumulate climate debt while grasslands are paying as they go, said the study's lead authors, Kai Zhu and Yiluan Song."

How much carbon can the land absorb

From rainforests to savannas, ecosystems on land absorb almost 30% of the carbon dioxide human activities release into the atmosphere. These ecosystems are critical to stop the planet warming beyond 1.5C this century but climate change may be weakening their capacity to offset global emissions.