Rising temperatures are contributing to the Great Salt Lakes decline

The shrinking of the lake threatens ecosystems, industries, and even Utahs lake-effect snow

The worst response would be to plug your ears, go Lalala I cant hear you over the captains warnings and head to the lido deck for a dip in the pool.

This may seem obvious. But the Trump administrations approach to relieving anxiety about the increasingly chaotic climate appears to be of the Lalala I cant hear you variety. It will only make our climate problem, and the anxiety it engenders, much worse

The world marketplace has made its decision. It is transitioning (to clean energy)," Kerry said.

"The only challenge for all of us is not, 'Will we get to a low carbon, no carbon economy' The question is, 'Will we get there in time to avoid the worst consequences of the crisis'" he added, noting the shift to renewable energies from fossil fuels is "unstoppable."

"Why Australias most prominent climate change deniers have stopped talking about the climate"

'With one year you cannot say that all the future will be lost, Ciais cautioned.

But hes worried the Earth might be on track to warm more rapidly than some scientists and world leaders expect. Many climate models dont account for an increasingly rapid breakdown of Earths natural ecosystems, accelerated by wildfires, droughts, pests and other climate-related disasters.'

Fun stuff.

Monsoon mayhem: Climate change could wipe out Bay of Bengal fisheries, warns study

Monsoon extremes have led to marine collapse in the past. New research has warned that stronger, more erratic rains, triggered by climate change, could put vital fish stocks in the Indian Ocean and millions of livelihoods in the subcontinent at serious risk.

"C'est en voulant que les choses durent qu'on les rend molles"

Actualit : Le temps " la belge" est-il en train de disparaitre "

Les tondeuses s'activent dans les micro jardin, les Karchers sont de sortie. Monsieur aime cette puissance de jet.
Mais, il n'y a pas d'urgence climatique et l'homme n'y peut rien.

Changer de position et arrter de se branler sur son pouvoir d'achat, ce serait pas mal. Mais voil, changer...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) quietly released data showing a record-breaking surge in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels in 2024, raising fears that Earth's natural ability to absorb carbon is faltering

CAT: A la per mostrar els primers resultats sobre les emissions de VOCs biognics en boscos boreals sota la influncia del i l'estrs per plagues d'insectes.

ENG: At to show the first results on boreal forest biogenic VOC emissions under the influence of and stress from herbiory outbreaks.

Where is my mind Gottseidank bei meiner Mission: Klima- und sozial gerechte Mobilitt. (1:52)#climatechange

New position just opened looking for scientist to work on processes and global .
Come join us in . Part of the EU funded project

Common chemicals in plastic linked to over 350,000 deaths from heart disease

Researchers estimate that exposure to phthalates contributes to 13 percent of all heart disease deaths in people between ages 55 and 64 each year worldwide

Last chance for humanity: the cold reality of monitoring global heating on a glacier

Woodside commits $18bn to US project that climate advocates warn would export harmful gas until the 2070s Environment

Australian energy company Woodside will spend $18bn on a new liquified natural gas (LNG) project in the US
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are everywhere and production leads to contamination of water, air, soil, food and people.

They can also contribute to global warming and ozone depletion.

Full report:

Shades of Yellow, Black, and Grey around 1900: "The London fog ... soon became as notorious an attribute ... as ice in Moscow and wind in Chicago. In the popular imagination, it became a home and breeding ground for obscure figures and nameless, clandestine crimes." First part of of my blog post series for the German Historical Institute London "From Fog to Frankfurt Smog", researched in foggy November.

Costs for climate disasters to reach $145 billion in 2025, says Swiss Re

ZURICH (Reuters) -Hurricanes, storms, floods and other natural disasters may cause $145 billion in insured losses in 2025, nearly 6% up from 2024 & one of the costliest years on record, reinsurance company Swiss Re said in a report on Tuesday

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Satellite will see through clouds to 'weigh' Earth's forests

A first-of-its-kind satellite due to launch on Tuesday will see through clouds & leafy canopies to assess how the world's are protecting the planet from .

Cryosphere Meltdown Will Harm Phytoplanktons Ability To Store Carbon

The plankton play a pivotal role in carbon cycling and climate regulation

Woodside commits $18bn to US project that climate advocates warn would export harmful gas until the 2070s

CEO says Louisiana project would turn company into a global LNG powerhouse as pressure on investors over emissions grows

hoe het telkens weer mogelijk is dat er door volwassenen serieus gedebatteerd wordt over die door mannen verzonnen poppenkast

The widespread use of PFAS polymers in everything from consumer products to green technologies can lead to contamination of water, air, soil, food and people. A European Environment Agency (EEA) assessment, published today, says that these chemicals can also contribute to global warming and ozone depletion

en daar gaan we weer

herdenken vieren en stilstaan bij

hoe we massaal mee zitten te betalen aan oorlogen en crises steunen

telkens weer

A rare case of an IMF bailout doing something good (removal of in )

Pakistan sharply raised power and gas tariffs to support struggling suppliers in the heavily-indebted sector. Pakistanis now pay more than a quarter more on average for electricity. ... Solar made up over 14% of Pakistan's power supply last year, up from 4% in 2021 and displacing coal as the third-largest energy source.

Atom-Thin Semiconductors Slash Energy Use by 90%

Near record, early season heat signals climate changes impact on U.K. spring

The United Kingdom is experiencing unusually high spring temperatures, with heat expected to intensify following the fourth-warmest London Marathon on April 27. Forecasts show that upcoming temperatures through April 30 could be as much as 8.1C above normal, potentially breaking national and local records.

My mother used to with film rolls for . And the fun thing about slides is, that colours are kept relatively well. Recently I found this photo (that I scanned) of the Kaiser Franz Josef Hhe and the Gross Glockner. It's from the late 1960s. I recognised that building. I've been there on my trip last year.

Spot the differences..

Solar is favourite energy choice for Australians, while climate deniers prefer nuclear and coal

Finland Backs Ambitious 90% Emissions Cut in EU Climate Drive

Finland endorses a European Union target to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, amidst ongoing debates and negotiations across EU member states. The European Commission's delayed proposal faces mixed reactions, with some countries expressing concerns about the economic impact and proposing international carbon credits as a flexibility measure

In light of society's on-going mission to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, much focus has been placed on the impact global insurers have - and what measures are being undertaken to reduce them.

Carolyn Kousky, Environmental Defense Fund, and Joseph W. Lockwood, Princeton University, explore the different levers global insurers could use to help reduce emissions in both their operations and those of their supply chains in this article:  

Climate change is leading to more vaccine-preventable diseases

Africa: Floods and Droughts Are Two Sides of the Same Crisis: IPS United Nations -- Water emergencies are deeply personal to us. Coming from Southeast Asia and southern Africa--two regions that struggle with water challenges--we have witnessed firsthand how water defines the fate of communities and nations.

The future of Americas key climate study is now in question after the Trump administration fired all its contributors.

Tempted to turn on the aircon Science says use fans until its 27C

Connecticut university hosts climate change art exhibit with lament for melting ice

Federal NASA grant provides funding for exhibition at Central Connecticut State University  Central Connecticut State University recently hosted
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Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

The SLF has been measuring snow on Weissfluhjoch for around 90 years - important data for climate research, avalanche warnings and water supply. Accompany snow climatologist Christoph Marty in his work.