The idea of balancing the and the is a straightforward logical fallacy. You can change the economy. You cannot change the laws of nature.

'toxaemia'

"Maines fishing ports are doing well for now, but is destabilizing the Gulf of Maine, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrations latest State of the Ecosystem report for New England waters. Federal scientists presented the report to the New England Fishery Management Council in April, and published it online last week." AP NEWS

I am very curious to see your photo, but also very worried

The First Wrongful Death Suit Against Big Oil Is Not Going Their Way.

A judge has ruled that tort claims against the industry can proceed to trial, potentially opening the door for prosecutors to become agents of climate accountability.

Wildfire now nine miles away from French city of Bordeaux, mayor warns // BBC

Some 220,000 people have been evacuated in France and more than 100,000 in Spain, where fires are burning "uncontrolled" west of Madrid.
Another intense heatwave on Tuesday could further hamper firefighting efforts

Fire can destroy peatlands. But in Australia, it can also help protect them

und sein sollten bei sommerlichen Temperaturen einfach den ganzen Tag auf der Dachterrasse des Kanzleramts arbeiten und die Ministerprsidenten der Lnder mit ihren Kabinetten an vergleichbaren Ortendann wrde sich einiges ndern. Entsteht ein Sonnenstich dabei, merken wir das wahrscheinlich gar nicht. POLITIKER AD SOLEM!

sub-Saharan Africa is expanding rapidly. This poses a key threat to tropical forests.

"For every hectare of direct deforestation due to the mine footprint, mining triggers, on average, 34 hectares of additional offsite loss within five years through ancillary activities, including agriculture and settlements. Mines extracting cobalt and copperkey energy transition mineralscaused the highest amount of additional deforestation."

Morton et al. (2026). "Mining triggers extensive additional deforestation in sub-Saharan Africa"

Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite imagery from 26 July of the area around the ESA Cebreros ground station. Posted by ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher.

Wildfire activity has subsided.
Operations at the station are active again.
The extensive burn scar (shown in brown-red) still contains smaller active fires, while more intense fire activity persists to the south.

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Je n'avais jamais entendu autant de cigale la maison que cet t.

Zunehmendes Waldbrandrisiko auch in Deutschland
So gro ist die Waldbrandgefahr in der eigenen Region

Obuasi records climate shift as 85% of mining town turns hot

Nearly 85 percent of Obuasi Municipality is now classified as hot surface terrain, according to new satellite-based environmental data, raising concerns over the impact of rapid urbanisation, deforestation and climate change on one of Ghanas major mining towns

Krugman: The people now running the federal government hate science.Theres almost always some financial interest, but its not just follow the money. Its just a real hatred of the whole scientific enterprise.

Big capital is at the centre of climate denial Dont Look Up director

There are a lot of corporate interests in pushing back against climate policies former diplomat

UNEP: Only 13% of satellite-detected methane leaks gets response from governments, firms

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) says only 13 percent of major methane leak alerts detected by satellites receive a response from the governments or companies responsible, despite the technologys ability to identify emissions in near real time

Geopolitical shocks, climate risks leave millions unable to afford healthy diets in Europe, Central Asia

Geopolitical shocks, climate change and rising food costs are reshaping food security across Europe and Central Asia, leaving tens of millions unable to afford a healthy diet even as the region remains one of the world's most food-secure, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said

Wildfires 'stark reminder' of extreme climate challenge, says William

The fire creates a storm with lightning creating even more fires. An inferno.

Timber-production forests are twice less likely to burn as timber plantations:

"We find plantations in temperate regions were twice as likely to suffer stand-replacing wildfires than natural production forests, including in vital timber-producing nations like China and Russia. Plantations in tropical regions showed no clear effect".

Bousfield et al. (2025). "Global risk of wildfire across timber production systems"

35 again today (95f), and super hunid out as it kept threatening a storm, but has since passed by without the healing pleasures of any rain

Also my speedometer somehow changed to mph this morning and I'm driving through the countryside wondering why does it feel like I'm driving really really fast

How to keep cool in a heatwave: 25 tips from the people who know best, from a Rio lifeguard to an Egyptian archaeologist.

 Jai sous les yeux, je ne sais pas si on le publiera, notre scnario nous. Il ne fait pas six degrs. Il ne fait pas deux degrs non plus parce quon ne peut pas tre trop pragmatiques. Il doit plutt faire trois degrs, trois degrs et demi  la fin du sicle.

Patrick Pouyann, PDG de Total (devenu TotalEnergies en 2021), Confrence  Gopolitique du climat , Sciences Po Paris, octobre 2015.

Climate change projected to increase AC-adoption among wealthy, deaths among poor: Report

Climate-driven temperature changes are projected to cause about 430,000 more deaths annually by 2050, with 10 times more deaths occurring in poorer countries as many of them lack the requisite resources to power cooling needs, according to a new report

Dans la srie les barrs font des trucs (avec iA)...
J'espre juste que c'est un gag !

Parts of England are one step away from drought as rivers hit 'exceptionally low' levels, climate experts warn

Parts of southern, central and eastern England have been moved to "prolonged dry weather" status the stage before drought as rivers run dry, reservoirs drop and more than 20 million people face hosepipe bans

With the news of the wildfires and heatwaves continuing on the continent, is it not conceivable that there will be a new wave of emigration, from contintental europe to the fringes of Europe. Of course these immigrants will be okay because they are white.

Kyrgyzstan Records 348 Mudflows in Six Months, Highest Total in Decades

Channel 4 News: in the US President Trump says climate change is the biggest con in the world.

How pleasant it would be to hear Matt Frei add the rejoinder: Trump's hair is fake, climate change is real!

The wildfire smoke is back, filling skies as far south as Florida

Some will waft across a 2,500-mile path that includes the Plains, Midwest and East as dozens of uncontained fires burn across Oregon, Washington and British Columbia

Climate change is an emergency and the implications are radical
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FRANCE holds emergency meetings on the evacuation of Bordeaux, a city of a million, as wildfires sweep ever closer. In Spain families are fleeing the capital, Madrid

As El Nio cooks Pacific, Calif. scientists warn ocean is losing oxygen - In a recent study published in the journal Limnology and Oceanography, scientists from UC San Diegos Scripps Institution of Oceanography and several partners argue that the rate of oxygen loss in the ocean and freshwater is approaching an unsafe space with irreversible impacts. 

Rockfalls every 30 secs: Scientists back from Satopanth Glacier flag emerging Himalayan climate hazard

27.07.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

New research suggests Atlantic currents warming northern Europe could collapse, and there is a chance it is already locked in.

Getting a bit more gas from the North Sea doesnt matter climate-wise

Climate campaigners are angry at reports that the UK government is set to allow oil and gas drilling projects to go ahead, but the focus must be on ending fossil fuel consumption, not production, says Michael Le Page

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