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Perfectly normal for March

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As humans continue to pollute these environments with nutrients from wastewater treatment plants, urban, industrial and agricultural runoff, and as we continue to change and warm the climate, we will see more of these events so monitoring and expanded research is needed.

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Record-shattering March scorcher: 70 million to bake in summerlike into weekend

Record-challenging heat will surge across the Southwest this week as a stubborn heat dome sends temperatures into the 90s and even past 100 degrees in some cities, levels more typical of late spring or early summer.

By Alex Sosnowski, AccuWeather senior meteorologist

Published Mar 16, 2026 2:39 PM EDT Updated Mar 16, 2026 3:55 PM EDT

" Much of the Southwest will jump from springlike conditions to summerlike heat this week, with temperatures climbing well into the 90s in many areas and even topping 100 degrees in some locations which are more typical of early summer. The heat dome will have staying power and may not begin to weaken until this weekend to early next week.

A burst of summerlike heat will build across the Southwest this week, pushing temperatures in many areas into the 90s and some past 100 degrees. Monthly records may be challenged, and the heat could hold into the weekend or early next week"

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The so much for global warming guy at work is having a hell of a month

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Le gars Au yable les changements climatiques au bureau a un mois de lenfer

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National Academies of Sciences says no to demands it remove climate info

"globally, net income in publicly listed oil and gas companies alone reached US$916 billion in 2022, with the United States the biggest beneficiary with claims on US$301 billion"

Guess what they did w/ that Bought the who attacks their competitors all around the world.

UCAR Sues Federal Agencies

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150 nations warn that the obsession with growth is destroying nature

Why long-term climate choices are hard to make a philosopher explains

Natures Ability to Adapt to Human Activities Seems to be Slowing Down

"The bottom line, most ecologists contacted for this article agree, is that ecosystems in the 21st century need to change faster, with more turnover of species, in order to cope with human impacts, whether local land degradation or global climate change. Staying the same is no longer an option. But if the new study is right that turnover is declining sharply in most places, then they are in even more trouble that we thought.

So, what does this mean for conservation One implication is conceptual. The prevailing assumption among conservationists today remains that, as Jacob OSullivan of Forest Research puts it, ecological communities 'turn over predominantly in response to environmental change and direct anthropogenic pressures.' That assumption makes ecosystem change synonymous with ecosystem degradation and suggests that halting species turnoverkeeping the ecological rivets in placeshould be conservationists primary task.

But if, as the new ecology appears to demonstrate, species churn is a routine and necessary feature of healthy ecosystems, then protecting the rivets makes much less sense. 'Once we accept natural turnover as a force, we must accept change as natural and not to be fought against, despite our intuition to the contrary,' says James Rosindell at Imperial College London."

Here it comes.
Purple = Excessive heat warning
Brown = Heat advisory

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'Super El Nio' could push global temperatures to unprecedented highs, forecasters say Live Science

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video lecture Paul explains the drivers of the current extreme weather anomalies

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Paul explains the drivers of the current extreme weather anomalies

Indias Hill Stations See Rising Summer Road-Trip Boom as Travellers Chase Cooler Climates and Scenic Escapes

People will respond that restrictions on fossil fuel supply due to the crisis were unforeseen, which is untrue. What and s war have in common is that they both represent market failure and therefore both require government intervention. In our case that means incentives to convert our transport systems to . 2/2

GLOBAL WARMING 2026

Record-shattering March heat is forecast across the Bay Area this week as temperatures are anticipated to surge into the 90s, as much as 30 degrees above normal for this time of year.

SF Bay Area heat wave will be marathon, weather service says

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Wer heute bisschen schlecht drauf ist: Diesen hren.

Steigende infolge des Iran-Kriegs treiben das Interesse an , und .

und melden deutlich mehr Anfragen und teils verdoppelte Umstze. Neben rcken und in den Fokus.

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The war is going badly. A feature of the global climate system as large as the AMOC is not something that can be changed on a dime. It is after all, slightly larger than a Titanic.

Europe will face next very different climate regime as it falls apart, which it seems to be doing. Is your community preparing for this shift

EV are not going to matter so much as being able to support yourself without the global economy.

PriceHubble and MIAC Analytics have released the results of a new study that they say reveals the extent to which climate change is impacting the UK housing market, with flooding and subsidence emerging as significant risks to property values, homeowners, insurers and lenders alike

(5/5) ... ne veut grer car mauvaise rputation (cf 1897 1905 1908).
- USA : cocrit le 1er spectacle noir de Broadway -> In Dahoney (cf 1874 1905).
- Ukraine : Naissance d'Irne Nmirovsky Kyiv (cf 1917 1942).

Why scientists say the Southeast could face more severe storm outbreaks

Severe storms threaten North Carolina, as research shows atmospheric conditions fueling tornadoes and thunderstorms are becoming more common across the Southeast

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go fuck yourself so hard, nate!

you stupid child seriously now!

is probably best-placed to cope with 's war, because Norwegians have wisely boosted their use of electric vehicles through government incentives. This is also great for mitigating . Our government has foolishly abandoned incentives to promote electric vehicles and now we are paying the piper. 1/2

I was getting ice cream yesterday in 70-degree weather and now its snowing. This is not normal.

Snow in March: Normal
Warm days in March: Also normal.
An 12-hour difference between the two: not normal.

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The principal reason why I really love this channel which is produced in India is that it is a completely different window onto the world by showing us outside of India, the sort of things that communities in India are doing in response to climate change to build resilience and to choose different economic pathways different from the ones the global economy tells us we can only choose from. They also do a significant amount of climate reporting.

Out today: This feels like a very colonialistic action. Somebody with a lot of money comes into your town, uses up all your resources, does not talk to the people that are there, makes money, and sends it somewhere else.

Uh, if is a myth, why do you need laws to protect corporations from being sued for causing it

> No accountability: Bills would ban liability lawsuits for climate change.

What we really need is some way to properly apportion out the blame. But with extra blame going to the corporations who've been concealing and outright lying about what their own scientists told them fifty years ago or more.

Exemplar of the gulf between exquisitely complicated physical sensitivities and the blundering, confused and substantially inchoate process of public policy formulation.

The scientific literature stream is choked with similar dilemmas. It's not confidence-inspiring. Policy outcomes threaten to bear little or even no resemblance to inputs from best we know.

"Using Earth System Modelling and detailed land use, habitat, and species projections, we show that policy implementation guided by relational values (Nature as Culture) could lead to additional warming and drying further threatening biodiversity and human well-being. Conversely, promoting intrinsic values (Nature for Nature) or ecosystem services (Nature for Society) would not add major challenges for climate adaptation and mitigation. These different outcomes highlight the need to develop integrative land use scenarios that enhance biodiversity and stabilise the climate, while considering feedbacks from land to the atmosphere. Such scenarios could help navigate trade-offs and inform policy implementation in Europe."

(unfortunately this policy input will remain invisible to most policy-makers as Springer-Nature must at all costs get more money, because "enough" is not in the vocabulary of pathological "I need more, always.")

State Energy Storage Policy Trends for 2026

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Ready for ! Donations on the door.

Many amphibians may be imperiled by climate change, study finds Yale Climate Connections

Many amphibians may be imperiled by climate change, study finds Yale Climate Connections

" is the ." - who said it no one fucking cares, bro. it's the truth and the guy who said it is a traitor of the cause as he told people it doesn't matter who they vote for.

IT'S STILL WINTER!

WEATHER, GO HOME, YOU'RE DRUNK.