What to read next after having one's mind blown by The Ministry for the Future Fiction or non-fiction okay.

How climate funds helped Peru's women beekeepers stay afloat

Per (AFP) In the mountains of northeast Peru, a group of women beekeepers have plucked millions of bees from the jaws of death and saved their own livelihoods with the help of UN climate funding

Hurricanes like Helene twice as likely to happen due to global heating, data finds

Analysis shows Gulfs heat that worsened Helene 200-500 times more likely because of human-caused global heating

Brink of irreversible climate disaster 25 of 35 vital signs of Earth cross extreme thresholds, finds report

Record highs in global temperatures, ocean heat and greenhouse gases, along with severe tree cover loss and Arctic changes, among signs of unprecedented threats to global ecosystems

I honestly don't think that anything will happen until it's too late. Perhaps mankind doesn't deserve it any better.

RTE defends advertising revenue from 'fossil fuel' companies

The national broadcaster also said that its viewers are ambivalent about the climate crisis and take the view that its somebody elses problem

this view was formed on foot of research with the audience and focus groups carried out in the last month on the issue of climate change

Can New Mexicos Ancient Water System Survive Climate Change

Traditional irrigation canals, or acequias, could help balance the water supply during droughts if they are protected

'Climate tipping points' could 'wipe out' UK crop growing, report warns
Daniel Wild
46 minutes

Researchers have warned about the impact of 'climate tipping points' on the UK due to its position near the North Atlantic, as such an event could 'wipe out' domestic crop growing

Call for 1.9bn a year to help oil and gas workers move into clean energy
PA News Agency
45 minutes

Climate groups are calling for 1.9 billion a year to support offshore oil and gas workers and communities through the shift to renewable energy

Japan pushes fossil fuel tech in Asia carbon neutrality initiative

158 projects for which memorandums of understanding have been signed between Japan and partner countries, 56 projects, or 35% of the total, involve fossil fuel technologies, including liquefied natural gas, ammonia co-firing and carbon capture and storage (CCS).

Only 34% of the agreements, or 54 projects, involve renewables and electrification technologies

ESMERALDA () uses ESMERALDA-STARTER, our seed fund for feasibility studies of Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) projects. This fund ensures stakeholder consultation, understanding of local geography and biodiversity, and supports project design, with ESMERALDA seeking investors once the project is ready for implementation.

Look at our epic video of today's action!

On and children in .

The writer doesn't go into specific details not being a medical professional, but I might later if I find the time.

Our weekly listing of news related to matters of includes easy access to 30 stories.

Story of the Week is about Hurricane Helene, centering on revising tropical storm threat communications to account for bulging inland deluges. Little did we realize that three days later we'd be looking at --another-- warming-juiced monster storm barreling in. But here's Milton.

Sincerely: best luck to Florida. Let's --all-- remember: our best luck is made, not found.

Why do we have giant monster movies This is more terrifying than Godzilla can ever be...

Prediction: after and many storms to follow it, we'll start to hear, "now is not the time to talk about climate change" the way we're currently getting "now is not the time to talk about gun safety" after every mass shooting.

Nice.

'We are on the brink of an irreversible climate disaster...We are stepping into a critical and unpredictable new phase of the climate crisis...the grim reality of the forecasts as climate impacts escalatebringing forth scenes of unprecedented disasters around the world and human and nonhuman suffering.
We find ourselves amid an abrupt climate upheaval, a dire situation never before encountered in the annals of human existence...'

I loved their previous outing in the Arctic

The ROC Snow and Ice was my introduction to this amazing event celebrating

Unfortunately, we didn't get one this year because of (the ice was too thin and receding at the location)

But, we have one next year in the Aussie Summer at

5 Steps to Build a Climate-Literate Workforce

Check it out!

With a month to go before world leaders gather in Baku, Azerbaijan for UN , European governments have promised to continue paying their share (25%) of an annual $100bn to help developing countries cope with

Good Morning & Pray for Florida

Hier das Video von wetteronline von der Entwicklung des Wirbelsturms Milton von heute 9. Oktober 2024 - ber 5 Millionen Menschen mssen jetzt die Region verlassen & wenn sie zurckkommen, werden viele Huser zerstrt sein & Florida nicht mehr so aussehen, wie es heute noch ist.
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I love me some weather nerds, but seriously this discussion with & others on and using actual data is excellent.

Theres even a former head at Goddard Spaceflight Center!

#humanity #climatechange #milton

09.10.2024 - 08:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

"The study by researchers with World Attribution, an international network of found that rainfall from was about 10% heavier due to human-caused climate change. also made such heavy rainfall up to 70% more likely in central and southern .

Transporting and storing the gas are hidden costs that new research finds will make it uncompetative as a decarbonization solution

No kidding! "New research" eh Critics have been saying this for decades!

Mother Nature is having the last word after outlawed the phrase in all state communications

US President Joe Biden urged people in the path of a hurricane barrelling towards Florida to evacuate their homes now, now, now as the catastrophic storm strengthened again on Tuesday afternoon.

warned that the devastating , which was hurtling towards a highly populated stretch of the states west coast with winds of 165 miles per hour with storm surges of up to 15 feet, could be one of the worst storms to hit in more than a century

Record emissions, temperatures and population mean more scientists are looking into the possibility of societal collapse, a new report says.

Only through decisive action can we safeguard the natural world, avert profound human suffering and ensure that future generations inherit the livable world they deserve. The future of humanity hangs in the balance.

When a museum board's treasurer is also on the board of a fossil fuel company, is he able to serve the mission of both at the same time

:ExtinctionRebellion:

Raymond J. McGuire: Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of the American Museum of Natural History

Raymond J. McGuire: Director at Hess Corporation

Hey everyone who ever contributed so much as a wet fart to the corporate smokescreen obscuring the existential threat of carbon emissions. You know all those people who died in that mega-storm, and all the others that have been boosted into kaiju by our overheating biosphere

That's on you.

Their blood is on your filthy, ignorant, corporate toadie hands. I hope every single one of them haunts you, every moment of what remains of your lives.

Growing number of Earth's vital signs endangered by climate change

Climate Change Is Drying Up All the Worlds Rivers at an Alarming Rate

Oof. This was shared to me today and honestly it has me spinning. I won't pretend to be as informed about every aspect of as I should be, but the direness of this well-sourced essay took me aback. 4C locked in Absolute collapse No way to survive past 2100

I'd be interested to know if this is indeed the consensus amongst careful thinkers knowledgeable on these topics. I have no trouble believing that the IPCC is blowing smoke, but then seeking truth is that much harder.

Apologies if this is old news to y'all. I'm just reeling.

Here is the latest

2024 State of the Climate - world in peril

Worth reading Ketan Joshis latest article on Australias exported emissions, effectiveness of Safeguard mechanism

Risk
(Cat 5)

is about to be flooded!
estimate: up to 15'

"This national depiction of storm surge flooding vulnerability helps people living in hurricane-prone coastal areas. These maps make it clear that storm surge is not just a beachfront problem, with the risk of storm surge extending many miles inland from the immediate coastline in some areas"

producers and other significant emitting industries should be compensating or contributing to the funding pool to limit the increase in . That should also include compensation from those insurance firms that have been and are still insuring fossil fuel developments and projects, and those that have been investing their insurance pool funds in them.

and have a fiduciary duty to their and .

have a long case history of ensuring that the parties pay where they have caused demonstrable loss or damage to other businesses or individuals. Is a basic right and .

is jacking up insurance costs. Freak like Helene only make it worse

As burning accelerates the on our planet, it's also driving up the cost of insurance

MATTHEW ROZSA - Staff Writer
PUBLISHED OCTOBER 8, 2024 5:15AM (EDT)

Hurricane Helene, the climate change-fueled tropical that pummeled much of the American southeast in late September, has claimed more than 230 lives with some estimates of damages ranging from $30 to 47.5 billion. But these statistics reflect a genuine human cost, such as that of a 27-year-old mother who died with her twin babies after a tree fell through the roof of their Thomson, Georgia home.

Among other things, Hurricane Helene has demonstrated that it is impossible to flee from climate change, as some of the impacted communities (like the city of Asheville) were believed to be safe from the impact of climate change. But it also has other implications for quality of life, including something many may not consider being linked to climate change: insurance rates.

Climates Bottom Line. Carbon Budgeting and Canadas 2035 Target.

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