Floods, Fires, and Heat Domes (the climate change thread) (Part 1)

some good news today;

(Judge) Laws said the conditions imposed on protesters were “so unclear that it is unlawful”, which meant “anyone failing to comply were actually committing no offence”.

The judge said the protest was “throughout peaceful, civilised and non-violent” and he criticised evidence provided by the prosecution about the location the demonstrators should be moved to, saying the only helpful footage he received was “made by an abseiling protester”.

He added: “It is quite striking to me that there were no witness statements taken from anyone in the hotel, approximately 1,000 people, or from anyone trying to get in. There was no evidence of any vehicles being impeded, no evidence of any interference with emergency services, or any risk to life.”

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… looks like another all-time record but the media are not bothering to write articles about it again

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Vittujen kevät ja kyrpien takatalvi.

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Disaster victims in the north of France describe the events and aftermath of three major floods that hit that area from November to January:

Over the past decade, five storms would have been classed at this new category 6 strength, researchers said, which would include all hurricanes with sustained winds of 192mph or more. Such mega-hurricanes are becoming more likely due to global heating, studies have found, due to the warming of the oceans and atmosphere.

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yes;

I guess the 21° row will be expanded the next few days…

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season 2 netflix GIF by Gilmore Girls

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Storm-battered California told to brace for more rain

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Here’s another view that focuses on how people react to the current scale:

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everyone buckle up; seems like were absolutly a decade early;

sorry

World’s first year-long breach of key 1.5C warming limit

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Think tank funded by Big Tech argues AI’s climate impact is nothing to worry about

Copernicus: In 2024, the world experienced the warmest January on record | Copernicus