Yeah, they already are, I think, all around the world…
I’m gonna guess that those two places aren’t all that close together?
Pretty much, yep. We’re all just fools and should just give in to despair.
Yeah, they already are, I think, all around the world…
I’m gonna guess that those two places aren’t all that close together?
Pretty much, yep. We’re all just fools and should just give in to despair.
I feel miserable about what we’ve lost and are losing too. But this isn’t a game that we win or lose and then go home from. Having missed 1.5°C we have to fight for 2.0°C, and if we miss that we have to fight for 2.5°C, and so on. It gets harder and we lose more instead of it being something finished that we should lie down and accept.
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Using wastewater from the Marcus Shale fracking to provide lithium.
Finally, a silver lining to that cloud.
It’s probably the only way you’ll get companies to treat that water.
From the ocean…back to the ocean…it’s the circle of life. /s
A little further away than New York and Atlanta, for example. This God must have been confused, because there is a state called Rio Grande do Norte too.
Also, I guess it hasn’t occurred to him he could just punish the people responsible for the concert instead of laying waste to an entire geographical region. Maybe the pagan gods could give him some pointers on curses.
Also, I guess it hasn’t occurred to him he could just punish the people responsible for the concert instead of laying waste to an entire geographical region
It was the largest bank of Latin America. One must know which fights pick…
The deluge – which experts link to climate change exacerbated by the El Niño weather phenomenon – has affected almost 2 million people, leaving 116 dead and 756 injured. Another 143 people are still missing, according to authorities.
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The state of Rio Grande do Sul recorded 537,380 displaced people
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Nearly 80,000 people remain in shelters in Rio Grande do Sul. This is the story of their dramatic and uncertain situation after flooding ruined their homes and livelihoods. Meanwhile, the rains persist and the water is rising again