eidairman1
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Hot there as well
The Climate Change Thread
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June was the hottest on record, with the predictable climate harm to nature.
Hottest June kills UK fish and threatens insects
The Met Office will confirm on Monday if the record-breaking temperatures are linked to climate change.
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June was the hottest on record, with the predictable climate harm to nature.
Hottest June kills UK fish and threatens insects
The Met Office will confirm on Monday if the record-breaking temperatures are linked to climate change.www.bbc.co.uk
That's really sad.
Same happened recently in Texas:
Thousands of suffocated fish create harrowing image on Texas beach: ‘Scary future’
This will have devastating effects on marine ecosystems as well as life on land.
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It's getting ever hotter...
Excessive heat: Why this summer has been so hot
Experts are predicting that the developing El Niño is likely to make 2023 the world's hottest year.
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It's getting ever hotter...
Excessive heat: Why this summer has been so hot
Experts are predicting that the developing El Niño is likely to make 2023 the world's hottest year.www.bbc.co.uk
Good article and explanation of our summer temps to endure.
I had just read this morning that even though we are in an El Nino pattern (warmer than normal SST's) that NOAA upgraded their hurricane season predictions because the North Atlantic is so hot. El Nino usually drives wind shear across the Caribbean which helps to break down hurricanes coming into the the Gulf of Mexico, however, because of the extremely warm temperatures in the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico is like a steam bath, NOAA expects to have a more stormy season despite the norms of the past during an El Nino pattern.
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The rabid anti climate change lobby strike again. These people are exactly where Exxon Mobil want them to be. Well done, morons.
www.theguardian.com
‘Your heart races a bit’: US weather man threatened with death for mentioning climate crisis
Chris Gloninger wove the reality of global heating into his forecasts in the conservative heartland of Iowa. Not everyone was receptive
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I suspect we've hit that dreaded inflection point in global warming where we experience runaway heating that can't be stopped. If so, we're really screwed.
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World experiences hottest week ever recorded and more is forecast to come
There is a good chance that the month of July will see the highest global temperatures for 120,000 years
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More on this dreaded inflection point. The article says "uncharted territory" rather than inflection point, but it's the same thing.
The climate is breaking heat records everywhere - but don't worry about it, because Donald Trump says it's all a hoax.
The climate is breaking heat records everywhere - but don't worry about it, because Donald Trump says it's all a hoax.
Climate records tumble, leaving Earth in uncharted territory - scientists
A series of records on temperature, ocean heat, and Antarctic sea ice are "unprecedented", some scientists say.
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More on this dreaded inflection point. The article says "uncharted territory" rather than inflection point, but it's the same thing.
The climate is breaking heat records everywhere - but don't worry about it, because Donald Trump says it's all a hoax.
Climate records tumble, leaving Earth in uncharted territory - scientists
A series of records on temperature, ocean heat, and Antarctic sea ice are "unprecedented", some scientists say.www.bbc.co.uk
Good article and graph visuals with charts. Interesting SST heat map on the heated North Atlantic off the coast of Canada too.
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Airplanes chucking out almost a million tonnes of extra, unnecessary, CO2 in order to save money. Sounds like a plan and the planet be damned.
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Heathrow asks airlines to carry excess fuel despite carbon impact
Airport cites supply issues, but says there has been no impact on passengers or flights
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Another apocalyptic climate change prediction. They just won't stop coming.
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Gulf stream could collapse as early as 2025, study suggests
A collapse would bring catastrophic climate impacts but scientists disagree over the new analysis
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The climate news just keeps on getting worse.
Ocean heat record broken, with grim implications for the planet
The oceans are a vital regulator for the climate and our weather but are rapidly heating up.
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The climate news just keeps on getting worse.
Ocean heat record broken, with grim implications for the planet
The oceans are a vital regulator for the climate and our weather but are rapidly heating up.www.bbc.co.uk
I've been watching the ocean temperatures pretty close the past few weeks. This may be a very strange and unexpected hurricane season this year? I really feel for the fish and ocean plants as they can't adapt very well at these abnormal hostile ocean temperatures.
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I'm waiting for the hurricanes.
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No doubt this is due to climate change, too.
uk.news.yahoo.com
Freak summer storm leaves streets covered in foot of hail in Germany
A German city had to deploy its snowploughs at the height of summer after a violent storm dumped a foot of hail on the streets.
We do our part as consumers, we recycle, we try to minimise waste, but at the end of the day, I get that sinking feeling that whatever we do, Greed, Politics and Corruption are nullifying our efforts.The climate news just keeps on getting worse.
Ocean heat record broken, with grim implications for the planet
The oceans are a vital regulator for the climate and our weather but are rapidly heating up.www.bbc.co.uk
I hope I am wrong.
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You just nailed it. There is no monetary kickback for the Average man by recycling. We are charged to consume then charged to recycle, we should get money back or taxes reduced for recycling. Plus where I live they won't recycle pizza boxes, yet the area I work in the recycling companies in that area for garbage and recycling collection from residences does.
Everyone wants the Hard working man's dollar. I believe if you worked for it you keep it.
The disability and welfare system in the US is abused so easily. How about we start doing random drug testing on Welfare recipients and disabled, no notice like they do to people trying to get a job or maintain it?
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The world is headed for an economic collapse where there is rich and poor, no means to get ahead in this world either.
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@Mars @eidairman1 What especially gets me with all this recycling BS, is that there was a documentary a good decade ago or so now about a recycling centre in the north of England that took regular household waste, ie not recycled, split it off into all the useful stuff like metals, plastics etc and then recycled them, minimising landfill or incineration. Yes, you heard that right, all that sorting and separation was done at the processing plant, not putting it on us with all these special bins and then complaining that one little thing out of place trashes the whole consignment of recyclable material. Nah, just chuck it all together and the processing plant will sort it out. We have that technology today and it's not even new, so what's with all this onus on the consumer to recycle?!
Of course, while it had a lot of machinery to automate the process as much as possible, there were still a lot of staff there to ensure that things were sorted properly, so it created jobs, too, a win-win.
Finally, making things like packaging (milk bottles, product boxes etc) out of easily recyclable and also recycled materials is a good idea, so that's something that they're doing right.
Of course, while it had a lot of machinery to automate the process as much as possible, there were still a lot of staff there to ensure that things were sorted properly, so it created jobs, too, a win-win.
Finally, making things like packaging (milk bottles, product boxes etc) out of easily recyclable and also recycled materials is a good idea, so that's something that they're doing right.
True, recycling is now big business. Fills up the Council's coffers: all in the name of looking after the well being of its citizens....
Having said that, I still think that on the whole, Councils are doing a good job, recycling does work and it's worth us making our own little contribution on recycling day. I don't mind putting items in their separate boxes.
It may sound weird, but hey, I find seeing the Council recycle lorries drive in and empty our colorful recycle boxes into their 'assigned' compartments on the lorries, I find this quite cathartic.
I know.... it doesn't take much to make me happy
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How do you do it?
