Yep and a scary thing about this it’s happiness sooner than predicted yes we are in trouble
More than 1700 dead in Spain and Portugal 117 degrees in Portugal, flights stopped at the RAF as the runway melts, catching those wildfires now too
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Yep and a scary thing about this it’s happiness sooner than predicted yes we are in trouble
When we had that heat dome just over a year ago... just played it safe. Stayed home ... kept cool ... hydrated. All that stuff.
Think it was a Saturday or Sunday evening. Thought to myself ... put some tv or a movie on ... lay down on the floor and do some stretching or light exercise. Nothing strenuous. Energy was just sapped (from doing nothing that day) and didn't bother continuing with that.
Said fuck it and went to bed early.
UK heatwave: Wildfires destroy houses on hottest day on record
Firefighters have described blazes tearing through homes and buildings as 'absolute hell' - with residents who tried to save their homes evacuated.www.dailymail.co.uk
When was the last time you saw one of these?
As a kid in the 70s and 80s, it was routine to see them flying all over the place in NYC in Spring and early summer toward the end of the school year.
Humans have officially made migratory monarch butterflies an endangered species and put them on "the edge of collapse"
Migratory monarch butterflies, known for their bright orange and spotted wings spectacularly filling the sky on a nearly 2,500-mile journey every year, are now "closer to the brink" of extinction. The International Union for Conservation of Nature announced the grim news on Thursday, saying that human activities that result in habitat destruction and climate change are mostly responsible.
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As a kid in the 70s and 80s, it was routine to see them flying all over the place in NYC in Spring and early summer toward the end of the school year.
Humans have officially made migratory monarch butterflies an endangered species and put them on "the edge of collapse"
Migratory monarch butterflies, known for their bright orange and spotted wings spectacularly filling the sky on a nearly 2,500-mile journey every year, are now "closer to the brink" of extinction. The International Union for Conservation of Nature announced the grim news on Thursday, saying that human activities that result in habitat destruction and climate change are mostly responsible.
Humans have officially made migratory monarch butterflies an endangered species and put them on "the edge of collapse"
The western population is estimated to have declined by 99.9% between the 1980s and 2021 – from 10 million to less than 2,000.
www.cbsnews.com
But some people don't believe in climate change, huh?
Stupid mfers.
Stupid mfers.
Great Salt Lake In Utah Dry Up Causing Dangerous Climate Ripple Effect
White people are dropping like flies Black people for the most part will survive but it’s going to be rough for the next 50 years or so.When was the last time you saw one of these?
As a kid in the 70s and 80s, it was routine to see them flying all over the place in NYC in Spring and early summer toward the end of the school year.
Humans have officially made migratory monarch butterflies an endangered species and put them on "the edge of collapse"
Migratory monarch butterflies, known for their bright orange and spotted wings spectacularly filling the sky on a nearly 2,500-mile journey every year, are now "closer to the brink" of extinction. The International Union for Conservation of Nature announced the grim news on Thursday, saying that human activities that result in habitat destruction and climate change are mostly responsible.
Humans have officially made migratory monarch butterflies an endangered species and put them on "the edge of collapse"
The western population is estimated to have declined by 99.9% between the 1980s and 2021 – from 10 million to less than 2,000.
Massive California Wildfire Erupts
Nature is angry right now
Which US Cities Are Safest From Climate Change
Greenland’s Ice Is Rapidly Melting: “Deeply Concerning To Scientist’s”
Several days of unusually warm weather in northern Greenland have triggered rapid melting, made visible by the rivers of meltwater rushing into the ocean. Temperatures have been running around 60 degrees Fahrenheit -- 10 degrees warmer than normal for this time of year, scientists told CNN.
The amount of ice that melted in Greenland between July 15 and 17 alone -- 6 billion tons of water per day -- would be enough to fill 7.2 million Olympic-sized swimming pools, according to data from the US National Snow and Ice Data Center.
Several days of unusually warm weather in northern Greenland have triggered rapid melting, made visible by the rivers of meltwater rushing into the ocean. Temperatures have been running around 60 degrees Fahrenheit -- 10 degrees warmer than normal for this time of year, scientists told CNN.
The amount of ice that melted in Greenland between July 15 and 17 alone -- 6 billion tons of water per day -- would be enough to fill 7.2 million Olympic-sized swimming pools, according to data from the US National Snow and Ice Data Center.
Air Conditioning Will Not Save Us
Air conditioning is making the world more difficult to air condition.
InterestingAir Conditioning Will Not Save Us
Air conditioning is making the world more difficult to air condition.time.com
Mexico Declares State Of Emergency Over Worsening Drought
'Hundreds will lose their homes' in devastating Kentucky flooding, governor says
Eastern Kentucky is enduring "one of the worst, most devastating flooding events" in the commonwealth's history Thursday, the governor said, after heavy rain pummeled the already saturated Appalachian region overnight, swamping homes, covering roads and forcing swift-water rescues.
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Eastern Kentucky is enduring "one of the worst, most devastating flooding events" in the commonwealth's history Thursday, the governor said, after heavy rain pummeled the already saturated Appalachian region overnight, swamping homes, covering roads and forcing swift-water rescues.
Kentucky flooding kills at least 8, and ‘hundreds will lose their homes,’ governor says | CNN
At least eight people have died as a result of widespread flooding in eastern Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear said Thursday.
And hit the snooze button on the environmental alarm clock.
The West used up their water resources faster than nature was able to replenish it. I’m pretty certain developers saw that coming a while ago, especially in Utah.
And this drought has been going on for a very long time mother nature had to turn up the heat on them to realize they are in trouble.
Yeah I’m pretty sure some people died too'Hundreds will lose their homes' in devastating Kentucky flooding, governor says
Eastern Kentucky is enduring "one of the worst, most devastating flooding events" in the commonwealth's history Thursday, the governor said, after heavy rain pummeled the already saturated Appalachian region overnight, swamping homes, covering roads and forcing swift-water rescues.
Kentucky flooding kills at least 8, and ‘hundreds will lose their homes,’ governor says | CNN
At least eight people have died as a result of widespread flooding in eastern Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear said Thursday.
Portland hits 102 as Pacific Northwest heat wave settles in for the week
The temperature at the Portland International Airport officially hit 102 degrees on Tuesday, likely the hottest day for the city during a weeklong heat wave in the Pacific Northwest that rarely experiences such scorching weather for so many days in a row.
The temperature at the Portland International Airport officially hit 102 degrees on Tuesday, likely the hottest day for the city during a weeklong heat wave in the Pacific Northwest that rarely experiences such scorching weather for so many days in a row.
B.C. breaks or ties 14 temperature records, including one from the late 1800s
With heat warnings stretching across most of B.C., the province saw more than a dozen temperature records fall or be tied on Tuesday.
Decades-old temperature records broken across B.C. amid heat wave
With B.C. still seeing high temperatures across the province amid a heat wave, several more records fell or were tied in the province Wednesday.
We are in troubleB.C. breaks or ties 14 temperature records, including one from the late 1800s
With heat warnings stretching across most of B.C., the province saw more than a dozen temperature records fall or be tied on Tuesday.bc.ctvnews.ca
Decades-old temperature records broken across B.C. amid heat wave
With B.C. still seeing high temperatures across the province amid a heat wave, several more records fell or were tied in the province Wednesday.
We ain’t seen nothing yet.
Those polar ice caps are quickly melting.
All that water gotta go somewhere….ocean levels around the world will rise.
Majority of the human population lives in or near ocean coastal cities.
Here in the US, imagine the eastern seaboard and western seaboard having to evacuate and relocate inland….where are those folks supposed to go?
Just look at the population density of NYC and LA. There ain’t nowhere in America that can handle them mofos.
It’s gonna get crazy.
Run the people that live in places like Liberty City & Little Haiti out of town, and resettle it with rich cacs that enjoyed beachfront living.
Joe Biden's the prez now, why hasn't he already solved this yet, and what's he going to do about it now?
At this point the only thing Joe Biden could do (and I support him) is to make the blow a little softer because we are well past the tipping point with climate change there’s nothing no one could do right now but soften the blow that’s it
That is exactly what’s going on because there’s no denying the water is coming up faster in South Beach some point in the next 50 years that area will be underwater little Haiti is actually the highest point in Dade County
I know right. But its how the GOP responds to the problems we face with inflation, covid, gas prices, everything. Never mind these issues were a long time brewing, he's been president for less than two years but its all his fault now, and he hasn't fixed it.
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