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You’ll see water from the last storm where it shouldn’t be. I’d guess it won’t take much more sea level[…]
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You’ll see water from the last storm where it shouldn’t be. I’d guess it won’t take much more sea level[…]
Read moreThose of you who have followed my blog for the past two years know I’ve posted about loss of ice[…]
Read moreLarge wildfires and severe heat events are happening more often simultaneously, worsening air pollution across the western U.S. In 2020,[…]
Read moreFrom 1984 to 2000 the average burned area in 11 western states was 1.69 million acres per year. For the[…]
Read moreClimate change will expand the range of tropical hurricanes (cyclones) making millions more vulnerable, including those in cities like New[…]
Read moreThe Himalayan glaciers have lost ice ten times more quickly over the last few decades than on average since the[…]
Read moreThe U.S. logs the greatest number of powerful twisters in the warmer months from March to July. Climate change could[…]
Read moreWilder winds are altering currents; the sea is releasing CO2, and ice is melting from below. The Southern ocean’s Antarctic[…]
Read moreLast year unprecedented blazes released 35% more CO2 than in 2019, itself the previous record high for Arctic wildfire emissions.[…]
Read morePartial photo of “clean coal”: Chris LeBoutillier The fossil fuel industry spends millions on shaping its image to try to[…]
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