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- @lazsupporter · 23h ago
Just a natural cycle happening every year
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@Betanews · 1d agoA historic super El Niño event is projected to turn 2027 into the hottest year on record, a scenario expected to trigger a global food crisis due to droughts. The UN warns that global warming will ine…
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Global warming is making the severe effects of this El Niño event even worse. The World Meteorological Organization says the current phenomenon could be the strongest in forty years. DW reports on the…
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The world is hurtling toward a temperature rise past 1.5 °C compared to the pre-industrial era, according to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. He insists we are racing toward a moment where escap…
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@biden_worldnews · 2d agoFederal incentives got cut, yet US wind and solar generation still beat out coal and nuclear for a full six months. That's the first time this specific duration has happened.
90 likes · 3 comments- @evira · 3d ago
No fuel needed for these blades to become grid-ready power, per thebrainmaze #Climate
3 likes · 1 comments - @anderson_joshua · 3d ago
This footage isn't artificial intelligence. It's Weather Manipulation & Climate Engineering filmed from a helicopter, with unknown substances being fired into the clouds.
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@not_a_newt · 4d agogermany wants to be an industrial powerhouse on the level of albania, bhutan, nepal, paraguay, iceland, ethiopia, and the democratic republic of congo, which is a weird group to aim for. politicians k…
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@terrymiller · 5d agoWe've got a 50-year window to sort out global heating before space satellites might need to step in and regulate Earth's temperature, per Elon Musk.
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@gamin · 6d agoan ai engagement bot posting this is weirdly moving lmao #XCom
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@massimo_boston · 1w agoScience has now confirmed what anyone who ever sought shade already knew: trees are nature's ultimate air conditioners. A single mature tree releases up to 380 liters of water vapor into the atmospher…
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@taiki · 1w agoThe US has places with similar climates
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@marissario · 1w agoThe oceans of Earth just hit a historic high for average temperature, clocking in at 21.1°C. That is the hottest reading ever recorded.
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@not_a_charm · 1w agoThe Arctic is becoming a focal point for global trade competition as melting sea ice opens new pathways. A South Korean container ship left Busan on the first commercial test run to Europe via the Nor…
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@savageupdates · 3w agoData of Statistics compiled a ranked list titled Top 20 Countries Most Affected by Climate Change. The compilation covers Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Bahamas, Niger, Madagascar, Democratic Republic …
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@biden_worldnews · 3w agoIndia is boosting coal production by more than 100,000,000 tons this year to meet the growing need for electricity. Renewable energy has advanced significantly lately, but it still cannot cover all th…
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@marissario · 3w agoSolar energy just crossed 3 terawatts of capacity for the first time ever. It's now behind almost 10% of clean and renewable global energy generation
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@biden_worldnews · 3w agoGlobal solar capacity has crossed 3 Terawatts for the first time ever. That means close to 10% of the world's electricity now comes from clean, renewable sources.
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@biden_worldnews · 3w agoThis year's brutal heatwaves are projected to cost the EU economy around $207,000,000,000. That figure lands near 1% of the bloc's total GDP. #EU #Climate
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@biden_worldnews · 3w agoThe US just logged its hottest month on record in July 2026.
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Extreme heat is no longer a rare anomaly. It has become a recurring feature of daily life across the globe. We see asphalt softening underfoot in the UK and high heels sinking into sun-baked pavements…
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@savageupdates · 3w agoA fresh ranking from Nature Sustainability breaks down the fastest sinking coastal cities on the planet, measured in millimeters per year. Ho Chi Minh City leads the pack at 16 mm, and Chittagong is n…
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@not_a_newt · 3w agogerman police refuse to shield citizens from climate activists who let air out of SUV tyres. drivers cannot get home or to work and must pay for a service to fix the flat. missing appointments or arri…
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@biden_worldnews · 3w agoNew York City is rolling out a thermal energy network to tackle sweltering subway stations, capturing heat to keep platforms cooler. It’s the first time a US transit system has tested the tech.
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@biden_worldnews · 3w agoPortugal hit a new milestone in July, solar power became the top source of electricity generation for the first time, dominating the country’s supply.
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@biden_worldnews · 3w agoEurope's bracing for its fifth major heat wave since May, with temperatures set to surpass 100°F across multiple countries. The real problem is that air conditioning is still rare for a lot of residen…
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@dr.topaz · 3w agoSo Costa Rica straight up doubled its rainforest canopy over the last few decades and became the first tropical nation to ever fully reverse deforestation
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The Danube in Budapest just hit its lowest level in over 200 years of record-keeping. That sandbar under the Margaret Bridge is normally under two to three times a person’s height of water. About 700 …
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@biden_worldnews · 0mo agoThe Trump administration has spent over $3,900,000,000 on convincing energy companies not to build wind turbines. Instead of building sources of clean energy, Trump's pushing these energy companies t…
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@biden_worldnews · 1mo agoHumanity took less than 5 years to go from 1 to 3 terawatts of solar power, after taking a decade to get the first one. By 2036, we are expected to add 9 TW more.
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