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🌡 New on @ourworldindata.org:
We added global temperature anomaly charts *coloured by El Nino / La Nina periods*.
Today's "cool" years are warmer than "warm" years of the past.
[New article and charts by my colleague Veronika Samborska and I: ourworldindata.org/global-tempe... ]
We added global temperature anomaly charts *coloured by El Nino / La Nina periods*.
Today's "cool" years are warmer than "warm" years of the past.
[New article and charts by my colleague Veronika Samborska and I: ourworldindata.org/global-tempe... ]
March 3, 2025 at 3:20 PM
🌡 New on @ourworldindata.org:
We added global temperature anomaly charts *coloured by El Nino / La Nina periods*.
Today's "cool" years are warmer than "warm" years of the past.
[New article and charts by my colleague Veronika Samborska and I: ourworldindata.org/global-tempe... ]
We added global temperature anomaly charts *coloured by El Nino / La Nina periods*.
Today's "cool" years are warmer than "warm" years of the past.
[New article and charts by my colleague Veronika Samborska and I: ourworldindata.org/global-tempe... ]
This is true of almost all disasters. Disasters are social constructions and to keep framing them as "acts of god" or exogenous things that happen to us removes the agency, accountability and responsibility we and our leaders have to manage exposure and - especially - vulnerability.
That’s that then. Humans behind both the hazard and the vulnerability to the fires. Climate change made LA fires worse. But don’t blame the impact on the fires only, that’s also caused by human decisions. www.bbc.com/news/article...
LA fires made worse by climate change, say scientists
Scientists say the fires that engulfed Los Angeles were made 35% more likely due to climate warming.
www.bbc.com
January 29, 2025 at 7:49 AM
This is true of almost all disasters. Disasters are social constructions and to keep framing them as "acts of god" or exogenous things that happen to us removes the agency, accountability and responsibility we and our leaders have to manage exposure and - especially - vulnerability.
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Research finds signs of “coordinated climate obstruction efforts” among oil, plastics, and agrichemical industries in social media messaging by @sharonkelly.bsky.social
www.desmog.com/2025/01/15/p...
@desmog.bsky.social
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New Study Shows How Fossil Fuel Sectors Create a Climate Denial Echo Chamber on Social Media
Research finds signs of “coordinated climate obstruction efforts” among oil, plastics, and agrichemical industries in social media messaging.
www.desmog.com
January 17, 2025 at 12:11 PM
Research finds signs of “coordinated climate obstruction efforts” among oil, plastics, and agrichemical industries in social media messaging by @sharonkelly.bsky.social
www.desmog.com/2025/01/15/p...
@desmog.bsky.social
www.desmog.com/2025/01/15/p...
@desmog.bsky.social
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Antarctic Day is a rare day that can be experienced with full daylight for almost two full days, provided you locate yourself on the most easterly edge of the most easterly time zone at the start of the day and move a few steps to the most westerly edge of the most westerly time zone after 24 hours.
December 2, 2024 at 8:15 AM
Antarctic Day is a rare day that can be experienced with full daylight for almost two full days, provided you locate yourself on the most easterly edge of the most easterly time zone at the start of the day and move a few steps to the most westerly edge of the most westerly time zone after 24 hours.
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Breaking news!
November, 2024, came in at the second warmest in recorded history, at 1.62°C above the pre-industrial baseline.
Starting in June, 2023, there have now been 18 consecutive months above the pre-2023 record high, likely the hottest string of 18 months in the last 120,000+ years.
November, 2024, came in at the second warmest in recorded history, at 1.62°C above the pre-industrial baseline.
Starting in June, 2023, there have now been 18 consecutive months above the pre-2023 record high, likely the hottest string of 18 months in the last 120,000+ years.
December 2, 2024 at 1:19 PM
Breaking news!
November, 2024, came in at the second warmest in recorded history, at 1.62°C above the pre-industrial baseline.
Starting in June, 2023, there have now been 18 consecutive months above the pre-2023 record high, likely the hottest string of 18 months in the last 120,000+ years.
November, 2024, came in at the second warmest in recorded history, at 1.62°C above the pre-industrial baseline.
Starting in June, 2023, there have now been 18 consecutive months above the pre-2023 record high, likely the hottest string of 18 months in the last 120,000+ years.