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There’s no reforming this
January 22, 2026 at 6:17 PM
There’s no reforming this
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1️⃣ He didn't say that.
2️⃣ He said it, but you misunderstood him.
3️⃣ He said what you understood, but he was just trolling.
4️⃣ He was serious but he's just negotiating, not going to do it.
5️⃣ He's going to do it for grand strategy reasons I've invented.
6️⃣ Look what you liberals made him do.
2️⃣ He said it, but you misunderstood him.
3️⃣ He said what you understood, but he was just trolling.
4️⃣ He was serious but he's just negotiating, not going to do it.
5️⃣ He's going to do it for grand strategy reasons I've invented.
6️⃣ Look what you liberals made him do.
January 19, 2026 at 10:34 AM
1️⃣ He didn't say that.
2️⃣ He said it, but you misunderstood him.
3️⃣ He said what you understood, but he was just trolling.
4️⃣ He was serious but he's just negotiating, not going to do it.
5️⃣ He's going to do it for grand strategy reasons I've invented.
6️⃣ Look what you liberals made him do.
2️⃣ He said it, but you misunderstood him.
3️⃣ He said what you understood, but he was just trolling.
4️⃣ He was serious but he's just negotiating, not going to do it.
5️⃣ He's going to do it for grand strategy reasons I've invented.
6️⃣ Look what you liberals made him do.
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Your 'moment of doom' for Sept. 22, 2025 ~ Worst of all possible worlds.
"The report warns that planned fossil fuel production in 2030 will exceed levels consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C by more than 120% and to 2°C by 77%."
www.downtoearth.org.in/energy/produ...
"The report warns that planned fossil fuel production in 2030 will exceed levels consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C by more than 120% and to 2°C by 77%."
www.downtoearth.org.in/energy/produ...
Production Gap Report: Global fossil fuel plans exceed Paris limits by 120% for 1.5°C
A decade after the Paris Agreement, governments worldwide are preparing to extract more than twice as much fossil fuels (coal, oil, and gas) than ever—threateni
www.downtoearth.org.in
September 22, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Your 'moment of doom' for Sept. 22, 2025 ~ Worst of all possible worlds.
"The report warns that planned fossil fuel production in 2030 will exceed levels consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C by more than 120% and to 2°C by 77%."
www.downtoearth.org.in/energy/produ...
"The report warns that planned fossil fuel production in 2030 will exceed levels consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C by more than 120% and to 2°C by 77%."
www.downtoearth.org.in/energy/produ...
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How hot is the North Pacific?
The latest data from ECMWF for August, 2025, puts the average sea surface temperature at 6.212 standard deviations above the 1951-2000 average.
If SSTs were normally distributed (they aren't), that would be about 1-in-3.8 billion by chance.
The latest data from ECMWF for August, 2025, puts the average sea surface temperature at 6.212 standard deviations above the 1951-2000 average.
If SSTs were normally distributed (they aren't), that would be about 1-in-3.8 billion by chance.
September 18, 2025 at 4:10 PM
How hot is the North Pacific?
The latest data from ECMWF for August, 2025, puts the average sea surface temperature at 6.212 standard deviations above the 1951-2000 average.
If SSTs were normally distributed (they aren't), that would be about 1-in-3.8 billion by chance.
The latest data from ECMWF for August, 2025, puts the average sea surface temperature at 6.212 standard deviations above the 1951-2000 average.
If SSTs were normally distributed (they aren't), that would be about 1-in-3.8 billion by chance.
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This seems like a good fact to share with your friends today:
The 365 day running average for global surface temperature is once again less than 8 standard deviations above the 1941-1970 average.
That's about 1-in-1.125 quadrillion by chance alone.
The 365 day running average for global surface temperature is once again less than 8 standard deviations above the 1941-1970 average.
That's about 1-in-1.125 quadrillion by chance alone.
August 28, 2025 at 1:17 PM
This seems like a good fact to share with your friends today:
The 365 day running average for global surface temperature is once again less than 8 standard deviations above the 1941-1970 average.
That's about 1-in-1.125 quadrillion by chance alone.
The 365 day running average for global surface temperature is once again less than 8 standard deviations above the 1941-1970 average.
That's about 1-in-1.125 quadrillion by chance alone.
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Total f&%kery is going on with the 3-year running average of the global sea-surface temperature as temperatures continue to trend significantly above "accelerating warming."
Zen kōan: What is the sound of one planet dying?
Zen kōan: What is the sound of one planet dying?
August 30, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Total f&%kery is going on with the 3-year running average of the global sea-surface temperature as temperatures continue to trend significantly above "accelerating warming."
Zen kōan: What is the sound of one planet dying?
Zen kōan: What is the sound of one planet dying?