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The full documentary Climate Extremes: Extreme Weather is now out on YouTube:
Climate Extremes: Extreme Weather (Full Documentary)
Share Climate Extremes with your friends and followers! Learn about extreme weather, climate adaptation, and planetary behavior from leading global scientists! Click the "share" button above for sharing options! Subtitles include: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkis
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September 23, 2025 at 2:31 AM
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By mid-September, warmer & drier weather will likely return (especially in CA) as ridging rebuilds. Still, given extraordinary amount of recent lightning & subsequent fires in recent days, we are lucky that no major dry wind event is in forecast. [4/4] #CAwx #ORwx #WAwx
GFS ensemble depiction of widespread anomalous warmth across the western U.S. in mid September, but in this case it is centered over California. GFS ensemble depiction of widespread anomalous warmth across the western U.S. in mid September.
September 7, 2025 at 8:34 PM
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he was also on the ai critique train way early! from @parismarx.com disconnect.blog/will-pope-le...
Will Pope Leo XIV be an ally against AI?
The Catholic Church has a striking clear-eyed critique of artificial intelligence
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September 8, 2025 at 10:39 AM
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A written version of my remarks for this USC dams conference, held in May 2025, is attached below.
Screenshot of my remarks for the dams conference. The text begins: "Either directly or indirectly, I spend a lot of time thinking about–and talking about–dams in the American West, and the broader system of vast water infrastructure that they’re a part of. That’s because large dams exist on most major watersheds in this part of the world, and greatly alter the natural hydrology of the entire region. They are, in many ways, the most visible result of our 20th century push to exert control over the highly variable hydroclimate of the American West using vast amounts of concrete and steel. And they are, inarguably, a primary driver of the population growth that has occurred in the West in recent decades–without those dams, the underlying challenges of water management would likely have been insurmountable in places like Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles that are now home to many millions of people. Yet there has also been growing recognition in recent years that dams can be both..."
June 19, 2025 at 7:20 PM