War (payed for by fossil fuels) & climate change (caused by burning fossil fuels) made impacts of Storm Bettina that hit Black sea in November more severe, particularly for Ukraine. New World Weather Attribution study. worldweatherattribution.org/climate-change…

A "Pineapple Express" atmospheric river will hit California tomorrow, the first of two Pineapple Expresses expected to slam into the state over the next week, bringing heavy rain, mountain snow, high winds, and flooding issues. However, have you ever wondered what a Pineapple

Never forget that when Seoul, Korea removed the Cheonggyecheon expressway in 2003 and replaced it with a restored stream, 1000 acre park and improved transit, not only did it transform the city’s public life & economic success, but the traffic got better. The traffic got BETTER.

the neoliberal rules of corporate globalisation imposed by corporations like Monsanto,Cargill ,Coke-Pepsi thru #WTO were designed to destroy small farmers.400,000 Indian farmers driven to suicide since 1995.3 million family farms destroyed in Europe 2010-20.#FarmersLivesMatter

U.S. EPA.gov: EPA announces inaugural Artist-in-Residence Program in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts | US EPA epa.gov/newsreleases/e…

#BLACKHISTORYMONTH: A trip to U.S. slavery’s 1619 birthplace leaves Black students feeling empowered nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/bl… @nbcnews

Climate change is making atmospheric rivers stronger, increasing the amount of rain they sweep up and dump on the west coast of North America. This is putting more and more people at risk every year, all the way from Baja California to BC. cnn.com/us/live-news/c…

It’s now been raining non-stop for 24 hours in Los Angeles. UCLA recorded an incredible 300 mm (12 inches) of rain in that time period. An estimated 5.6 trillion gallons of water has fallen across California in the past two days. The rain is not done yet.

More than 300 mudslides have been reported in Los Angeles in the wake of a powerful atmospheric river storm that lashed California with torrential rain. FOX Weather Correspondent Max Gorden is live with the latest. #CAwx

As of Monday, downtown Los Angeles had recorded 7.03 inches of rain in two days, making it the city's wettest two-day period since 1956 when 7.44 inches of rain fell. @ginger_zee reports on rescue and recovery efforts.

Homes were left teetering on the edge of a cliff in Santa Barbara, California, due to erosion following the recent round of storms. Residents were evacuated.

Sometimes I wonder if any of the people 10 years ago who were yelling that "global warming has stopped" or "global cooling is imminent" have enough self-reflection and integrity to realize how foolish they were being. bbc.com/news/science-e…

This is really hurting my mind: "more than half of the households owning battery electric vehicles had three or more of these vehicles in 2022" nature.com/articles/s4324…

If your conception of human rights does not extend to the majority world, there is nothing human about it at all. Just white supremacy dressed up in a suit and tie.

#Heatwave warnings issued for #India. Their Met Dept. has declared the first heatwave conditions of 2024. Several places are likely to suffer from humid heat waves in the next few days. Temps crossing 40C on the plains. This will push the humanitarian survivability threshold.

This is big: A new article in nature shows that already at current emissions, "the world economy is committed to an income reduction of 19% within the next 26 years independent of future emission choices." This is a GDP loss of almost one fifth. nature.com/articles/s4158…

New research published in Nature today finds that we are on track for climate damages worth $38 trillion per year by 2050. This is a staggering figure. The damages are projected to be worth 6x more than the mitigation costs of limiting global warming to 2C.

The red in the map shows regions that will suffer income loss relative to baseline projections, on average -19%. The global South, which has contributed little to this crisis, suffers disproportionate damage and an extraordinary injustice.

Watch the atmospheric CO2 rise, week by week by week by ..., at Mauna Loa... More great figures here: robbieandrew.github.io/ppm/index.html Also see: nytimes.com/interactive/20…

In what kind of global climate have your family members lived, and how will they live in future? What legacy would you like to leave them? Fantastic tool by NASA: enter names and birthdays of your loved ones to get their personalised climate timelines! svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/webapps/climat…