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Robert Sanscartier

Experts warn of rapid climate change in NC as White House moves to boost fossil fuels

Avery County near Newland, North Carolina. Due to warming temperatures, new subtropical plants and trees are taking root in the Tar Heel state

wfdd.org/story/experts-warn-ra

88.5 WFDDExperts warn of rapid climate change in NC as White House moves to boost fossil fuelsAs global temperatures reach new records, subtle changes are taking place in North Carolina. The shift can be seen in nature, with new subtropical plant species and trees taking root here, and in the animal kingdom with the recent arrivals of armadillos — now found in more than two dozen North Carolina counties — and manatee sightings in Wilmington.
#NC#USA#US
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bonn.de

Die Stadt #Bonn macht auf die Bettenbörse von Fridays for Future Bonn und Klimadelegation e.V. aufmerksam.

🌍 Gesucht werden Bürger*innen, die während der Vorbereitungskonferenz (SB62) für die #Weltklimakonferenz vom 16. bis 26. Juni internationale Aktivist*innen bei sich aufnehmen können. Besonders Teilnehmende aus vom Klimawandel betroffenen Regionen sind auf Unterstützung angewiesen.

ℹ️ Weitere Infos: bonn.de/pressemitteilungen/mai

Ein gemütliches Bett mit weißen Kissen und Bettwäsche, daneben eine Tischlampe, die warmes Licht spendet.
#climate#climatechange#fridaysforfuture
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Walt Baldwin

Does anyone have experience with Open-meteo?

Do you have other go to WX APIs for high resolution historic and forecast data?

#EnergyMastodon #WX #Data #DataScience #EnergyTransition #NOAA #Climate #Weather

open-meteo.com/

open-meteo.com🌤️ Free Open-Source Weather API | Open-Meteo.comOpen-Source ☀️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️ Weather API with free access for non-commercial use. No API Key required ✅. Accurate weather forecasts for any location. Open-Meteo provides high-resolution open data ranging from 1 to 11 kilometers from national weather services. With a user-friendly JSON API, integrating weather data has never been easier. Experience the precision and convenience of Open-Meteo's Forecast API for reliable and comprehensive weather information worldwide.
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Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬

Why #climate researchers are taking the temperature of mountain #snow
As climate change fuels increasingly erratic #weather, #scientists need a better read on #snowpack temperature to understand when water will reach reservoirs—and when it threatens to flood them. technologyreview.com/2025/05/1

MIT Technology Review · Why climate researchers are taking the temperature of mountain snowBy James Temple
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Bread and Circuses

HEADLINE: "Wealthy elite responsible for vast majority of global climate warming"
➡️ earth.com/news/wealthy-elite-r

You and I already know this, of course. But by sharing it widely, perhaps we can start convincing others of the urgent need for system change.

A few excerpts from the article...
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In a new analysis, the world’s wealthiest 10% are reported to have caused two-thirds of observed global warming since 1990.

Researchers also noted that emissions from the richest 10% in major economies, such as the United States and China, caused a two to threefold increase in dangerous heat conditions across vulnerable tropical areas.

These hotspots include Southeast Asia, southern Africa, and other regions with limited resources to handle amplified environmental stress.
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Take a look at the graphic below.

Although it's from a different study, this clearly illustrates the gross disparity between responsibility for dangerous global heating – borne by the richest 10% – and the pitiful lack of resources held by the bottom 50%, crippling their ability to deal with the terrible losses they face.

A series of bar graphs comparing relative losses from global warming versus responsibility for carbon emissions and percentage of wealth ownership. The bottom 50% of the world's people, who hold only 2% of global wealth, will suffer 75% of losses from climate change while contributing just 12% of emissions. The top 10%, by contrast, who control 76% of global wealth, will suffer just 3% of losses while contributing 48% of emissions.
#Economics#Science#Environment
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