2/2 ) Trends lower, Manhattan, New York tonite
#FDR Hwy earlier tonight…man one of these days we’re gonna get smacked with another real storm like Sandy and we’re gonna be screwed….because clearly we didn’t learn anything & still not prepared

2/2 ) Trends lower, Manhattan, New York tonite
#FDR Hwy earlier tonight…man one of these days we’re gonna get smacked with another real storm like Sandy and we’re gonna be screwed….because clearly we didn’t learn anything & still not prepared
@drtran
1/2)
The 1 train on the #NYC subway tonight
#ClimateChange
#GlobalWarming
Trends lower Manhattan, New York just now
Could giving this pod of dolphins the same legal rights as humans help keep them safe?
Threatened by fishing gear, boats and pollution, activists on South Korea’s Jeju island are lobbying to extend legal status to the vulnerable dolphins. #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #GlobalWarming
#ExtremeWeather is the #UK's new normal, says Met Office
Justin Rowlatt, July 13, 2025
"The UK is breaking #heat and #rainfall records increasingly frequently as its climate continues to warm, the Met Office has warned.
"The country's changing weather patterns mean the UK now experiences a 'notably different' climate to what it was just a few decades ago, its State of the UK Climate report says.
"We now have many more very hot days and many fewer extremely cold nights, according to this latest assessment.
"It shows just how much #GlobalWarming caused by the vast emissions of #GreenhouseGases our civilisation creates is reshaping the country's climate.
"Climate change is bringing more #SevereWeather events like #storms and #flooding - and inevitably the country's changing climate is having an impact on the #NaturalWorld, with some species suffering.
"The report focuses on 2024, when the UK experienced its second-warmest February, warmest May, warmest spring, fifth-warmest December, and fifth-warmest winter since records began in 1884.
"The Met Office highlights that some of these records have already been surpassed in 2025 - more evidence of this trend towards more extreme weather.
"This summer many parts of the country are in the throes of their third heatwave with very warm weather reaching into #Wales, #NorthernIreland and #Scotland as well as southern #England."
store between 12,650 and 76,950 kg of carbon per hectare in their soils
The wetlands with the highest carbon stock had greater aquatic plant coverage and species diversity than other wetlands, suggesting that these are key factors influencing sequestration
As rising temperatures threaten wetlands’ ability to store carbon, integrating wetlands into carbon credit systems may potentially help in their conservation
https://india.mongabay.com/2025/07/wetlands-hold-carbon-and-climate-hope/
Satellite imagery spanning more than 20 years has confirmed that the restoration of peatlands across the northern hemisphere can significantly reverse climate impacts within approximately ten years. According to an international research team led by Aalto University, satellite data revealed that restored peatlands gradually regain the surface temperature and reflectivity characteristics of undisturbed sites
Monthly CO2 Atmospheric Concentration
From the Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii
June 2025: 429.61 ppm
June 2024: 426.91 ppm
HISTORIC HEAT WAVE IN SCANDINAVIA
29.5 Hjarðarland ICELAND
Dozens of historic records and one of the hottest days in Iceland history
NORWAY JULY RECORDS
33.3 Steinkjer
32.6 Marstein
32.2 Molde
31.2 Buholmarasa
32/33 in Arctic Sweden and Finland
Tomorrow it can be hotter!
https://bsky.app/profile/extremetemps.bsky.social/post/3ltwzx2ijes2g
Trends Europe: #scandinavia
“The human race is challenged more than ever before to demonstrate our mastery, not over nature, but of ourselves” - Rachel Carson, 1963. #Environment #Nature #GlobalWarming #OneOcean #GreenhouseEffect #Pollution
https://lost-in-history.com/rachel-carson-silent-spring-and-the-birth-of-the-environmental-movement/
Flood risk is widespread in the U.S. Few people have insurance for it
Climate change is increasing the risk of dangerous floods. But people often balk at the cost of flood insurance, especially since many doubt they need
https://www.npr.org/2025/07/14/nx-s1-5464916/flood-insurance-extreme-weather-climate-change
Climate change is disrupting South Asia’s monsoon and raising flood risks
Erratic monsoon rains driven by climate change are fueling deadly floods, landslides, and glacial lake overflows across South Asia
Climate Warming May Bring Ugly Surprises
Heat-trapping pollutants in the atmosphere are raising temperatures and humidity, increasing mold growth and fungal diseases in disasters’ wake
https://www.nextavenue.org/climate-warming-may-bring-ugly-surprises/
What’s holding back natural climate solutions?
https://news.mongabay.com/short-article/2025/07/whats-holding-back-natural-climate-solutions/
Graphs show how the UK’s climate has shifted in just 50 years
https://metro.co.uk/2025/07/14/graphs-show-uks-weather-shifted-just-a-decades-23657585/
How alternative proteins could cut high food prices and help Europe meet its climate goals
Climate Risks Cast A Shadow On US Municipal Bonds
New bond deals across several states reveal growing climate-related dangers, with flood and weather risks taking center stage for investors
https://finimize.com/content/climate-risks-cast-a-shadow-on-us-municipal-bonds
UK sea level rising faster than global average.. and it’s speeding up
According to the latest State of the UK Climate report, UK sea levels have risen by 13.4cm over the last 32 years, higher than the global estimate of 10.6cm - suggesting the UK sea level is rising faster than the global average... and is accelerating
Lidl Switzerland Tests AI-based Solution Managing Climate Data
Dayeeta Das
3–4 minutes
Lidl Switzerland is testing an AI-supported tool that will help calculate and share CO2 emissions from products along the entire food value chain in a consistent manner
Heatwaves in Spain caused 1,180 deaths in past two months, ministry says
EU pitch for tougher climate action gets short shrift in Beijing
“Together, we can write a success story,” said EU top official Teresa Ribera at the start of the sixth high-level climate and environment dialogue in Beijing