Also, if you really and truly love the ocean (and nature), you do need a car. Naturally. đź«¶

Also, if you really and truly love the ocean (and nature), you do need a car. Naturally. đź«¶
We don't mean well and are not well.
There is a convenient misconception that population growth is about poor countries and somehow racist.
We don't mean well and are not well.
When we say "save and protect nature", we mean the green spot below. We mean protecting the last ecosystems that can still keep us alive. We often claim that protecting the small green spot requires "more money" or "socio-economic development".
In short, we don't mean well and are not well. #NTHE
Let me summarize the findings of the 2025 carbon budget report:
"Atmospheric CO2 growth is still growing. Fossil fuel emission growth alone can't explain why. It must be underestimated land use emission but we don't know how..."
essd.copernicus.org/articles/18/...
If you have some bullets left, keep them for yourself or your loved ones and don't waste them on fighting strangers.
Hausfather blocked me after asking this below. He has a new post out about how to transition to RE?
Here Zeke's paper from 2023, when we first went above 1.5°C. In it, Zeke basically denies that time, population & consumption are real. He makes an argument for mind over matter.
Reminder:
Causes = Population x consumption (meat, cars, airplanes)
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Symptom = °C, ppm or fossil fuels
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Symptom (tech) management = Solar, CDR or SRM
The more we ignore causes, the worse it gets. The worse it gets, the more costly it becomes to discuss symptoms and symptom management.
This recent research above builds in this from 2023. Basically, we allow physicist to model biology and we value food and water and how life works a tad less than we maybe should.
When do you think the next El Nino will occur? 2029?
#AfterElNinoIsBeforeElNino
#NTHE
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
"For droughts in breadbasket regions, climatic impact-drivers at 2 °C of global warming may turn out to be much more extreme than model-averaged projections at 4 °C warming."
If we reach 2°C with the next, not this, El Nino. What could be "more severe than the impacts of high global warming"? #NTHE
Some war #statistics get more traction than this here.
Insects & spiders had terrestrial ecosystems to themselves for tens of million years before the first amphibians arrived. They existed more than 200m years before the first mammals and dinosaurs (birds) walked the Earth. We now kill more than 70% of insect & spider populations per decade.
Only 0.7% of #spiders remain compared to a 40 years baseline.
Spiders, like insects, evolved from arthropods. They walked and lived on land for ages before the first #amphibians or mammals or #dinosaurs (birds) evolved on land.
Ques que c'est (near-term human) #extinction?
"The model predicts a maximum population of 2.5 billion people that Earth might be able to maintain."
Global human population has surpassed Earth’s sustainable carrying capacity
iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...
We're adding 70-80 million more per year when we should be reducing. #NTHE
A machiavellian game of thorns everyone interested in conspiracies should read.