Incoming El Niño Is so Extreme It Doesn’t Have a Scientific Name - Inside Climate News
“This El Niño is essentially a recharge oscillator, which is essentially a battery”
We have been WARNED🌊🌨️🔥
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Incoming El Niño Is so Extreme It Doesn’t Have a Scientific Name - Inside Climate News
“This El Niño is essentially a recharge oscillator, which is essentially a battery”
We have been WARNED🌊🌨️🔥
#ClimateDenialWontHelp
#BlueEarth
#ResistanceEarth
In the darkness of the deep sea, 80% of organisms use bioluminescence to find food, deter predators and attract mates. Now more plastic debris is sinking into the abyss. When deep-sea organisms ingest it, it can hamper their ability to emit light.
Europe's most important wetland in Spain is suffocating due to a lack of water. Rising temperatures and drought caused by climate change are only part of the problem. #ResistanceEarth
Illegal wells, illegal irrigation ponds, and exceeding water quotas. #WaterWars
For more than 60 years, a group of grey whales has remained off the coast of the Pacific Northwest year-round rather than migrating to the Arctic. However, they're getting skinnier because climate change has impacted their food supply.
The El Niño is a “postcard from our future”, pushing up temperatures to the level the #climatecrisis is projected to deliver in 20 years’ time.
A dangerous event because it is unfolding on top of a much warmer, human-influenced climate system. #ResistanceEarth www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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Two specieso of #SeaSpiders discovered in Canada… check out these curious beings that breathe through their skin.
Sea spiders are difficult to track and therefore study, so scientists are eager to learn from them!
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It's easy to forget about incarcerated people. More than 11 million people are incarcerated worldwide, and climate change is making their sentences hellish. These human beings are the lowest priority of government's struggling with the climate crisis.
Canadian political scientist, Leah Stokes remains optimistic in spite of 47’s hostility to renewable energy and electrification. It's actually pushing other countries to adopt them faster. #ResistanceEarth
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#Dragonflies
Did you know they can fly up to 36 MPH?
#OnePlanetOneChance
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Australia's Lord Howe Island limits the number of visitors to preserve its natural beauty. However, researchers found more than 2 ounces of plastic in one young bird's stomach, equivalent to an adult human carrying 26 pounds inside them.
Living in the high desert of New Mexico, I can attest to this trend. We get occasional periods of heavy rain in which the landscape becomes lush (by desert standards) followed by extended drought. Scientists explain better how this harms ecosystems.
Al Gore sees a good chance the world is peaking its use of coal, oil and gas, which cause #globalwarming, as solar and other renewable power is overtaking dirtier fossil fuels. #ResistanceEarth
Who will win the race? “The answer is in our hands."
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#GhostLobster
A RARE little guy helping scientists at Univ. of New England’s Marine Science Center better understand the species and its genetics
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Rising sea levels are a quiet threat that can consume communities, regions, whole countries before we fully grasp the implications. World leaders have approved the UN Declaration on Sea Level Rise to address this threat affecting 770 million people.
"We have left out the most fundamental thing, which is that our very survival and well-being depends on Mother Earth. The economy is the system that is driving us on the destructive path.” #ResistanceEarth
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Another UNTAPPED resource
Turns out #cork has unlimited potential !!!
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Imagine urban sidewalks flanked by tiny, flowering gardens nurtured by local citizens. In addition to being pretty, they boost biodiversity. A study found that 100 nurtured tree beds in Freiburg, Germany, boasted 474 different plant species.
Kasese— Uganda.
Perhaps we should have started this resilience work many years ago.
Maybe we would have saved more lives.
Kyarumba along R. Nyamugasani shows the urgency, with families & children crossing flooded areas to safety.
The journey continues. Keep with us.
With every commute a car’s tires wear down. It's a bit like dragging an eraser across the planet, except the crumbs are toxic #microplastics.
Some become airborne, drifting away from roadways as dust. Others settle on the road surfaces where rain washes them into storm drains. #ResistanceEarth
So cool…
A win/win
Wisconsin prisoners help raise #MonarchButterflies to help prevent their #Extinction
No pillinators=no humans