What are some of the smaller effects of climate change? The little things we might experience. In British Columbia the stone fruit season was a bust due to a warm start of last winter followed by a cold snap. The fruit selection this year that is local was pretty much non existent.
Helene’s Cat 4 landfall gives the U.S. a record eight Cat 4 or Cat 5 Atlantic hurricane landfalls in the past eight years (2017-2024), seven of them being continental U.S. landfalls. That’s as many Cat 4 and 5 landfalls as occurred in the prior 57 years.
And he would say Trudeau's name more than Colbert did.
Except the first rule of the con handbook is to attack your opponent on something you are way more guilty of.
The total amount of metals needed for the energy transition (that can also be recycled) is far smaller than the total weight of fossil fuels we burn away each year. Net zero means more metals, but less extraction from the Earth. My newsletter this week: www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
I worked on a shitty low budget tv show ~1m. And the show runners each had a condo rented for them. They were never in the city at the same time as they rotated every two weeks and flew back to LA every two weeks. They could of shared a condo and hardly seen each other.
Thanks! Yes living in an inland temperate rainforest has its benefits. But so can living somewhere more dry. The key is finding species that thrive in your area for your climate. Perennials are amazing for lower maintenance, and can often require less water.
It sounds like it may be introduced in BC. Rare in the Fraser Valley. I haven't seen it in the wild before that I know of. And I think we have a different variety that what is considered native in BC. More info here linnet.geog.ubc.ca/Atlas/Atlas....
Perhaps. I haven't seen it before either I think. My partner planted it and we live in the Kootenays. Then there is this big bee.
