Yes, I enjoy the posts from your site a lot - itâs an amazing resource. Just the sheer quantity of historical references to the climate problem. I knew of the (remarkably accurate) temp projections from Exxon scientists back in the 70s but little else. Please keep working on thisâŚ.đ
white bricks or painted white? (on closer inspection) if thatâs the case the sign paint either did not stick well to the white undercoat, or moisture got underneath it and took both undercoat and sign paint off in flakesâŚ
Interesting to note that the paint obviously adhered well to the yellow London stocks but not to the fancy white bricks to the rightâŚ
Thanks, that makes sense. Even so, the piece reads like something much more recent. Sobering.
I had no idea that the âcarbon budgetâ concept was so old. Incredible and shocking
September 30. Scientific journal warns that âCarbon Dioxide and climate: carbon budget still unbalancedâ September 30... 1977. That would be... 47 years ago. You have to laugh, don't you? allouryesterdays.info/2024/09/29/s...
#TodayinHistory#dataviz#Onthisday#OTD đ đOct 30, 1903 Howard Taylor Fisher born in Chicago, Illinois, USA đşđ¸ 1960: Initial development of geographic information systems (SYMAP), combining spatially-referenced data, spatial models and map-based visualization.
I did not know about this, having learnt that the earliest GIS was the Canada Land Inventory. If Iâm not misunderstanding Fisherâs GIS is contemporary or earlierâŚ
Yeah. I admit to not being a huge fan of RCP 8.5 because it tended to be used as a âbaselineâ ie the expected scenario, rather than âworst caseâ as originally intended. Unfortunately itâs starting to look a bit more likely than I thought a few years ago.
"If young people feel theyâve been conspired against, itâs because thatâs exactly whatâs happened. The numbers are in. A child born now will experience 24 times the number of extreme climate events as a politician born in the 1960s" www.theguardian.com/environment/...
The lassitude that distinguishes our moment is born of sorrow and buried rage. We act like colonial subjects because, in effect, thatâs what we are