Absolutely. Climate change might be apolitical, but talking about how to deal with it is anything but. One side gets it ā unfortunately it's the one most hastening it.
Nice! Pretty much the definition of being priceless, despite being close to worthless.
Gov. Walz: āWe just found out Trump had his branded Bibles printed in China. This dude will even outsource God. But hey, I donāt blame Trump for not noticing the āMade in Chinaā sticker. They put them on the inside, a part of the Bible that heās never looked at.ā www.threads.net/@kamalahq/po...
Gov. Walz: We just found out Trump had his branded Bibles printed in China. This dude will even outsource God. But hey, I donāt blame Trump for not noticing the āMade in Chinaā sticker. They put them ...
"If I can simplify this beautiful story into two words: āChinaā and āSolarā" - Fatih Birol, head of IEA New IEA Renewables 2024 report finds that between now and 2030: - šØš³ is set to account for ~60% of all new renewables capacity - Solar PV āļø set to account for ~80% of all new renewables capacity
The world is quickly approaching 1.5C, and nearly all scenarios associated with this target now have some overshoot before bringing temps back down. Its important to emphasize that overshoot is incredibly expensive to reverse, even if we get to $100/ton CDR:
This: the impact of climate change in a nutshell. It doesn't cause hurricanes, but it sure as heck makes them a lot worse.
Which neatly encapsulates part of the problem...
Sorry to see it. I hope they get you on a bit more regularly to tell the audience it's going to keep happening unless we start changing!
Now I think you're just paraphrasing Peter Jackson, 25 years after the event! (Still an excellent observation though)