Climate change

[CaptRenault]

OMG, "heavy rain" in India is completely unprecedented! Such a thing has simply never happened! The world must be coming to an end soon! I now believe Greta! AOC, please save us!

 

[Albacor]

Hahaha ! tell all these to Charles Branson, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, NASA ? nobody dare to criticize them ? every time they send a rocket to the space, how many CO2 they emit ? how many tons ? and pollute the environment ? Oh come on....

 

[sene5hos]

WORST FLOOD IN ZHENGZHOU HISTORY

Torrential rain batters central China's Zhengzhou CityMore than 10,000 people in Henan province have been evacuated to shelters following the record rainfall.

At least 12 people have died in the city of Zhengzhou since the flooding began, authorities there confirmed.

More than a dozen cities have been affected with main roads forced to close and flights cancelled.

Henan province, which is home to some 94 million people, has issued its highest level of weather warning following an unusually active rainy season.

No it's surely not due to climate change.

 

[in4hell]

I don't want this question to be taken as compiracy...
But could the deployment of over 1300 satellites in the sky by Starlink be causing some impact on earth?
Not by the sat themselves but the way the galaxy and magnetic field protects us naturally?

Also many solar flares detected lately? Also be impacting earth?

Just asking trying to understand all this

Thanks

 

[gaby]

Gosh.....was watching the news this morning....wow....simplement horrible et terrifiant----des images auxquelles on ne peut pas demeurer insensible......it's getting really worst all over the planet.....urgence urgence urgence d'agir

 

[gaby]

...but what a wonderful day today in MONTRÉAL.....summer at his best mais cela ne doit pas nous faire oublier tous les drames humains qui se vivent ailleurs...we are very very lucky BUT also very fragile.

 

[Sol Tee Nutz]

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More than 60 people have died and dozens were missing Thursday as severe flooding in Germany and Belgium turned streams and streets into raging torrents that swept away cars and caused houses to collapse.

Among those killed were nine residents of an assisted living facility for people with disabilities and two firefighters involved in rescue efforts across the region.

“I grieve for those who have lost their lives in this disaster,” German Chancellor Angela Merkel said during a visit to Washington, expressing shock at the scope of the flooding.

Do a little research and you come up with this, Germany has a history of flooding.

Alarmists Scaremongering, Ignore Germany’s Long History Of Massive Flooding (notrickszone.com)

Also with the fires.

Study: Poor forest management, not climate change, to blame for wildfires | California | thecentersquare.com

But go ahead and think it is all climate change.

 

[sene5hos]

Abnormal weather! Snowstorm in Brazil (July 29, 2021). Another cold snap in South America after a very unusual heat in the middle of winter.
Unusual cold will continue to affect parts of South America, particularly the southern regions of Brazil and Paraguay, bringing severe frosts and even snow.

Snow is very very rare in central Brazil, it usually falls in the far south.

 

[sene5hos]

Floods in Côme, Cernobbio Italia. July 27, 2021. Cities around Lake Côme in Italy were hit by mudslides and flooding on Tuesday, as firefighters had to carry out more than 60 rescues in the chaos.

This is another example of extreme weather events that an agricultural lobby said had intensified in recent years.

 

[gaby]

...et la TURQUIE s'ajoute maintenant à la liste....

 

[minutemenX]

I think all these catastrophic nature events are caused by the proliferation of smartphones and earth observation satellites . Seriously, just 30-40 years ago you need a very lucky cameraman to be present if something catastrophic happened. Now every event is filmed by thousand cameras from thousand different angles and by tens of satellites from space. It is no coincidence that the proliferation of the catastrophic events has coincided with rapid development of new communication technologies. Also, horrible images of flooded subways and floating cars could not be filmed in China just 40 years ago as there were no subways and cars and nobody to film them anyway. And who cared about India and China at that time? But Google for images of the Paris flooding and there are thousand made as early as the beginning of the last century.

 

[sene5hos]

Floods in Côme, Cernobbio Italia. July 27, 2021. Cities around Lake Côme in Italy were hit by mudslides and flooding on Tuesday, as firefighters had to carry out more than 60 rescues in the chaos.

This is another example of extreme weather events that an agricultural lobby said had intensified in recent years.

Now it's Italia

 

[Chouin95]

Floods in Côme, Cernobbio Italia. July 27, 2021. Cities around Lake Côme in Italy were hit by mudslides and flooding on Tuesday, as firefighters had to carry out more than 60 rescues in the chaos.

This is another example of extreme weather events that an agricultural lobby said had intensified in recent years.

Now it's Italia

Twice the pleasure!

 

[sene5hos]

More than one-third of all deaths in the world are caused due to global warming.
According to a new study, 37 percent of all heat-related deaths in the recent summer periods were caused due to global warming.

 

[wetnose]

See the trend of warming in the last 30 years?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/charts-climate-change-bar-codes-1.4802293

 

[sene5hos]

Les niveaux des lacs devraient atteindre un creux de 170 ans cette année. Cela survient alors que la sécheresse oblige l'ouest des États-Unis à se préparer à une brutale saison des incendies de forêt et à faire face à des réservoirs déjà bas. Le gouverneur de l'Utah, le républicain Spencer Cox, a supplié les gens de réduire l'arrosage des pelouses et de « prier pour la pluie ».

La plupart des années, le Grand Lac Salé gagne jusqu'à 2 pieds (un demi-mètre) du ruissellement printanier. Cette année, il ne mesurait que 15 cm, a déclaré Perry. "Nous n'avons jamais eu un niveau de lac en avril aussi bas que cette année", a-t-il déclaré. aider.

Un lit de lac plus exposé signifie également que plus de personnes se sont aventurées sur la croûte, y compris les véhicules tout-terrain qui en sont équipés. « Dommage, dit Laura Vernon, la coordinatrice du Grand Lac Salé.

"Plus la sécheresse se poursuit, plus la croûte de sel sera altérée et plus la poussière sera en suspension dans l'air car il y a moins de cette couche de croûte protectrice", a-t-elle déclaré.

Tous ces problèmes sont causés par l'homme, c'est donc à l'homme de réparer ces dommages climatiques.

 

[wetnose]

Lawns are the worst. They actually had their origins in the UK, since land owning gentry wanted to show off they could own land and not have to till it. Of course, rainfall in the UK is much more bountiful than some areas of the US, so it'd be no problem keeping them watered. In the US though...

 

[sene5hos]

Heatwaves are killing a record number of people

Exposure to extreme heat is getting worse as a result of climate change

www.economist.com

THIS summer Verkhoyansk, a village in Siberia, was famous for being the coldest inhabited place north of the Arctic circle, with a record low of −67.8°C. In June, however, it claimed another record: the hottest place north of the Arctic circle.
The village recorded a high of 38°C, whereas the usual summer peak is around 20°C.
The freak temperatures were made 600 times more likely by man-made climate change, according to the World Weather Attribution project, a collaboration among climate researchers.
As greenhouse-gas emissions in the atmosphere increase, extremes of heat such as that in Verkhoyansk are becoming more frequent.
According to a new report in the Lancet, this is putting an increasing number of lives at risk.

A warming world poses many dangers, including flooding, pollution and the spread of disease, but the researchers identified heatwaves as one of the most striking.

People already living in the hottest regions are the most exposed, but regardless of location, it is the elderly and those with pre-existing health problems such as heart disease who tend to suffer the most.
The study combined population records with hourly temperature data from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts to track vulnerable people’s exposure to heatwaves.

 

[sene5hos]

Another heat wave prompts health hazards, wildfires in Western Canada

Another heat wave prompts health hazards, wildfires in western Canada.

British Columbians and Albertans are heading into August under more dangerously high temperatures, and little or no rain, as another heat wave endangers both humans and wildlife.

And it's exactly the same in the western US.

 

[sene5hos]

Hailstorm in Australia on July 31, 2021. One day after the sandstorm, heavy hail the size of a golf ball hit South East Australia.
According to The Guardian newspaper, citing meteorologists on Saturday July 31, hail damaged buildings and cars in the Australian Capital Territory, which includes Canberra and other major cities.
Emergency services across the country received more than 1,200 calls for help in connection with the storm.