#temperature rise

[biology-geology-beaches-india]

The Research Manuscripts of Satyendra Sunkavally, page 62.

[treatian123]

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[priyafied]

S.O.S. Earth: The tipping point of no return

Earth is at a critical juncture, with wildfires, floods, and record heatwaves signaling a climate in crisis. This isn’t a distant threat—it’s our current reality. The tipping point is here. Beyond this is no return. We need to take action now!

Climate change is no longer a distant threat lurking on the horizon—it’s here, reshaping our world in real-time. From devastating wildfires to unprecedented floods, the signs are clear and the time for action is now. As record temperatures scorch our cities and rising seas encroach on our coasts, we find ourselves facing a stark reality: the tipping point of no return is upon us. From the melting…

[lil-lemon-snails]

don't let him hear you say that!

[moodyvoid]

More ChildhoodFriend!Touya AU 🖤

Imagine after the two of you meet again, Dabi notices part of a tattoo poking out from under your shirt.

He asks you about it and you pass it off like it’s nothing, just something you got done years ago.

He moves your shirt to get a better look at it — it’s the name “Touya” that you had tattooed in remembrance of him.

[turtleblogatlast]

[ cw: assumed death / assumed sibling death / assumed child death / solitude ]

Thinking about Leo being trapped in the Prison Dimension and keeping himself warm through the power of his own ninpo - this ability is shown to us as a flame, after all, so imagine if, when he lets his mystic energy run through him, it warms him up, just a little.

In this desolate place, all cold and alone, he focuses on that flame and leans into its warmth.

He relies on it, and he realizes it that he’d relied on it too much when it goes out, and he’s once again cold.

(In another dimension, the Hamatos believe they lost one of their own.)

[tinukis]

i'm lazy to draw this but here anyway

[nationalvyvanseshortage]

Yikes dude I know those other frogs died a horrible soup death but you don't have to bring it up while I'm in the jacuzzi. This is NOTHING like that I find the temperature really relaxing actually

[keiitopop]

pokesona concept! kind of based on cosmic brownies, something i never ate that i want to try someday 👀

[homeofhousechickens]

kikiriki is almost what roosters say in polish. kukuryku

Kikiriki is what roosters say in Spanish but they spell it differently i believe. Kikiriki is also the prefered name for micro type bantams in latin america. Basically the Kirikiri are land race bantam, they are very similar to serama (and are cross bred to them aaaaaall the time) but they aren't standardized at all besides being small so they can look pretty wildly different.

My birds get mistaken for that breed pretty often since I'm not breeding towards the serama standard but my birds are still very small so they get mistaken for them.

[reasonsforhope]

Sorry, im kinda freaking out beacuse i read on positive news that the un published a paper saying the earth might warm up above 3° degrees if we dont take massive action :(

I thought the predictions were now between 1,5° and 2 ? Sorry for my bad english it's just upsetting

I totally get it. Of course that's upsetting.

As for the predictions, the thing is, there are a bajillion variables in these models - around human action, around different country's actions, and around all of the many, many, many things about the weather and ecosystems that we don't understand.

For scientists, part of their job is modeling and predicting the entire realm of possibility.

You're right that most people/sources don't think warming will get that high anymore. Core predictions are right now mostly between 1.5 and 2.5, with a lot of mainstream predictions saying that if we stay on the current path, we'll likely end up peaking around 2.3 degrees. Which would suck, admittedly! And 3 degrees or a bit more is still within the realm of possibility, which also sucks!

For what it's worth, though, I genuinely think we'll be able to keep warming under 2 degrees. To my research/understanding, right now 3 degrees is possible but a lot less likely - one of the less likely predictions in general, or else a lot more scientists would be saying 3 degrees, and we'd all hear that number all over the place and be scared.

Edit: I did find the UN report that the article was presumably referencing. And yeah, I hate to see it. But again: WE DO NOT KNOW FOR SURE. Iirc the last IEA report said we're on track for 2.3. The exact methodology and models can change a lot about the end result, so it's very common for reports to disagree, and at this point, I do think "over 3 degrees" is an outlier. And that's if we stay on the current track - WHICH IS EXTREMELY UNLIKELY, BECAUSE WE'RE GETTING BETTER AND FIXING MORE THINGS WITH EVERY YEAR

Anyway, here's why it's no longer likely that we'll hit or surpass 3 degrees of warming, and why you can and should still have hope.

Climate change is growing exponentially. We know for a fact now that renewable energy, electric vehicles, costs of renewable energy, etc. are all improving way, way faster than ever before. And they're going to keep doing that. Over the rest of the decade, I genuinely think we're going to make so much more progress, so much faster, than models are currently predicting. Partly because we've only in the past couple years gotten proof that these paths ARE exponential. x, x, x, x, x

It would be super irresponsible of climate scientists and energy watchdogs to be optimistic with their numbers/outcomes. They KNOW how many politicians and oil companies would swoop in the SECOND there were . claims that we'll be fine without doing more, actually. Their job is to always make sure that someone is including the worst case scenarios, and that they don't start giving more optimistic numbers unless they're really, truly, completely confident in those numbers and improved models

The peak temperature we reach is NOT the temperature that we'll be stuck at forever. As we keep putting carbon back into ecosystems and restoring nature, we WILL take more carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, which WILL let the planet start to cool back down again, as less carbon dioxide is in the air to trap heat, and more of it will go back to escaping into space. This probably won't be immediate after we hit net zero emissions, but if we drawdown enough carbon, it will happen. x, x, x

This article, posted by Positive.News, November 13, 2023

[play-my-game]

[itsbrucey]

Also a Nicky doodle bc I remember the first time I saw the S2 cover art, I thought he had one of those chains between nose and ear piercings and it’s my headcanon he has that bc A: it’s cool as fuck and B: baby Taylor pulling on a piercing/chain is funny and cute

[voxofthevoid]

Today, I saw someone call a thirty-something woman a "thirty-year-old girl." It was in the context of her dating a forty-something guy (which made the guy sideeye-worthy, apparently).

I swear to god online age gap wank has caused some people to become completely disconnected from reality. Next thing you know, an 80-year-old who's dating a 60-year-old is a predator.

[lenbryant]

101 degrees is too much. Thanks, Exxon.

[anonymocha]

me rapidly tapping on Eternity in the lobby just to hear her hands/sleeves voiceline