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1/🌊 This scene of storm surge flooding in Surfside, Texas, after Tropical Storm Alberto in June 2024 is likely all too familiar for many coastal residents. By 2100, extreme sea-level events will become common due to global sea level rise. #ClimateChange #CoastalRisk

In a recent article by Rolling Stone AU/NZ , Science Feedback was cited for its research indicating that under Elon Musk's leadership, misinformation "superspreader" accounts on X (formerly Twitter) have experienced a significant increase in engagement.

Thi is existential stuff. Should be at the top of the American elections debates.

Zapopan in Mexico yesterday...🌊

#GlobalWarming is trending. As it should be every day. As individuals our contribution is insignificant, but collectively, as a species, we are destroying our planet. As a voter, insist #climatechange be on every politician's platform.

A tourist posted a stunning photo on X today of a turtle, swimming on the Great Barrier Reef. Now zoom in, to see in the background what an unintended random sample of corals looks like. (The corals are mostly dead, but the Reef is ‘pristine’, because someone saw a turtle)

In 2019 Trump deregulated the meat industry, now there is a big listeria outbreak originated from deli meat, and they found health violations like insects and mold in these factories.

Jumilla in Spain last night....🌊

'Decades of failure' led to the horror of the Grenfell Tower fire Failure by successive Governments Failure of the construction industry Failures of construction companies Failure of councils Failure of more organisations All of them responsible All of them spending money we

In contrast to what you may have seen in dishonest memes and blog posts, the predictions made by climate scientists in the 1980s and earlier match current observations, e.g. - agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… - science.org/doi/full/10.11… - journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/… - pnas.org/doi/abs/10.107… .

🔴 #Marseille, France, 04.09.2024 #rain #flood #storm #breaking

Wind turbines require 170-255 tons of coal!? Halt the clean energy transition. Oh wait.

Camus 170 tons of coal sounds really scary. You know what's even more scary? A coal plant consumes 8,000-15,000 tons of coal PER DAY. 170 tons would get you 400MWh of electricity from a coal plant. That 170 tons will get you 125,000MWh out of a wind turbine over it's lifetime.

This is worth reading, especially if you want to refresh your knowledge of how climate change works. I'm not going to watch the movie, but these ideas are widespread on this here Internet:

Fake news is being spread online about Kamala Harris. bbc.com/news/articles/…

You can most of my climate denial debunks and climate explainer videos on this channel youtube.com/@TheDisproof

If you need to understand why deniers are wrong, this is a great place to start. Clearly expressed, with impeccable sources, these brief videos are most helpful.

😬 #EAVP2024