I'll get started on those billboards. 🥳

Glad I have a short list, that sounds tiresome listening to all that whining. 💀

'...yields begin to decline above 30°C (86°F), leading to weakened plant structures and reduced productivity. Livestock experience stress at even lower temps, particularly pigs & poultry, which cannot cool themselves efficiently, resulting in reduced growth, lower yields &… organ failure.'

Big Oil Plows Billions Into Far-Flung Drilling Sites to Escape Iran Turmoil Exxon, Chevron and other energy companies are turning to Africa and South America to secure their next generation of prospects.

They will never stop doing this.

"Combined, major oil companies spent an average of $19 billion on global exploration *each year* from 2021 to 2025, according to Wood Mackenzie."

Burning wood for power worse for climate than gas equivalent, report finds Research casts doubt on plans by UK government to offer subsidies for carbon capture attached to the power source

As we have always known. BECCS is bollox
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A ‘paradox’: Is climate change the biggest threat to renewable energy? Renewables have been touted as the silver bullet to tackling climate change, but can they withstand our warming planet?

It's the biggest threat to all our infrastructure

After the next temperature jump it's blackout time as nothing is prepared for the extremes to come

We seriously underestimated the increase and intensification

#climate #earth

Just don't tell anyone you need oil for all that "clean energy" infrastructure. Shhhhh

Pacific Ocean Equatorial Ocean Heat Content (OHC) reaches its average annual maximum between October and January and its average annual minimum in March. The first image is OHC now and the second image is OHC exactly 3 months ago in January. Total OHC has more than doubled during a period when it should have significantly dropped. Even in prior El Niño years the average peak and minimum months did not appreciably change. The ocean has shifted regimes to one of rapid heat uptake while the Earth Energy Imbalance is accelerating due to our increasing greenhouse gas emissions. But what’s far worse is this increasing heat accumulation from incoming solar radiation has shifted its focus from the deep ocean to the uppermost ocean due to increasing stratification in the latter. So the world ocean surface is now on average warming the atmosphere. This is an Extinction Level Event.

"Total OHC has more than doubled during a period when it should have significantly dropped."

"This is an Extinction Level Event."

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We are the most disgusting scourge I can possibly imagine.

If the trump presidency has taught us one thing it's this. Contrary to popular belief, educating women gets us no further than educating men. You still end up with the same ratio of unhinged, science denying people.

We're well beyond the point where anthropagenic emissions targets make any difference. Feedback cascades are well under way and rapidly intensifying in the oceans.

Map showing the western United States mean temperature for January to March 2026 relative to a 1991-2020 departure.

Almost the entire Western United States is averaging more than 5°F warmer than the most recent 1991-2020 climate baseline so far in 2026, which is truly remarkable. Off the color scale here!

Graphic from wrcc.dri.edu/my/

NOAA Map of the U.S. notable weather and climate events in March 2026. Source - https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/news/national-climate-202603

NOAA Contiguous US Analysis for March 2026

🔴 Warmest March on Record.

🔴 Jan–Mar period was the driest on record.

🔴 Dry conditions expanded drought to nearly 60%.

🔴 The April 2025–March 2026 period now stands as the warmest 12-month span ever recorded.

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The equatorial Pacific subsurface warming plume continues to intensify and enlarge in the image update released today by NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center. I infer from the maxima through extrapolation of the thermal gradient that the highest temperature anomalies for the date have likely reached about + 8 degrees C (+ 14.4 degrees F) at about 80 meters to 175 meters (262 to 574 feet) depth and at least + 5 degrees C (+ 9 degrees F) over a vast portion of the subsurface equatorial Pacific from about 127 W to 177 W longitude - a distance of about 5,600 km (3,400 miles). This is an incredible oceanic heat flux and it began much earlier in the year than on average for other El Niños. This increasingly looks like it will be a record shattering El Niño. Marine and bird life throughout the central and especially the eastern equatorial Pacific is likely going to be decimated. The impacts on the weather globally will be so extreme that in terms of the global economy trillions of dollars in damage is likely. Sea ice especially around Antarctica will likely virtually disappear by next March, tipping the planet into even greater warming acceleration.

No amount of smoothed graphs/charts or catchy lines can make this any better. We're fucked, plain and simple. Doesn't matter what the 20 year average says or the 365 day running mean is. This is a big load of fuck you.

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It's clear that the majority of world leaders simply don't give a damn. I guess it really doesn't matter in any case, we're just barely hanging on to the cliff edge by our big toe. Might as well go out with a bang.

Working to what exactly? Expose the extreme stupidity of humans.

Drought update: What a difference just 1 week makes! Look at how fast the ground drys out in Spring. That’s because the air is dry, the sun is strong and the air is warm… that all equals rapid evaporation!… 1/

Make america collapse again.

Government Timber THEFT? On episode 116 of the Green Root Podcast (the official podcast of Eco-Integrity Alliance), Jeff Ruch, Senior Counsel for Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, exposes decades of evidence pointing towards collusion between the U.S. Forest Service and the logging industry in stealing—yes,

Environmental lawyers rarely get recognized as ecological “heroes.”

Years ago, I met Jeff Ruch when PEER was just getting started. He has since helped countless federal employees trying to do the right thing for the environment. He’s one of them.

'Climate change is speeding up — the pace nearly doubled in ten years'
@nature.com

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Arctic sea ice volume was at a record low for the time of year on April 11, 2026. arctic-news.blogspot.com/2026/04/a-hu...

ENDLESS RECORD HEAT IN AUSTRALIA
11 record days out of 11 this month !
Yesterday more April records of highest Temperature fell in New South Wales

37.1 GRafton 36.5 AP
35.1 Evans Head

I added the facebook link for a reason. John Scheve is prolific, he posts frequently and explains things in easily understood ways.

The best analysis I can provide is to say we're fucked, well before 2050.

The depth profile of water temperature anomalies for the date as of April 3 along the equator in the Pacific compared to a 1980 - 2000 average baseline (last image) verifies this conclusion - and notice there is even more subsurface heat just north of the equator (1st image). First 2 maps from: Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric and Earth Science, University of Miami: https://isotherm.rsmas.miami.edu/heat/webp/pacific.php 3rd and 4th maps from: earth.nullschool.net 5th image from: U.S. Climate Prediction Center, NOAA: CPC.ncep.noaa.gov

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I’ve followed oceanic heat for 46 years and this is the scariest collection of maps I’ve ever seen. Ocean Heat Content in the North Pacific now (1st image) vs 1 year ago (2nd image) has more than doubled. Borneo is in the lower left corner. Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies (SSTAs) for the date now (3rd image) vs 1 year ago (4th image) reveal much less warming. This makes it crystal clear that the tropical Pacific Ocean just below the surface is warming at an incredible rate and much faster than the actual sea surface. The depth profile of water temperature anomalies for the date as of April 3 along the equator in the Pacific compared to a 1980 - 2000 average baseline (last image) verifies this conclusion - and notice there is even more subsurface heat just north of the equator (1st image). First 2 maps from: Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric and Earth Science, University of Miami: https://isotherm.rsmas.miami.edu/heat/webp/pacific.php 3rd and 4th maps from: earth.nullschool.net 5th image from: U.S. Climate Prediction Center, NOAA: CPC.ncep.noaa.gov

Bunch of slow boiling frogs, only not so slow anymore.

#kissyourassgoodbye

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Breaking News!
Code Yikes!

The latest "ENSO Probabilities" forecast was just published today. El Nino is now more than 60% by May/June/July and more than 90% by the Fall.

Here are both the March & April forecasts for comparison.

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#Afghanistan #Jalalabad #Nangarhar #Flooding #Casualties #Emergency #climate #destruction #anomaly
🇦🇫On April 3, new footage emerged from Jalalabad, Nangarhar Province, showing the aftermath of severe flooding.

⚠️ According to the latest reports, more than 45 people have died over the past five days,

We've been doing the right thing for years on our homestead. Most think it's great till it comes time to do the work.

APRIL came to the shelter as a stray, is a healthy 2yo, and can be leashed and follow; once out of the kennel she is calm and interacts well. Interested applicants will need to fill out a Pre-screener Form using a google account, and partner with New Hope for training. 👇