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Bloomberg· 2025-12-22 17:38
The Weather Is Changing. Renewables Are Feeling the Impact https://t.co/6DlY9i4eVQ ...
Thunderstorm Asthma: it’s a thing | Kira Hughes | TEDxDeakin Uni Melbourne
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-22 17:10
I want to take you back in time to November 21st, 2016. It's a warm, sunny day in Melbourne, 35° to be exact. It was the hottest day of that month.And in fact, it hadn't been that hot since March of that same year. But as the night begins to set in, a huge storm appears over the city. Dark clouds, rain, lightning.I imagine people thought it would bring them welcome relief from the day scorching heat. But instead, in just 15 minutes, people are struggling to breathe. Imagine it.air unable to reach your lungs ...
Climate change is not gender neutral | Alessia Boni | TEDxModena Women
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-22 17:08
Most people think climate change is just about our planet getting warmer. But what if I told you it is also deepening inequalities, especially for women and girls. The climate crisis isn't just about rising temperatures.It is rising inequality. When floods strike, when droughts hit, when jobs disappear, women are disproportionately impacted. And tonight, we'll see how damaging this can be.According to the UN women gender snapshot of 2024, by 2050 more than 158 million women could be pushed into extreme pove ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-12-22 01:25
Investors and project developers are becoming concerned about wind and solar power as climate change fuels increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. https://t.co/VHfBcFkcfV ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-12-21 22:04
Investors and project developers are becoming concerned about wind and solar power as climate change fuels increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. https://t.co/SZQloYI5Rd ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-21 14:30
In the coming year, the conclusion that humanity is heading for a post-1.5°C world will be inescapable https://t.co/OpNq8NZEKM ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-21 08:40
Britain is a land where The Children march against climate change one year and The Mothers march against sex offenders the next. Sentimentality is a weapon that both sides of the political spectrum have learned to use https://t.co/tCTZi4EaIN ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-12-20 17:22
What Climate Books to Read This Holiday Season https://t.co/NUpLzhJjZS ...
Trump admin to dismantle 'critically important' weather and climate research center
MSNBC· 2025-12-19 21:55
Weather and Climate Science - The potential loss of federal funding for ENCAR (National Center for Atmospheric Research) is a critical concern, as ENCAR's research is essential for weather forecasting worldwide [2] - ENCAR's scientists develop technology, such as devices dropped into cyclones, to measure wind speed and storm strength, which is crucial for understanding hurricane paths [4] - ENCAR is considered the highest level of weather and climate science research institution, maintaining close ties with the University of Boulder [6] Economic and Public Safety Impact - Shutting down ENCAR could negatively impact the economy, public safety, and overall community awareness due to reduced access to vital weather information [3] - The research center's work is important to states facing tornadoes, hurricanes, and floods, highlighting its significance to their economies [7] Political Context - The decision to potentially shut down ENCAR is attributed to political motivations, specifically retaliation against the state of Colorado [8] - The current administration is perceived as anti-science, potentially influencing decisions regarding funding for scientific research institutions like ENCAR [11]
Les sargasses : un bien commun pour une Caraïbe plus unie (LSF) | Damiens NICOLAS | TEDxPointeaPitre
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-19 17:03
38 millions de tonnes. Est-ce que vous savez ce que cela représente. millions de tonnes, c'est la quantité de sargas observés à l'échelle du bassin caribéen.Cela inclut le golf du Mexique et la côte Atlantique selon l'université de Floride du Sud. Si on empilait toutes ces algues, elle couvriraient l'ensemble de la superficie de la Guadeloupe, soit 1628 km² sur près de 2 m d'épaisseur. Moi, je fais 1,86.de mèt, c'est à peu près ça. Donc autant vous dire que les trois premières rangées là sous les sargas, j' ...