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The Guardian: New England warming faster than most places on Earth, study finds
Pace of area’s temperature rise, outpaced in US only by Alaskan Arctic, apparently increased in past five years
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/03/new-england-warming
LOL can't have those homebuyers realizing their Florida home is destined to join the Atlantic ocean and that their bucolic mountain home is at risk of catastrophic wildfire destruction.
A wonderful and extremely personal review of the state of climate science 30 years on by one of the world's leading #climate scientists.
The Guardian: New England warming faster than most places on Earth, study finds
Pace of area’s temperature rise, outpaced in US only by Alaskan Arctic, apparently increased in past five years
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/03/new-england-warming
"The government subsidies are simply huge: a nuclear tax is being levied on hard pressed consumers. What is the government thinking of? The fossil fuel industry, which has thrown its weight behind nuclear power, is of course delighted; all these decades of new construction without any electricity to show for it gives at least another decade or two of unabated burning gas"
Paul Brown on his life as an environment writer.
The largest US real estate listing site has removed on-page climate risk data after industry complaints it was affecting sales.
But burying climate risk information will not change the danger that increasingly frequent and intense disasters pose for millions of people.
The climate collapse is years away?
But today it looks like insurance and forests are something from the "before times" already?
Exxon is doing this, with at best not courageous politicians. At best.
Your Insurance is going. Canada burned forest rh3e size of Poland in less than 3 years. Still.
These warnings are shouts, crowds shouting at us. !
What does summer feel like where you live? Hot or cool? Rainy or dry? For the #30daymapchallenge Day 25 prompt "Hexagons", I mapped summer climates across North America. I averaged the 1991-2020 climate normals for mean summer temperature and total summer precipitation within 50,000 square kilometer hexagons using data from ClimateNA.
A wonderful and extremely personal review of the state of climate science 30 years on by one of the world's leading #climate scientists.
LOL can't have those homebuyers realizing their Florida home is destined to join the Atlantic ocean and that their bucolic mountain home is at risk of catastrophic wildfire destruction.
"The government subsidies are simply huge: a nuclear tax is being levied on hard pressed consumers. What is the government thinking of? The fossil fuel industry, which has thrown its weight behind nuclear power, is of course delighted; all these decades of new construction without any electricity to show for it gives at least another decade or two of unabated burning gas"
Paul Brown on his life as an environment writer.
What does summer feel like where you live? Hot or cool? Rainy or dry? For the #30daymapchallenge Day 25 prompt "Hexagons", I mapped summer climates across North America. I averaged the 1991-2020 climate normals for mean summer temperature and total summer precipitation within 50,000 square kilometer hexagons using data from ClimateNA.
Home insurance premium shooting up within less than a decade
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