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  1. I don't know about the rest of you, but I get a deeply unpleasant feeling with each of those "Hottest Day On Record" reports.

    Please know that you can do something besides distract yourself until that feeling goes away and another one of those reports inevitably comes.

    You can do something effective that is also easy. You can eat something else.

    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency #HottestDayOnRecord #Hot #HotDay #HottestDay

  2. I don't know about the rest of you, but I get a deeply unpleasant feeling with each of those "Hottest Day On Record" reports.

    Please know that you can do something besides distract yourself until that feeling goes away and another one of those reports inevitably comes.

    You can do something effective that is also easy. You can eat something else.

    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency #HottestDayOnRecord #Hot #HotDay #HottestDay

  3. Red algae will NOT eliminate livestock as a problem for combating climate change.

    The U.N. has a report stating that the livestock industry contributes more to the greenhouse effect than *transportation*.

    One reason is methane.

    It was hoped that mixing seaweed into livestock feed would cut methane emissions. Earlier studies showed 90% reductions and higher.

    However, this latest and longest running study only showed a 28% reduction.

    A guaranteed way to reduce methane emissions from the livestock industry is to minimize meat consumption. Eat less meat.

    #Hottest #HottestDay #RecordHeat #HighestTemperatureOnRecord #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency #EatLessMeat #Vegan #Veganism #Vegetarianism #Vegetarian #GoVegan #Meteorology #Weather #Summer #HotDay #RecordBreakingHottestDay #HottestDayOnRecord #Asparagopsis #RedSeaweed #Seaweed

    theguardian.com/environment/20

  4. Red algae will NOT eliminate livestock as a problem for combating climate change.

    The U.N. has a report stating that the livestock industry contributes more to the greenhouse effect than *transportation*.

    One reason is methane.

    It was hoped that mixing seaweed into livestock feed would cut methane emissions. Earlier studies showed 90% reductions and higher.

    However, this latest and longest running study only showed a 28% reduction.

    A guaranteed way to reduce methane emissions from the livestock industry is to minimize meat consumption. Eat less meat.

    #Hottest #HottestDay #RecordHeat #HighestTemperatureOnRecord #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency #EatLessMeat #Vegan #Veganism #Vegetarianism #Vegetarian #GoVegan #Meteorology #Weather #Summer #HotDay #RecordBreakingHottestDay #HottestDayOnRecord #Asparagopsis #RedSeaweed #Seaweed

    theguardian.com/environment/20

  5. The hottest day of the week is not only a matter of preference but also of record. A new report by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reveals that the hottest day of the week was Friday, July 7, with the mercury spiking to 17.24 °C (63.03 °F). That broke the record set three days earlier at 17.23 °C (63.01 °F) and confirms the trend of rising temperatures due to climate change. #HottestDay #WMO #ClimateChange newatlas.com/environment/hotte

  6. The hottest day of the week is not only a matter of preference but also of record. A new report by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reveals that the hottest day of the week was Friday, July 7, with the mercury spiking to 17.24 °C (63.03 °F). That broke the record set three days earlier at 17.23 °C (63.01 °F) and confirms the trend of rising temperatures due to climate change. #HottestDay #WMO #ClimateChange newatlas.com/environment/hotte

  7. Pinky: “Gee Brain, what are we gonna do today?”
    Brain: “The same thing we do every day, measure the temperature of the world and write down 'hottest day since records began' "

    #HottestDay #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis

  8. Earth set an unofficial record high temperature on Thursday, the third such mark of the week. Phys.org explains why scientists call the heat wave a symptom of a larger problem, with one saying he wouldn’t be surprised if it’s been the warmest week in 120,000 years.
    phys.org/news/2023-07-week-ear
    #ClimateChange #HeatWave #Science #HottestDay

  9. Earth set an unofficial record high temperature on Thursday, the third such mark of the week. Phys.org explains why scientists call the heat wave a symptom of a larger problem, with one saying he wouldn’t be surprised if it’s been the warmest week in 120,000 years.
    phys.org/news/2023-07-week-ear
    #ClimateChange #HeatWave #Science #HottestDay

  10. Humanity has burned more fossil fuels in the past 30 years than it did in the previous 250 years. ourworldindata.org/co2-emissio
    #climate #hottestday

  11. Humanity has burned more fossil fuels in the past 30 years than it did in the previous 250 years. ourworldindata.org/co2-emissio
    #climate #hottestday

  12. And records will continue to be shattered because this is a Crisis we are not addressing #FossilFuels - July 4 was the #hottestday recorded on #Earth, surpassing July 3, which held the record for a day. Both days were the hottest recorded since reliable record-keeping began in 1979. However, scientists suspect they are the hottest days Earth has experienced in at least #125,000 years. GreenhouseEffect #CarbonDioxide #industrialization #overfishing #deforestation #agriculture

  13. And records will continue to be shattered because this is a Crisis we are not addressing #FossilFuels - July 4 was the #hottestday recorded on #Earth, surpassing July 3, which held the record for a day. Both days were the hottest recorded since reliable record-keeping began in 1979. However, scientists suspect they are the hottest days Earth has experienced in at least #125,000 years. GreenhouseEffect #CarbonDioxide #industrialization #overfishing #deforestation #agriculture

  14. So, we just experienced the #HottestDay since record keeping began. Is #ClimateChange real? Did humans cause it? Or is it part of the planetary cycle of the Earth?

    Who care! What matters is there exists clear evidence that human industry has had a significant impact upon our planet's climate, over the past few centuries, and this impact is accelerating. That ought to be sufficient for all of us to begin altering our behaviour—for our progeny.

    bbc.com/news/science-environme

  15. So, we just experienced the #HottestDay since record keeping began. Is #ClimateChange real? Did humans cause it? Or is it part of the planetary cycle of the Earth?

    Who care! What matters is there exists clear evidence that human industry has had a significant impact upon our planet's climate, over the past few centuries, and this impact is accelerating. That ought to be sufficient for all of us to begin altering our behaviour—for our progeny.

    bbc.com/news/science-environme