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  1. Greenhouse forcing:
    "We find that the likelihood of the occurrence of climate regime shifts significantly increases in the context of super El Niño events due to their remarkable climate perturbations. This higher probability is detected across various climate elements, such as surface air temperature, sea surface temperature, and surface soil moisture. In addition, we suggest that this boost effect of super El Niño events on climate regime shifts will be greatly amplified under future greenhouse warming."

    Xue, A., Geng, X., Jin, FF. et al. (2025). "Super El Niño events drive climate regime shifts with enhanced risks under global warming" doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-661

    #RatchetEffect #acceleration #ENSO #ElNiño #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #globalWarming #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #research #study

  2. Greenhouse forcing:
    "We find that the likelihood of the occurrence of climate regime shifts significantly increases in the context of super El Niño events due to their remarkable climate perturbations. This higher probability is detected across various climate elements, such as surface air temperature, sea surface temperature, and surface soil moisture. In addition, we suggest that this boost effect of super El Niño events on climate regime shifts will be greatly amplified under future greenhouse warming."

    Xue, A., Geng, X., Jin, FF. et al. (2025). "Super El Niño events drive climate regime shifts with enhanced risks under global warming" doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-661

    #RatchetEffect #acceleration #ENSO #ElNiño #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #globalWarming #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #research #study

  3. Greenhouse forcing:
    "We find that the likelihood of the occurrence of climate regime shifts significantly increases in the context of super El Niño events due to their remarkable climate perturbations. This higher probability is detected across various climate elements, such as surface air temperature, sea surface temperature, and surface soil moisture. In addition, we suggest that this boost effect of super El Niño events on climate regime shifts will be greatly amplified under future greenhouse warming."

    Xue, A., Geng, X., Jin, FF. et al. (2025). "Super El Niño events drive climate regime shifts with enhanced risks under global warming" doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-661

    #RatchetEffect #acceleration #ENSO #ElNiño #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #globalWarming #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #research #study

  4. Greenhouse forcing:
    "We find that the likelihood of the occurrence of climate regime shifts significantly increases in the context of super El Niño events due to their remarkable climate perturbations. This higher probability is detected across various climate elements, such as surface air temperature, sea surface temperature, and surface soil moisture. In addition, we suggest that this boost effect of super El Niño events on climate regime shifts will be greatly amplified under future greenhouse warming."

    Xue, A., Geng, X., Jin, FF. et al. (2025). "Super El Niño events drive climate regime shifts with enhanced risks under global warming" doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-661

  5. Greenhouse forcing:
    "We find that the likelihood of the occurrence of climate regime shifts significantly increases in the context of super El Niño events due to their remarkable climate perturbations. This higher probability is detected across various climate elements, such as surface air temperature, sea surface temperature, and surface soil moisture. In addition, we suggest that this boost effect of super El Niño events on climate regime shifts will be greatly amplified under future greenhouse warming."

    Xue, A., Geng, X., Jin, FF. et al. (2025). "Super El Niño events drive climate regime shifts with enhanced risks under global warming" doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-661

    #RatchetEffect #acceleration #ENSO #ElNiño #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #globalWarming #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #research #study

  6. "Closely spaced or overlapping El Niño events create cumulative cloud suppression. Each El Niño phase actively reduces low-level stratocumulus and trade-wind cumulus clouds over vast tropical and subtropical ocean areas as part of the Bjerknes feedback loop. When the next El Niño develops before full cloud recovery during intervening La Niña or neutral conditions, the albedo loss becomes progressively more persistent, producing the observed multi-decadal linear decline. […] Major El Niño periods (especially 2015–16 and 2023–24) coincide with accelerated albedo drops and incomplete recoveries."

    Ford, Gillon (2026). "The El Niño Ratchet Effect Overlapping El Niño Events as a Driver of Multi-Decadal Planetary Albedo Decline" academia.edu/167011795/The_El_

    #ElNiño #RatchetEffect #ENSO #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #research #study

  7. "Closely spaced or overlapping El Niño events create cumulative cloud suppression. Each El Niño phase actively reduces low-level stratocumulus and trade-wind cumulus clouds over vast tropical and subtropical ocean areas as part of the Bjerknes feedback loop. When the next El Niño develops before full cloud recovery during intervening La Niña or neutral conditions, the albedo loss becomes progressively more persistent, producing the observed multi-decadal linear decline. […] Major El Niño periods (especially 2015–16 and 2023–24) coincide with accelerated albedo drops and incomplete recoveries."

    Ford, Gillon (2026). "The El Niño Ratchet Effect Overlapping El Niño Events as a Driver of Multi-Decadal Planetary Albedo Decline" academia.edu/167011795/The_El_

    #ElNiño #RatchetEffect #ENSO #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #research #study

  8. "Closely spaced or overlapping El Niño events create cumulative cloud suppression. Each El Niño phase actively reduces low-level stratocumulus and trade-wind cumulus clouds over vast tropical and subtropical ocean areas as part of the Bjerknes feedback loop. When the next El Niño develops before full cloud recovery during intervening La Niña or neutral conditions, the albedo loss becomes progressively more persistent, producing the observed multi-decadal linear decline. […] Major El Niño periods (especially 2015–16 and 2023–24) coincide with accelerated albedo drops and incomplete recoveries."

    Ford, Gillon (2026). "The El Niño Ratchet Effect Overlapping El Niño Events as a Driver of Multi-Decadal Planetary Albedo Decline" academia.edu/167011795/The_El_

    #ElNiño #RatchetEffect #ENSO #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #research #study

  9. "Closely spaced or overlapping El Niño events create cumulative cloud suppression. Each El Niño phase actively reduces low-level stratocumulus and trade-wind cumulus clouds over vast tropical and subtropical ocean areas as part of the Bjerknes feedback loop. When the next El Niño develops before full cloud recovery during intervening La Niña or neutral conditions, the albedo loss becomes progressively more persistent, producing the observed multi-decadal linear decline. […] Major El Niño periods (especially 2015–16 and 2023–24) coincide with accelerated albedo drops and incomplete recoveries."

    Ford, Gillon (2026). "The El Niño Ratchet Effect Overlapping El Niño Events as a Driver of Multi-Decadal Planetary Albedo Decline" academia.edu/167011795/The_El_

  10. "Closely spaced or overlapping El Niño events create cumulative cloud suppression. Each El Niño phase actively reduces low-level stratocumulus and trade-wind cumulus clouds over vast tropical and subtropical ocean areas as part of the Bjerknes feedback loop. When the next El Niño develops before full cloud recovery during intervening La Niña or neutral conditions, the albedo loss becomes progressively more persistent, producing the observed multi-decadal linear decline. […] Major El Niño periods (especially 2015–16 and 2023–24) coincide with accelerated albedo drops and incomplete recoveries."

    Ford, Gillon (2026). "The El Niño Ratchet Effect Overlapping El Niño Events as a Driver of Multi-Decadal Planetary Albedo Decline" academia.edu/167011795/The_El_

    #ElNiño #RatchetEffect #ENSO #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #research #study

  11. Japanese researchers discover Chicxulub impact evidence tied to dinosaur extinction

    Researchers in Japan have found geological traces linked to the Chicxulub asteroid impact in sedimentary layers in eastern Hokkaido, adding new East Asian evidence to the global re…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #asteroid #Chicxulub #Chicxulubasteroid #earth #Japanese #Japanesenews #massextinctions #news
    alojapan.com/1489950/japanese-

  12. Japanese researchers discover Chicxulub impact evidence tied to dinosaur extinction

    Researchers in Japan have found geological traces linked to the Chicxulub asteroid impact in sedimentary layers in eastern Hokkaido, adding new East Asian evidence to the global re…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #asteroid #Chicxulub #Chicxulubasteroid #earth #Japanese #Japanesenews #massextinctions #news
    alojapan.com/1489950/japanese-

  13. alojapan.com/1489950/japanese- Japanese researchers discover Chicxulub impact evidence tied to dinosaur extinction #asteroid #Chicxulub #ChicxulubAsteroid #earth #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #MassExtinctions #news Researchers in Japan have found geological traces linked to the Chicxulub asteroid impact in sedimentary layers in eastern Hokkaido, adding new East Asian evidence to the global record of the asteroid event associated with the extinction of dinosaurs

  14. alojapan.com/1489950/japanese- Japanese researchers discover Chicxulub impact evidence tied to dinosaur extinction #asteroid #Chicxulub #ChicxulubAsteroid #earth #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #MassExtinctions #news Researchers in Japan have found geological traces linked to the Chicxulub asteroid impact in sedimentary layers in eastern Hokkaido, adding new East Asian evidence to the global record of the asteroid event associated with the extinction of dinosaurs

  15. The Chicxulub Craters and the Anthropocene Holocausts were choosing players. Of course the Craters chose a massive asteroid to be on their #side. The Holocausts countered by choosing fossil fuel consumption. Then the Craters chose massive volcanic eruptions, so of course the Holocausts chose aquifer depletion. They met the Craters' acidified oceans with thinning sea ice--and so it went.

    It's going to be the extinction match of the ages.

    #wss366 #microfiction #ClimateChange #MassExtinctions

  16. The Chicxulub Craters and the Anthropocene Holocausts were choosing players. Of course the Craters chose a massive asteroid to be on their #side. The Holocausts countered by choosing fossil fuel consumption. Then the Craters chose massive volcanic eruptions, so of course the Holocausts chose aquifer depletion. They met the Craters' acidified oceans with thinning sea ice--and so it went.

    It's going to be the extinction match of the ages.

    #wss366 #microfiction #ClimateChange #MassExtinctions

  17. The Chicxulub Craters and the Anthropocene Holocausts were choosing players. Of course the Craters chose a massive asteroid to be on their #side. The Holocausts countered by choosing fossil fuel consumption. Then the Craters chose massive volcanic eruptions, so of course the Holocausts chose aquifer depletion. They met the Craters' acidified oceans with thinning sea ice--and so it went.

    It's going to be the extinction match of the ages.

    #wss366 #microfiction #ClimateChange #MassExtinctions

  18. The Chicxulub Craters and the Anthropocene Holocausts were choosing players. Of course the Craters chose a massive asteroid to be on their #side. The Holocausts countered by choosing fossil fuel consumption. Then the Craters chose massive volcanic eruptions, so of course the Holocausts chose aquifer depletion. They met the Craters' acidified oceans with thinning sea ice--and so it went.

    It's going to be the extinction match of the ages.

    #wss366 #microfiction #ClimateChange #MassExtinctions

  19. The Chicxulub Craters and the Anthropocene Holocausts were choosing players. Of course the Craters chose a massive asteroid to be on their #side. The Holocausts countered by choosing fossil fuel consumption. Then the Craters chose massive volcanic eruptions, so of course the Holocausts chose aquifer depletion. They met the Craters' acidified oceans with thinning sea ice--and so it went.

    It's going to be the extinction match of the ages.

    #wss366 #microfiction #ClimateChange #MassExtinctions

  20. Netflix - 'Life on Earth'

    I've now got to episode 6 in this series that is very well made and features the enduring voice of Morgan Freeman.

    So far (in it) there have been 3 mass extinctions and if my understanding of science is right, it will describe 2 more.

    I'm guessing that all 5 mass extinctions in Earth's past will be from natural forces ie external to the affected species that died out.

    But the next (6th) mass extinction won't be, because its entirely caused by the species most likely to die out the most, us!

    Natural glacial cycles should now have the Earth heading into a new ice age, but Anthrop interference has it heading to become Venus MKII instead.

    Did nature plan to do this by evolving a disposable species to dodge an ice age?

    If so for which reason(s)

    (if indeed a planet can reason)

    #earth #massextinctions #extinct #stupidhumans

  21. 3-Jun-2025
    How does life rebound from #MassExtinctions? Scientists find surprising answers
    Study by UChicago, Smithsonian, UK Natural History Museum challenges assumptions about survival after global catastrophe

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1
    #science #evolution #extinction #ecology

  22. 3-Jun-2025
    How does life rebound from #MassExtinctions? Scientists find surprising answers
    Study by UChicago, Smithsonian, UK Natural History Museum challenges assumptions about survival after global catastrophe

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1
    #science #evolution #extinction #ecology

  23. 3-Jun-2025
    How does life rebound from #MassExtinctions? Scientists find surprising answers
    Study by UChicago, Smithsonian, UK Natural History Museum challenges assumptions about survival after global catastrophe

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1
    #science #evolution #extinction #ecology

  24. 3-Jun-2025
    How does life rebound from #MassExtinctions? Scientists find surprising answers
    Study by UChicago, Smithsonian, UK Natural History Museum challenges assumptions about survival after global catastrophe

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1
    #science #evolution #extinction #ecology

  25. 3-Jun-2025
    How does life rebound from #MassExtinctions? Scientists find surprising answers
    Study by UChicago, Smithsonian, UK Natural History Museum challenges assumptions about survival after global catastrophe

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1
    #science #evolution #extinction #ecology

  26. Dr. Emily Judd: "The impact of anthropogenic climate change is (and will continue to be) determined by the rate of change (meaning how quickly CO2 and temperature change) much more than the absolute temperatures, themselves."

    cited by @hausfath there: theclimatebrink.com/p/climate- 🧵

    #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #quotes #research #study #CO2 #emissions

  27. Dr. Emily Judd: "The impact of anthropogenic climate change is (and will continue to be) determined by the rate of change (meaning how quickly CO2 and temperature change) much more than the absolute temperatures, themselves."

    cited by @hausfath there: theclimatebrink.com/p/climate- 🧵

    #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #quotes #research #study #CO2 #emissions

  28. Dr. Emily Judd: "The impact of anthropogenic climate change is (and will continue to be) determined by the rate of change (meaning how quickly CO2 and temperature change) much more than the absolute temperatures, themselves."

    cited by @hausfath there: theclimatebrink.com/p/climate- 🧵

    #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #quotes #research #study #CO2 #emissions

  29. Dr. Emily Judd: "The impact of anthropogenic climate change is (and will continue to be) determined by the rate of change (meaning how quickly CO2 and temperature change) much more than the absolute temperatures, themselves."

    cited by @hausfath there: theclimatebrink.com/p/climate- 🧵

  30. Dr. Emily Judd: "The impact of anthropogenic climate change is (and will continue to be) determined by the rate of change (meaning how quickly CO2 and temperature change) much more than the absolute temperatures, themselves."

    cited by @hausfath there: theclimatebrink.com/p/climate- 🧵

    #massExtinction #massExtinctions #climate #climateChange #globalHeating #climateBreakdown #climateHeating #quotes #research #study #CO2 #emissions

  31. AIUI biologists have repeatedly observed that when a species overpopulates it's environment one or more events result in a crash in the population numbers of that species.

    I think that #ClimateChange, #MassExtinctions, and #GlobalPandemics show that humans have overpopulated the environment.

    We've had a chance to avoid a population crash by implementing smart solutions.
    But our culture has messed with our politics and our science and no adequate solutions may happen

    #Overpopulation #Trump2

  32. AIUI biologists have repeatedly observed that when a species overpopulates it's environment one or more events result in a crash in the population numbers of that species.

    I think that #ClimateChange, #MassExtinctions, and #GlobalPandemics show that humans have overpopulated the environment.

    We've had a chance to avoid a population crash by implementing smart solutions.
    But our culture has messed with our politics and our science and no adequate solutions may happen

    #Overpopulation #Trump2

  33. AIUI biologists have repeatedly observed that when a species overpopulates it's environment one or more events result in a crash in the population numbers of that species.

    I think that #ClimateChange, #MassExtinctions, and #GlobalPandemics show that humans have overpopulated the environment.

    We've had a chance to avoid a population crash by implementing smart solutions.
    But our culture has messed with our politics and our science and no adequate solutions may happen

    #Overpopulation #Trump2

  34. AIUI biologists have repeatedly observed that when a species overpopulates it's environment one or more events result in a crash in the population numbers of that species.

    I think that #ClimateChange, #MassExtinctions, and #GlobalPandemics show that humans have overpopulated the environment.

    We've had a chance to avoid a population crash by implementing smart solutions.
    But our culture has messed with our politics and our science and no adequate solutions may happen

    #Overpopulation #Trump2

  35. AIUI biologists have repeatedly observed that when a species overpopulates it's environment one or more events result in a crash in the population numbers of that species.

    I think that #ClimateChange, #MassExtinctions, and #GlobalPandemics show that humans have overpopulated the environment.

    We've had a chance to avoid a population crash by implementing smart solutions.
    But our culture has messed with our politics and our science and no adequate solutions may happen

    #Overpopulation #Trump2

  36. Survival of the newest: The #mammals that survive #MassExtinctions aren't as 'boring' as scientists thought phys.org/news/2023-10-survival

    Derived #faunivores are the forerunners of major #synapsid radiations nature.com/articles/s41559-023

    "the species that survived aren't as generic as #scientists had thought: instead, having new and different traits can be the key to succeeding in the aftermath of a catastrophe."

  37. Survival of the newest: The #mammals that survive #MassExtinctions aren't as 'boring' as scientists thought phys.org/news/2023-10-survival

    Derived #faunivores are the forerunners of major #synapsid radiations nature.com/articles/s41559-023

    "the species that survived aren't as generic as #scientists had thought: instead, having new and different traits can be the key to succeeding in the aftermath of a catastrophe."

  38. Survival of the newest: The #mammals that survive #MassExtinctions aren't as 'boring' as scientists thought phys.org/news/2023-10-survival

    Derived #faunivores are the forerunners of major #synapsid radiations nature.com/articles/s41559-023

    "the species that survived aren't as generic as #scientists had thought: instead, having new and different traits can be the key to succeeding in the aftermath of a catastrophe."

  39. Survival of the newest: The #mammals that survive #MassExtinctions aren't as 'boring' as scientists thought phys.org/news/2023-10-survival

    Derived #faunivores are the forerunners of major #synapsid radiations nature.com/articles/s41559-023

    "the species that survived aren't as generic as #scientists had thought: instead, having new and different traits can be the key to succeeding in the aftermath of a catastrophe."

  40. Survival of the newest: The #mammals that survive #MassExtinctions aren't as 'boring' as scientists thought phys.org/news/2023-10-survival

    Derived #faunivores are the forerunners of major #synapsid radiations nature.com/articles/s41559-023

    "the species that survived aren't as generic as #scientists had thought: instead, having new and different traits can be the key to succeeding in the aftermath of a catastrophe."

  41. #NewPaper #Paleontology #MassExtinctions

    Thomas J Algeo, Jun Shen, Theory and classification of mass extinction causation, National Science Review, 2023;, nwad237, doi.org/10.1093/nsr/nwad237