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“So get this: the world’s coral reefs disappear at 1.5C. We are past 1.5C now and heading for 2C “

(8) Roger Hallam on X: “So get this: the world’s coral reefs disappear at 1.5C. We are past 1.5C now and heading for 2C THEY ARE DONE. The point is not “OMG all those lovely colourful things we see on David Attenborough are going to go” No The point is 25% of the world’s fish will disappear as well.… https://t.co/zarU1LQX8n” / X

Corals appeared in the oceans 540 million years ago with much higher levels of CO2 and much higher temperatures.

“If greenhouse gas emissions continue unabated, land temperatures will rise so substantially that large areas of Earth will become inhabitable. That’s according to new research by an international team of scientists, published May 26, 2020, in the peer-reviewed journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Correspondingly, according to this new research, the area of Earth’s land surface occupied by inhospitably hot temperatures greater than 84 degrees F (29 degrees C) on average can be expected to rise from a current level of 0.8% today to 19% in 2070.”

Will large parts of Earth be too hot for people in 50 years? | Earth | EarthSky

Climate change study predicts refugees fleeing into Antarctica – Telegraph

Why Antarctica will soon be the only place to live – literally – Environment – The Independent

Chinese AI DeepSeek says there has been a significant increase in the number of 90F and 95F days in the US, including Pennsylvania.

NOAA data shows a decrease in the number of 90F and 95F days in the US and Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania – State Climate Summaries 2022

Wyoming – State Climate Summaries 2022

The percentage of stations reaching 90F during the year, as well as the percent of days over 90F and 95F have all declined.

A four minute tutorial showing how to analyze stock data at app.visitech.ai

The billionaires who are buying up Miami and Fort Lauderdale property are financing propaganda that it will drown soon.

Mar-a-Lago among swathes of US predicted to be underwater by 2100… use our map to see if YOUR home’s at risk | Daily Mail Online

The Guardian has announced that President Trump is the first female president.

After his executive order on sex, is Trump legally the first female president? | Arwa Mahdawi | The Guardian

Grok says :

“there are claims on social media platforms like X, where some users argue that 1934 was the hottest year before alleged data tampering by NOAA and NASA, though these assertions are not supported by the scientific consensus or official government data. The summer of 2021 also tied with the Dust Bowl summer of 1936 for the warmest on record in the U.S., highlighting the variability and the impact of climate change on record temperatures”

Here is the official government data :

NASA 1999

NASA 2019

The average daily maximum temperature in the US during summer 2021 was 37th highest and 3F cooler than 1936. The percent of days above 90F during summer 1921 was 50th highest since 1895.

So far this month the percent of days in the US above freezing has been eighth lowest on record, and lowest since 1979

A discovery showing that Montana was much warmer 6,000 years ago, is evidence of dramatic warming.

“The forest, which endured for centuries before cooling temperatures forced it to retreat downslope, was sealed under ice approximately 5,500 years ago due to a shift in summer solar radiation and subsequent volcanic cooling.

“This is pretty dramatic evidence of ecosystem change due to temperature warming. It’s an amazing story of how dynamic these systems are,” said David McWethy, one of the study’s authors and an associate professor in Michigan State University (MSU’s) Department of Earth Sciences.”

Fossilized frozen forest discovered in the US under thawing tundra – Earth.com

Michael Mann promised to stop contaminating Twitter with his propaganda after January 20, but he seems to be unable to keep his promises.

(1) Prof Michael E. Mann (@MichaelEMann) / X

Every ten years the New York Times announces the end of snow, or the endless summer.

Opinion | The End of Snow – The New York Times

Opinion | The End of Snow? – The New York Times

With Warmer Weather, Different Decisions to Make – The New York Times

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