PAD: Je tam siroky politicky konsenzus a stejne pritom maj emise na hlavu jako krava (treba 4x vetsi nez Indie) :)

TADEAS: není to někde online na sdílení? nedohledala jsem, dík

Severe Drought in the Czech Republic Visible From Space
https://scitechdaily.com/severe-drought-in-the-czech-republic-visible-from-space/



This map shows the average soil moisture conditions from April 10 to May 10, 2020. The map uses data from ESA’s SMOS satellite, the EU’s Copernicus Sentinel missions, along with data from NASA and the Japanese space agency

SHEFIK: otazka je ci si vedia sami ten grafen produkovat alebo sa spoliehaju na dodavky zo sirokej plejady grafenovych firiem https://www.graphene-info.com/companies-list/graphene-producers

Srovnávací studie z Leedsu vybírá nejefektivnější přístupy, jak snížit emise jednotlivce a domácností - Ekolist.cz
https://ekolist.cz/...edsu-vybira-nejefektivnejsi-pristupy-jak-snizit-emise-jednotlivce-a-domacnosti

snad to neni kachna, jinak tu mame bateriovou revoluci

Investors bet $27.5 million that Nanotech Energy’s graphene battery breakthrough is the real thing – pv magazine International
https://www.pv-magazine.com/...hat-nanotech-energys-graphene-battery-breakthrough-is-the-real-thing/

novy podklady k eroi

US Wind Power Plants Show Little Decline With Age | CleanTechnica
https://cleantechnica.com/2020/05/25/us-wind-power-plants-show-little-decline-with-age/

The Annual Greenhouse Gas Index (AGGI) by @NOAA has been updated for 2019. More information on methodology: https://t.co/cfkw9w1VRw

It is now up to a 45% increase in the influence of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere since 1990 (AGGI = 1.451; heat trapping) https://t.co/2cJ73FSh4U

#Arctic sea ice extent is statistically tied for the 2nd lowest on record for the date (JAXA data).

• about 390,000 km² less the 2010s mean
• about 890,000 km² less the 2000s mean
• about 1,330,000 km² less the 1990s mean
• about 1,770,000 km² less the 1980s mean https://t.co/gkm2ridfrR

zombie fires

Parts of Siberia are hotter than Washington, with temperatures nearly 40 degrees above average
https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2020/05/22/siberia-heat-wave/

Russian officials have stated they expect the summer will potentially be the hottest the region has seen, with an unusually destructive fire season. Fires in the vast forests of Siberia burned 7 million acres last year, an area larger than the state of Maryland, and sent smoke drifting around the world.

This year, 1.5 million acres have burned. Mark Parrington, a senior scientist at the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) in Reading, England, said via email that fire-related emissions around the Arctic Circle and Siberia’s Sakha Republic have not exceeded average data from 2003 through 2019.

However, Labe said there have been trends of fires showing up shortly after snow cover melts, which is a topic of discussion in the fire science community. Some scientists are noting how quickly the hot spots are showing up on satellite imagery and questioning whether these are actually “zombie fires” from last summer that survived the winter by burning in layers of vegetation under the snow.

Climate velocity reveals increasing exposure of deep-ocean biodiversity to future warming
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-020-0773-5

We find that contemporary (1955–2005) climate velocities are faster in the deep ocean than at the surface. Moreover, projected climate velocities in the future (2050–2100) are faster for all depth layers, except at the surface, under the most aggressive GHG mitigation pathway considered (representative concentration pathway, RCP 2.6). This suggests that while mitigation could limit climate change threats for surface biodiversity, deep-ocean biodiversity faces an unavoidable escalation in climate velocities, most prominently in the mesopelagic (200–1,000 m). To optimize opportunities for climate adaptation among deep-ocean communities, future open-ocean protected areas must be designed to retain species moving at different speeds at different depths under climate change while managing non-climate threats, such as fishing and mining.

development forever

It’s an order from the Kremlin: shipping on Northern Sea Route to reach 80 million tons by 2024 | The Independent Barents Observer
https://thebarentsobserver.com/...-kremlin-shipping-northern-sea-route-increase-80-million-tons-2024

The Northern Sea Route will be the key to the development of the Russian Arctic and the regions of the Far East. By 2025, its traffic will increase tenfold, to 80 million tons,» Putin underlined.

The president’s ambitions for the NSR significantly exceeds estimates previously presented by the country’s Ministry of Natural Resources. A memo from the ministry says that shipping volumes could increase to 67 million tons by 2025 and to 72 million tons in 2030. Half of it will be LNG, and much of it will be shipped eastwards through the ice-covered waters of the Russian east Arctic

Only about five months after it opened, the Yamal LNG announced that volumes shipped out through the ice-covered waters had exceeded two million tons of liquified natural gas.

Another substantial part of the goods increase on the NSR will be coal. According to company VostokCoal, as much as 30 million tons of high-quality coal is to be extracted annually by 2025 from the Taybass basin in Taymyr Peninsula. Already in 2019, production will amount to ten million tons, the company has said.