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    TUHOKlimaticka zmena / Destroying the Future Is the Most Cost-Effective


    "Given the sheer enormity of climate change, it’s okay to be depressed, to grieve. But please, don’t stay there too long. Join me in pure, unadulterated, righteous anger."


    "I don’t want your hope. I don’t want you to be hopeful. ... I want you to act. Once you start to act, the hope is everywhere."

    "Our best scientists tell us insistently that a calamity is unfolding, that the life-support systems of the Earth are being damaged in ways that threaten our survival. Yet in the face of these facts we carry on as usual."

    Rostouci hladiny oceanu, zmena atmosferickeho proudeni, zmeny v distribuci srazek a sucha. Zmeny karbonoveho, fosforoveho a dusikoveho cyklu, okyselovani oceanu. Jake jsou bezpecnostni rizika a jake potencialni klady dramatickych zmen fungovani zemskeho systemu?
    Ale take jak funguji masove dezinformacni kampane ropneho prumyslu a boj o verejne mineni na prahu noveho klimatickeho rezimu post-holocenu.
    rozbalit záhlaví
    TADEAS
    TADEAS --- ---
    TADEAS: aneb naznaky klimatickeho povstani, pro mainstream levicova anarchie.


    We can no longer afford the rich.
    We can initiate the end of the imperial lifestyle.
    We can stop the plundering of the Earth.
    In the greed for energy, the Earth is being drained, sucked dry, burned, abused, razed, raped, and destroyed. Entire regions are rendered uninhabitable by the heat. They simply burn up. Or habitats disappear beneath the waves during floods or due to rising sea levels.
    Shutting down fossil fuel power plants is a task that can be accomplished by hand. Have courage.
    We know we must interrupt this destruction. We know we are not alone. Don't give up hope for a world where life has space, not the greed for money, power, and destruction.

    ...

    Last year, the CO₂ concentration in the atmosphere rose to 423.9 parts per million, a value that surpasses all previous records. At the same time, climate scientists agree that the massive transatlantic ocean currents will collapse sooner or later due to global warming. This collapse of ocean currents, which has so far afforded the North a mild climate, is only one part of the catastrophe that awaits us. The extent of this devastation is simply ignored, abstracted, and discussed at global climate conferences until the scale of the destruction disappears into tables and declarations of intent.
    But the insatiable hunger for energy is eating its way through the Earth's crust and our lives, among other things to feed artificial intelligence, which then spouts stereotypes and absurdities, confusing, disorienting, and/or manipulating us. Meanwhile, with each new "learning" of the AI ​​using previous data, language, expression, and vitality are increasingly reduced, mutilated, and limited.

    ...

    We don't claim to know the way out. But we do know we must stop this destruction. Hedonism can no longer hold us captive once we've tasted the sweat of fear that spreads when there's no way out. No going forward, no going back. Only the horror of where we, as humanity, have ended up. When the question falls back on us, what did you actually do to prevent what was coming? You saw it coming, the survivors, the next generations, ask us. Please don't bring up the political parties. Please don't bring up the brown-shirted alternatives in pinstriped suits and dresses. And not the Greens or the Left either. Don't bring up the economy, whose free market will supposedly solve the problem. Economics and politics deal with death every day. With dictatorships and butchers. Their concerns vanish into thin air when it comes to satisfying our energy needs, for example. Russia is still supplying gas to Europe via Nord Stream 1. And the US wants Venezuela's oil. That's why military attacks are now taking place. And fracked gas arrives by ship from all over the world. Currently, 79% comes from the USA! Fracking is extremely environmentally damaging in its production. Even during extraction, a methane loss of 6 to 10 percent is assumed, which further warms the atmosphere.

    95% of the gas burned in Germany is imported. At climate summits, only tactical lip service is forthcoming because the oil-producing countries are not interested in climate protection but in money. Because the major cities base their policies on money and growth, lobbyists in Europe are being handed the end of the combustion engine phase-out.

    For example, the German Minister of Economic Affairs, Katharina Reiche, was State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Transport, a lobbyist for the Association of Municipal Enterprises (VKM), and a manager at the E.ON subsidiary Westenergie. Minister Reiche presents herself as a supporter of hydrogen but primarily relies on natural gas. She intends to issue tenders for additional gas-fired power plants with a capacity of 10 gigawatts, which are to be connected to the grid by 2031, corresponding to approximately 25 new power plants. 20 billion euros are earmarked for these new gas-fired power plants.

    Reiche would prefer to postpone Germany's climate neutrality target from 2045 to 2050 anyway.

    The main culprits behind human-induced climate destruction are not those who suffer the most, those who pay with their health and their lives. The people of the Global South are already paying the highest price. The countries of the Global North, and soon China among others, are deciding the fate of everyone. China, as a communist, racist, and patriarchal dictatorship, can use "rare earth elements" to blackmail countries that don't toe the line, gradually weaving countries, cultures, and political systems into the cocoon of this new dictatorial world power. Over 85% of the world's refined "rare earth elements" come from China. And it is the rich who are the problem. It is the super-rich who are setting the world ablaze. In the East, in the West, in the South, and in the North. Sixty percent of the super-rich's investments worldwide go into gas and oil. And around 300 super-rich countries emit more CO₂ than the 110 poorest countries in the world. These criminals know it. They don't care. Their greed for even more wealth and power sets the standard by which everyone else follows
    TUHO
    TUHO --- ---
    Boze :-/

    SatWorld
    @or_bit_eye
    🔴⚠️🌀🇮🇩Catastrophic aftermath of #Cyclonesenyar in #Sumatra: 442 died,404 still missing, more than 1 M people affected by the first cyclone formed in the Malacca strait. ⬇️Northern #Aceh with devastating #floods covering 500km2 in #Sentinel2 view of Nov.29 #ClimateEmergency

    https://x.com/or_bit_eye/status/1995282318685311030/photo/1
    SHEFIK
    SHEFIK --- ---
    Po Vietnam floods prichazi jeste vetsi klimaticky blockbuster

    Evakuaci po elektrickem vedeni jsem jeste nevidel, ale treba to jednou dorazi i k nam :)

    https://x.com/WeatherMonitors/status/1993265408665673950?t=7e9vOrcrYtlwjxUTHRJDlQ&s=19

    It’s a very serious situation, as floodwaters in Hat Yai, Songkhla Province, Thailand have surged to 1.5–3 meters, forcing authorities to evacuate both residents and tourists.

    https://x.com/volcaholic1/status/1993348170760253511?t=InmJ9qgR4yM-nGhY8Jq66Q&s=19

    Listen to the cries for help! 💔

    This is not just a flood. This is record-breaking.

    Southern Thailand has been hit by unprecedented rainfall, with some areas seeing “1-in-300-year” levels of rain.

    Entire neighbourhoods are submerged, vital roads are destroyed, and families are being evacuated.

    This isn’t a typical monsoon. This is a crisis.
    CHOSIE
    CHOSIE --- ---
    The 2025 state of the climate report: a planet on the brink
    We are hurtling toward climate chaos. The planet's vital signs are flashing red. The consequences of human-driven alterations of the
    climate are no longer future threats but are here now. This unfolding emergency stems from failed foresight, political inaction,
    unsustainable economic systems, and misinformation. Almost every corner of the biosphere is reeling from intensifying heat, storms,
    floods, droughts, or fires. The window to prevent the worst outcomes is rapidly closing.
    Key Highlights
    • The year 2024 set a new mean global surface temperature record, signaling an escalation of climate upheaval.

    • Currently, 22 of 34 planetary vital signs are at record levels.

    • Warming may be accelerating, likely driven by reduced aerosol cooling, strong cloud feedbacks, and a darkening planet.

    • The human enterprise is driving ecological overshoot. Population, livestock, meat consumption, and gross domestic
    product are all at record highs, with an additional approximately 1.3 million humans and 0.5 million ruminants added weekly.

    • In 2024, fossil fuel energy consumption hit a record high, with coal, oil, and gas all at peak levels. Combined solar and
    wind consumption also set a new record but was 31 times lower than fossil fuel energy consumption.

    • So far, in 2025, atmospheric carbon dioxide is at a record level, likely worsened by a sudden drop in land carbon uptake
    partly due to El Niño and intense forest fires.

    • Global fire-related tree cover loss reached an all-time high, with fires in tropical primary forest up 370% over 2023,
    fueling rising emissions and biodiversity loss.

    • Ocean heat content reached a record high, contributing to the largest coral bleaching event ever recorded,
    affecting 84% of reef area.

    • So far, in 2025, Greenland and Antarctic ice mass are at record lows. The Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheets
    may be passing tipping points, potentially committing the planet to meters of sea-level rise.

    • Deadly and costly disasters surged, with Texas flooding killing at least 135 people, the California wildfires alone
    exceeding US$250 billion in damages, and climate-linked disasters since 2000 globally reaching more than US$18 trillion.

    • Climate change is endangering thousands of wild animal species; more than 3500 species are now at risk and
    there is new evidence of climate-related animal population collapses.

    • The Atlantic meridional overturning circulation is weakening, threatening major climate disruptions.

    • Climate change is already affecting water quality and availability, undermining agricultural productivity, sustainable
    water management, and increasing the risk of water-related conflict.

    • A dangerous hothouse Earth trajectory may now be more likely due to accelerated warming, self-reinforcing
    feedbacks, and tipping points.

    • Climate change mitigation strategies are available, cost effective, and urgently needed. From forest protection
    and renewables to plant-rich diets, we can still limit warming if we act boldly and quickly.

    • Social tipping points can drive rapid change. Even small, sustained nonviolent movements can shift public
    norms and policy, highlighting a vital path forward amid political gridlock and ecological crisis.

    • There is a need for systems change that links individual technical approaches with broader societal
    transformation, governance, policies, and social movements.
    Figure 1.Time series of climate-related human activities. In panel (f), tree cover loss does not account for forest gain
    and includes loss due to any cause. For panel (h), statistics are based on total energy supply (Energy Institute 2025);
    hydroelectricity and nuclear energy are shown in supplemental figure S2. Sources and additional details about each
    variable are provided in supplemental file S1.

    Figure 2.Time series of climate-related responses. For surface temperature anomaly (d), estimates based on a
    segmented linear regression model are shown in gray (prior to 2010) and black (beginning in 2010). For area burned
    (o), the black horizontal lines show changepoint model estimates, which indicate abrupt shifts (supplemental figure S3).
    For other variables with relatively high variability, local regression trendlines are shown in black. The variables were
    measured at various frequencies (e.g., annual, monthly, weekly). The labels on the x-axis correspond to midpoints of years.
    Sources and additional details about each variable are provided in supplemental file S1.


    https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/advance-article/doi/10.1093/biosci/biaf149/8303627
    TADEAS
    TADEAS --- ---
    povodnove povstani :)

    ‘Still angry’: more than 50,000 protest in Valencia on first anniversary of floods | Spain | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/oct/25/still-angry-more-than-50000-protest-in-valencia-on-first-anniversary-of-floods
    SHEFIK
    SHEFIK --- ---
    Toplist pro priznivce checklistu. Od pohledu uz budem nejmin za tretinou, lokalni stastlivci budou mit za chvili bingo

    Top 40 Impacts of Climate Change

    1. Acid rain
    2. Algae blooms
    3. Ash & smoke
    4. Bees dying & pollination loss
    5. Climate refugees & migration
    6. Coral bleaching
    7. Crop failures
    8. Deforestation
    9. Desertification
    10. Disease, pandemics (plants & animals)
    11. Droughts
    12. Drying up of lakes, rivers, wells, springs
    13. Earth axis shift
    14. Earthquakes, Tsunamis, Volcanoes
    15. Extreme cold
    16. Financial/bank/stock collapse
    17. Fires
    18. Floods
    19. Food & water riots
    20. Hazardous, smoke-filled & polluted air
    21. Heat waves: frequency, power, duration
    22. Hunger, famine & starvation
    23. Infrastructure collapse
    24. Melting Antarctic & Greenland land ice
    25. Melting Arctic & Antarctic sea ice / Blue Ocean Event
    26. Melting glaciers (drinking water crisis)
    27. Methane bomb (Siberian permafrost methane & Clathrates from ESAS)
    28. Nuclear plant meltdown
    29. Ocean acidification & deoxygenation
    30. Ozone layer depletion
    31. Permafrost thaw
    32. Price instability & inflation
    33. Reanimated bacteria/viruses
    34. Sea level rise (e.g. Thwaites glacier)
    35. Shutdown of AMOC, SMOC
    36. Species extinction (100+/day)
    37. Storms — more frequent, power, duration
    38. Supply chain & transportation collapse
    39. Unemployment & poverty
    40. War, extremism, fascism & terrorism

    Top 40 Impacts of Climate Change – Watching the World Go Bye
    https://climatecasino.net/2021/10/top-40-impacts-of-climate-change/
    SHEFIK
    SHEFIK --- ---
    Hong Kong has just experienced its wettest August day on record.

    Roughly the same amount of rain fell in 17 hours that London gets on average in six months.

    Flash floods and landslides were reported, and 12000 lightning strikes accompanied the rainstorm.

    https://x.com/bbcweather/status/1952823207905448365?t=pWrkkgd5oV5x_-n4Rwg-jw&s=19
    SHEFIK
    SHEFIK --- ---
    New Yorkers and millions of others in the Northeast have faced flash floods for the second time in two weeks as severe thunderstorms and torrential downpours slammed the East Coast.

    Some workers in NY and New Jersey were sent home early Thursday afternoon ahead of the evening commute. The city’s emergency management agency urged people to avoid unnecessary travel, warning that street, basement, and transit flooding were possible. States of emergency were declared in New York and New Jersey as the storms arrived.

    NYC and NJ weather: States of emergency declared as millions in Northeast drenched by heavy rain | The Independent
    https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/new-york-nyc-new-jersey-flash-flooding-state-of-emergency-b2800123.html
    SHEFIK
    SHEFIK --- ---
    2025 is quickly becoming “The Year of the Flood” in the United States.

    So far, 3,358 Flash Flood Warnings have been issued, over 250 more than the next closest year to date.

    The US has already surpassed its annual average for flash flood reports, with more than double the typical number seen by this point in the year.

    The Texas floods, which have tragically claimed at least 145 lives, are now the deadliest non-tropical cyclone-related flood event in the US since 1976.

    Abnormally high levels of atmospheric moisture are expected to persist over the Central and Eastern US for the next two weeks, so expect more flooding.

    https://x.com/US_Stormwatch/status/1947012757729227095?t=WNpA8oBqVf1xrsDlXyEb8g&s=19
    XCHAOS
    XCHAOS --- ---
    A ‘Himalayan tsunami’ has just devastated Nepal. It should be a wake-up call | The Independent
    https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/nepal-glacial-burst-collapse-floods-border-b2789199.html
    TADEAS
    TADEAS --- ---
    How climate crisis makes rainstorms that flooded New York more common | New York | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jul/16/new-york-floods-storm-climate-change
    SHEFIK
    SHEFIK --- ---
    https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/07/15/nyregion/new-york-jersey-floods

    The heavy rain flooded parts of the New York City subway, and delayed dozens of flights. Flash flood warnings were issued from Virginia to Pennsylvania.
    TADEAS
    TADEAS --- ---
    počasí

    the least heavy rainfall in the next 20 years

    Greece’s Aegean islands reel from ‘lake of mud’ flash floods before Easter rush | Greece | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/apr/04/greece-aegean-islands-flash-floods-mud-rainfall-easter-tourists
    XCHAOS
    XCHAOS --- ---
    Outback deluge pushes Queensland towns to the brink: ‘Out here it’s drought or floods’ | Flooding | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/mar/31/outback-deluge-pushes-queensland-towns-to-the-brink-out-here-its-drought-or-floods
    Spíš povodně, než sucho. A ano, mluvilo se o tom, že teplejší vzduch pojme víc vlhkosti.... čistě fyzikálně. Dokud občas spadne zase dolů, není to ale to nejhorší, co může nastat.
    SHEFIK
    SHEFIK --- ---
    Farmers Sue Agriculture Department Over 'Purge' of Climate Information - Newsweek
    https://www.newsweek.com/farmers-sue-agriculture-department-climate-information-government-website-2035619

    Gillingham told Newsweek that many farmers rely on the USDA site for information on climate-smart farming practices and technical assistance for grants and loans designed to help farmers adapt to climate impacts such as drought, floods and changes in growing seasons.
    ...
    This isn't a political agenda," Gillingham said. "We're trying to feed the country, and to take science and information and potential funding resources away from farmers is ludicrous."

    The nonprofit environmental group Earthjustice filed a suit Monday on behalf of the organic farming association and two environmental organizations, the Environmental Working Group and the Natural Resources Defense Council.

    Earthjustice associate attorney Jeffrey Stein said that following an executive order by President Donald Trump reversing climate policies, the USDA began removing climate-related interactive tools, data sets, guides and policy statements.
    TADEAS
    TADEAS --- ---
    Ecology of Fear - Wikipedia
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecology_of_Fear

    Ecology of Fear: Los Angeles and the Imagination of Disaster is a 1998 book by Mike Davis examining how contemporary Los Angeles is portrayed in the popular media.[1][2][3][4] The book investigates the relationship between natural disasters and social injustices in Southern California. The author explores the history of urbanization in the area and how it has disregarded environmental common sense. The book also examines the intersection between social issues and the perception of natural disorder


    ...


    Mike Davis, about thirty years ago: "Malibu, meanwhile, is the wildfire capital of North America and, possibly, the world. Fire here has a relentless staccato rhythm, syncopated by landslides and floods. The rugged 22-mile-long coastline is scourged, on the average, by a large fire (one thousand acres plus) every two and a half years, and the entire surface area of the western Santa Monica Mountains has been burnt three times over the twentieth century. At least once a decade a blaze in the chaparral grows into a terrifying firestorm consuming hundreds of homes in an inexorable advance across the mountains to the sea. Since 1970 five such holocausts have destroyed more than one thousand luxury residences and inflicted more than $1 billion in property damage. Some unhappy homeowners have been burnt out twice in a generation, and there are individual patches of coastline or mountain, especially between Point Dume and Tuna Canyon, that have been incinerated as many as eight times since 1930.

    "From the time of the Tapias, the owners of Rancho Malibu had recognized that the region’s extraordinary fire hazard was shaped, in large part, by the uncanny alignment of its coastal canyons with the annual “fire winds” from the north: the notorious Santa Anas, which blow primarily between Labor Day and Thanksgiving, just before the first rains. Born from high-pressure areas over the Great Basin and Colorado Plateau, the Santa Anas become hot and dry as they descend avalanche-like into Southern California. The San Fernando Valley acts as a giant bellows, sometimes fanning the Santa Anas to hurricane velocity as they roar seaward through the narrow canyons and rugged defiles of the Santa Monica Mountains. Add a spark to the dense, dry vegetation on such an occasion and the hillsides will explode in uncontrollable wildfire."
    SHEFIK
    SHEFIK --- ---
    With more than 177K homes without electricity and multiple floods, #StormDarragh had an heavy impact on Ireland and UK,slamming with wind gusts over 150km/h.Now Darragh has reached France, reporting winds up to 180km/h.⬇️last 24hrs of MTGI1 (meteosat-12)

    @tonyveco.bsky.social on Bluesky
    https://bsky.app/profile/tonyveco.bsky.social/post/3lcqjimoelc2r

    Storm Darragh havoc not over yet as strong winds continue across UK | Extreme weather | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/dec/07/storm-darragh-strong-winds-uk-weather
    TUHO
    TUHO --- ---
    After catastrophic floods engulfed Valencia last month, killing more than 200 people, it might seem counterintuitive to think about water shortages. But as the torrents of filthy water swept through towns and villages, people were left without electricity, food supplies – and drinking water. “It was brutal: cars, chunks of machinery, big stones, even dead bodies were swept along in the water. It gushed into the ground floor of buildings, into little shops, bakeries, hairdressers, the English school, bars: all were destroyed. This was climate change for real, climate change in capital letters,” says Josep de la Rubia of Valencia’s Ecologists in Action, describing the scene in the satellite towns south of the Valencian capital.

    In the aftermath, hundreds of thousands of people were reliant on emergency tankers of water or donations of bottled water from citizen volunteers. Within a fortnight, the authorities had reconnected the tap water of 90% of the 850,000 people in affected areas, but all were advised to boil it before drinking it or to use bottled water. Across the region, 100 sewage treatment plants were damaged; in some areas, human waste seeped into flood waters, dead animals were swept into rivers and sodden rubbish and debris piled up. Valencia is on the brink of a sanitation crisis.

    ‘It’s not drought - it’s looting’: the Spanish villages where people are forced to buy back their own drinking water | Water | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2024/nov/23/spanish-villages-people-forced-to-buy-back-own-drinking-water-drought-flood
    XCHAOS
    XCHAOS --- ---
    asi je to dezinfo
    Disinformation narratives on dam demolitions in Valencia - Maldita.es
    https://maldita.es/clima/20241104/dams-reservoirs-removed-floods-valencia/
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