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Veteran, Engineer, Climate Cassandra, Bike rider, Mountain Climber, WGA Screenwriter. Wrote MIRANDA'S VICTIM - on demand now.

Los Angeles, CA
Joined September 2011
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Breaking News! Code UFB!!! For the first time in recorded history, the 365-day running mean reached the Paris limit of 1.50°C in ERA5 data. The graph below shows the 365-day running mean, noting a few benchmarks we've hit along the way. Data: climatereanalyzer.org/clim/t…
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The scale of the blades of a wind turbine teapawt.net/i/status/1750406563402…
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This, folks, is why we already have no choice, but to implement multiple forms of solar reflection to tamp down heat for about a century. We need 30 years to get off of fossil fuels, and then we need at least another 100 to get carbon levels back under 350ppm. SRM or bust!
Here is a polynomial curve fit for the monthly surface temperature anomaly scatter plot from 1940 to 2023. Each dot shows one month's anomaly. Using this curve to forecast forward 36 months shows us breaking 1.5°C for good in 2025 and 1.6°C in 2026/27. Accelerated warming.
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Does anyone see a pattern here?
30.7°C in southern Spain today. The highest temperature ever recorded in Europe in January. That’s around the average maximum temperature here in July & August.
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"After months of advocacy and some difficult discussions..."
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Damn. That is a sharp turn for any high population trend line. Keep telling yourselves Covid is mild, folks. That abrupt turn ain't from nothin'
New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor: The number of people with a disability dramatically increased & hit a new record of 34 million in June 2023. #LongCovid is a mass disabling event.
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