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Unit: abril de 2011
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    18 juny 2015

    My favorite part of Pope Francis’ encyclical: A new prayer to help us commune with Nature:

    140 respostes 1.504 retuits A 3.037 els agrada
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    Jose, don't do this.

    17 respostes 76 retuits A 95 els agrada
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    Irma-related power outages, 11pm: FL: 6,220,000 PR & USVI: ~1,000,000 GA: 900,000 NC: 135,000 SC: 64,000 AL: 25,000 Total: >8.3 million.

    6 respostes 48 retuits A 41 els agrada
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    Irma is now the worst weather-related power outage in US history, beating Sandy (8.1 million in 17 states).

    Current Irma-related power outages: Florida: 6,500,000 Georgia: 1,000,000 South Carolina: 720,000 Alabama: 40,000 Total: >8.2 million.
    17 respostes 349 retuits A 270 els agrada
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    Current Irma-related power outages: Florida: 6,500,000 Georgia: 1,000,000 South Carolina: 720,000 Alabama: 40,000 Total: >8.2 million.

    20 respostes 326 retuits A 232 els agrada
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    7.5M customers without power right now in Florida and Georgia alone. Roughly on par with Sandy, and one of the worst outages in US history.

    Florida Hurricane Power Outage Numbers as of 9/11/2017 18:00 PM ET. PDF at:
    3 respostes 51 retuits A 42 els agrada
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    This is how big Irma was: Historic flooding in Jacksonville, 500 miles away from its initial landfall in the Keys.

    This is an incident of historic proportions. The St. Johns River has not seen these flooding levels since 1846.
    5 respostes 99 retuits A 92 els agrada
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    We're only doomed to catastrophic climate chaos to the extent we can't talk honestly about the need for disruptive changes.

    15 respostes 159 retuits A 295 els agrada
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    fa 9 hores

    This from is real reporting on the science of climate-altered hurricanes.

    41 retuits A 38 els agrada
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    fa 6 hores

    "Instead of dealing with the cause, we will ignore it entirely, while being very upset about the effect."

    Bossert: "We continue to take climate change seriously, not the cause of it, but what we can see right now.”
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    fa 10 hores

    1) There will be no climate change "holy shit" moment. That's sort of the problem. It's a creeping change in an immediate society.

    We’re in the middle of a climate change “holy shit” moment. That’s scary, but hopeful: We know what we need to do.
    11 respostes 40 retuits A 83 els agrada
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    fa 8 hores

    "We knew a time like this was coming": on "climate change disasters" (this Twitter account features).

    3 respostes 27 retuits A 50 els agrada
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    After Harvey and Irma, America has a choice: Rebuild the same old way, or start creating the world we need.

    26 respostes 205 retuits A 282 els agrada
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    Welcome to the “xenotopia”: A strange new world that is defined by change.

    4 respostes 39 retuits A 83 els agrada
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    fa 9 hores

    Via Suomi NPP, what the power situation was like overnight in S. Flo (top) vs a Normal night (bottom)

    6 respostes 130 retuits A 103 els agrada
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    fa 8 hores

    Drunk on , ? Just keep spinning, just keep spinning (away from land!)

    4 respostes 27 retuits A 46 els agrada
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    fa 9 hores

    This is excellent and you should read it

    Why Hurricane Irma wasn’t far worse, and how close it came to catastrophe:
    4 respostes 30 retuits A 53 els agrada
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    fa 13 hores

    You know who else says it's time to talk about climate change? Island nations who have bore the brunt of disasters

    When is the time to talk about climate change? Scientists say right now.
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    We knew a time like this was coming. And now it’s here.

    5 respostes 62 retuits A 97 els agrada
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    Wow. Jacksonville, FL is experiencing a record coastal flood right now from Irma—and the water is still rising. JAX is 500mi from Key West.

    Proving how difficult and damaging water can be. Record flooding in Jacksonville, FL continues. St Johns river unable to empty.
    1 resposta 81 retuits A 54 els agrada
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    Now up to 7M customers without power in Florida & Georgia alone. Nearly 2/3rds the entire state of Florida. (Sandy = 8.1M in 17 states)

    Florida Hurricane Power Outage Numbers as 9/11/2017 11:51 AM
    1 resposta 58 retuits A 34 els agrada

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