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Experts say wildfires are burning hotter in Europe and North America, less so in Asia and Africa. But climate change is making fires more intense overall: “It’s not a question of whether our landscapes are going to burn, it’s the question of when they’re going to burn” @AP
Cool graphic, scary numbers: "As westerly wind bursts continue, more warming is expected. The peak subsurface anomaly could soon exceed +10°C."
El Niño: The equatorial Pacific continues to warm beneath the surface, with the peak subsurface temperature anomaly reaching +8.6°C — the highest of the event so far.
As westerly wind bursts continue, more warming is expected. The peak subsurface anomaly could soon exceed +10°C.
Who says wind and solar can't do the job? Oh yeah...
20 years ago almost all of New Mexico's electricity generation came from coal and gas.
In April of this year, that share dropped to 31%. This was the lowest share ever recorded, as wind and solar surged to 69%.
April 2006: 94%
April 2016: 78%
April 2026: 31%
Wait you mean burning fossil fuels is behind this? Don't hear much about that on network news.
But hey, at least Big Oil is announcing record Q2 profits