How is this not lead news EVERY night?
#ClimateEmergency
#ExtinctionRebellionhttps://twitter.com/ProfRayWills/status/1185330190605357056 …
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First time in human history
Our planet's atmosphere CO2 baseline >415ppm
Not just recorded history
Not just prehistory
Not just 200k year of Homo sapiens
Not just 2m year evolution
Before Australopithecus emerged 8m yrs ago
Humans have no experience on a planet like this
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It's that trajectory that worries me, more than the level. How often is it updated? Still climbing at the same rate?
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And humans are baking this cake.
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Seems to be accelerating exponentially Ray The global average atmospheric carbon dioxide in 2018 was 407.4 parts per million https://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/climate-change-atmospheric-carbon-dioxide …
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Keeling Curve essentially 'live' here https://scripps.ucsd.edu/programs/keelingcurve/ … 415 record set mid-2019, will be bigger in 2020 and this https://youtu.be/Z43FQCSg4Ow pic.twitter.com/L9kw5P6eV8
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brilliant collection. Says it all. This one puzzles me: temp max was always +3, the red curve. Today +1.2. CO2 max 320, the grey curve. Today 413. CH4 max 380, the black curve. Today fracking 1870. How on earth can we expect not to exceed +3?pic.twitter.com/ogB1Hvo5OZ
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Please explain. We are being drawn in like lemmings. Why is Australia being blamed for everything when others have increased populations by so much thereby increasing methane. Why do all these numbers follow a 100 year cycle. The earth follows a 400 year eclyptic cycle as per
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Growing
#PNG red#bananas in#Melbourne#tropical#fruit production now possible across#Australia with less#frost in southern regions#cocofibre is#hydrophilic Captures moisture from#highhumidity So plant#palmtrees#palms create#topsoil where you live#ClimateAction
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I'd love to grow bananas but we're still getting the odd -4 to -6 overnight lows in west Gippsland winters. I lose a few plants to frost every year.
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