“Open your eyes: We have failed. The climate crisis is now,” says the editorial board. Hear more about the threats of climate change, and some possible solutions.https://nyti.ms/3IHRmRp
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Cities blanketed in dust. Graveyards swallowed by the sea. For years, scientists have sounded the alarm. Now it’s here. Today, we are publishing “Postcards From a World on Fire,” a look at climate change in 193 countries. https://nyti.ms/3m2njdg pic.twitter.com/xkxUcyF9Wy
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Each place in the United States faces its own threats. What are the climate risks in the counties you care about? Click through to find out:https://nyti.ms/3GCIpqt
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In Barbados, Maria Marshall, a young climate activist, talks about “the smelly sargassum seaweed that we find blanketing the beaches, putting a barrier between me and what I love.” Watch her describe other issues her island faces. https://nyti.ms/3oRjmtG pic.twitter.com/T9Ws7eKgL2
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What does an extreme weather event look like? In Senegal, three months’ worth of rain fell on a single day in September 2020. http://nyti.ms/3oRjmtG pic.twitter.com/k076NTQcX2
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We need to think about the rising numbers of climate refugees, too. Bangkok, a city of more than 10 million people, might lose most of its metro area to sea level rise by the end of the century. http://nyti.ms/3oRjmtG pic.twitter.com/Lb5COUaF2f
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“The marbles do not talk, but it’s the same feeling that you have when you see someone suffering. It hurts very much.” Listen to Christos Zerefos, 77, speak about the threats to ancient Olympia in Greece. http://nyti.ms/3oRjmtG pic.twitter.com/WSMoye8toG
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Just how hot is it getting on our planet? The average yearly temperature in Croatia increased by 4.7°F between 1901 and 2020. http://nyti.ms/3oRjmtG pic.twitter.com/Sz1RLR8Vck
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This pig is believed to be the world’s oldest painting of an animal. But after more than 45,000 years, the image, on a cave wall in Sulawesi, Indonesia, may finally disappear because of hotter temperatures and extreme weather. http://nyti.ms/3oRjmtG pic.twitter.com/LY0DETxioN
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To learn more about the project, read this note from Opinion editor
@katiekings in our Opinion Today newsletter. “Climate change is already underway. At this point, we can’t stop it. But we can all work to limit the damage. We must.”https://nyti.ms/31TXRj1Show this thread -
Climate change is now. Take a look at how it is affecting 193 countries on Earth:https://nyti.ms/31L9WYk
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