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Tony Blair’s staff took part in ‘Gaza Riviera’ project with BCG Former UK prime minister’s institute participated in meetings on plan to turn shattered enclave into trading hub

Zone Fever feeds off disaster; it doesn't matter where, Gaza or Brexit Britain. It's all about empire building via colonialism.
www.ft.com/content/0b1b...

We’re going to need a bigger scale..

The exceptional mediterranean heatwave continues with anomalies close to 8°C above average.

This is around 9 standard deviations above normal. 5 is considered an exceptional, once in a several thousand year event. This is EXTREME.

Farmer mindset of only restoring nature 'if paid to do so' - project manager Farmers are in the mindset that they should get paid to carry out environmental improvements, according to Donal Sheehan, project manager at the Biodiversity Regeneration in a Dairying Environment BRI...

"Evolution of results-based payments needs to happen so farmers who do more for nature are paid more."

Totally agree, but this MUST include the option of being paid handsomely to rewild.
www.agriland.ie/farming-news...

Just received news that 27 people have been arrested in Parliament Square under the Terrorism Act 2000 for holding signs saying "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action".
This is real police state behaviour.

I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.

GRMA Fontaines DC that was special x

Have you watched our shocking new investigative documentary 'Gaza: Doctors Under Attack'? The film the BBC refused to air? Gary Lineker has said the BBC should hang its head in shame.

Watch it here, via Zeteo: gazadoctors.film

Navigating the Decent, into the Abyss! I first became interested in the collapse of complex societies when back packing in Southeast Asia in 1980, then when visiting Mayan ruins in Central America in 1982.I was in Berlin one week before…

I first became interested in the collapse of complex societies when back packing in Southeast Asia in 1980, then when visiting Mayan ruins in Central America in 1982.

kevinhester.live/2025/05/27/n...

Here you go, an update to the 'daily warming stripes' for the global sea surface temperature anomaly, now current through May 22, 2025:

We'll never have Paris:

And it hardly even seems newsworthy, but the global mean surface temperature two days ago, on April 24th, hit a new record daily high according to ERA5 data.

The Climate 8-ball doesn't know who is in charge and is refusing to make predictions.

Looking up ...

Yesterday marks the first *daily* Mauna Loa reading above 431 ppm since record keeping began in 1958.

The Climate Casino put the Over/Under for the *monthly* max CO2 this year at 430.70 ppm. Stay tuned!

gml.noaa.gov/ccgg/trends/...

By removing 2023 and 2024 from the sea-surface temperature graphic, the ongoing f&%kery is even more apparanent.

Here is 1982-2022 v. 2025, with 2023 and 2024 omitted:

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The global temperature anomaly for April, 2025, came in at 1.51°C above the 1850-1900 pre-industrial baseline, making April, 2025 the second hottest on record since 1940, behind only 2024 (1.58°C).

The year-to-date anomaly is currently at 1.61°C above pre-industrial.

First three months of the year, Northern Hemisphere mid-latitude Sea Surface Temperatures for the past 170 years:

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Agree with 1.5°C this year or next.

I have 2.0°C on target for 2036.

YouTube video by Jesse Welles I Ain’t Got None of My Friends Left

Worth a second listen --

youtu.be/nQLWpPy_1eo?...

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On March 20th, 2025, the global mean surface temperature once again set a new daily record at 14.29°C, beating the previous daily record of 14.24°C set just last year.

The record global temperature should be short-lived as a global cool down is expected any day now.

Sometimes I really can't stand the forever hypernormalisation we live in. Sometimes it feels like events and history are rushing at us, through us. Sometimes just hanging on to what's happening today is hard.

UNBELIEVABLE HEAT IN THE CAUCASUS

Records destroyed by 7/8C margins
Above April records and some above May records!
No weather event in climatic history compared to this

MIN 18.4 Zakatala AZERBAIJAN MARCH HOTTEST NIGHT
17.1 Gyanja

GEORGIA Min 18.5 Bolnisi,18.0 Vashlovani >500m

Oh look, an executive order issued by the Trump administration on Friday night, March 14, calls for the elimination of the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the nation’s only federal agency for America’s libraries.

#collapse

A bus stop shelter the advert is c marks the rot delete your account with Elon musk doing the Nazi salute

Bus shelter advert all black and it says Elon musk is a bellend signed the UK

A bus shelter sign that says goes from 0 to 1939 in seconds Tesla the swasticar a picture of a Tesla and Elon musk doing a Nazi salute

A bus shelter advert Tesla THE SWASTICAR NOW WITH WHITE POWER STEERING picture of trump and musk and a Tesla

London is nailing the guerrilla ad campaign. Hilarious, effective, and a perfect mix of shame for Tesla owners and deterrence for potential buyers

Meanwhile over on the other place, rightwing free speech warriors (this guy is a former DeSantis campaign staffer) are calling for me to be denaturalized and deported because they don’t like my political speech. This is what fascism and racism looks like, folks.

'New research' finds that habitat fragmentation decreases biodiversity. I was reading papers that came to this same evidence-based conclusion in 1986. Are we doing anything about to prevent it from happening? Not really. 🌏

A reminder that NHS England was created in 2012 by David Cameron as a tool to help get Private Healthcare control over the NHS.

It was never necessary in any way.

Always should have been framed as a merger. The idiots wanted to look tough and decisive and ended up coming across as reckless and authoritarian.

Realising that even my beloved climate activist comrades weren't tuned into reality was really hard. I thought I'd found my tribe but that wasn't quite true. I hope you find some comfort tomorrow.

NOAA firings hit the birthplace of weather and climate forecasting Dismissed researchers were improving severe weather predictions

Hi - I'd like to share this story of what is happening at NOAA GFDL, where some of my colleagues and I worked until the mass firings at NOAA last week.

"...the birthplace of weather and climate forecasting"