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John Steinbeck: Burned Books, FBI and Nobel Prize Surveilled by the FBI for over 40 years, his books publicly burned. John Steinbeck's story reveals the true face of America, long before MAGA.

Our friend Matt just dropped a fascinating article about the life and work of John Steinbeck. What's really interesting is how he draws a clear line between what Steinbeck went through and what led to the MAGA madness we're seeing today.

Even with La Niña fading ocean temperatures remain unusually high especially around New Zealand which reinforces how persistent the underlying warming signal has become and why short term variability no longer offers real relief

This highlights how extreme rainfall is becoming a repeated risk not a rare event and recovery efforts are being overtaken by new impacts which shows the need for stronger climate resilience and early action

This shows how climate impacts are no longer abstract but are reshaping real lives forcing people to leave homes and rebuild from loss while highlighting the urgent need for prevention not just response

This shows climate change is already about daily survival not future projections and what parts of Africa are facing today is a clear warning of what unchecked warming leads to

If climate responsibility is serious then transparency accountability and limits on luxury emissions have to be part of the conversation not just messaging

What actually changes outcomes is ending subsidies enforcing fair taxation regulating private aviation and making high emitters pay their true social cost

Canada has done this before and it shows that policy leadership can push markets toward cleaner technology without waiting for voluntary change

This is a reminder that the climate crisis is being driven by cumulative emissions not isolated events and delaying action only locks in higher risk for the future

If reliability and efficiency truly matter then reducing unnecessary private jet use has to be part of the discussion

Situations like this are increasingly consistent with a climate system that is losing its old stabilizing patterns and becoming more volatile

Protecting ecosystems now requires looking honestly at all contributing factors and prioritizing long term ecological balance over short term human use

The weakening of La Niña with warm waters surrounding it suggests increasing instability in the system

Aligning economic planning with climate science is no longer optional it is essential for stability resilience and long term prosperity

Asking what the energy is actually for exposes whether it serves public good resilience and equity or simply reinforces extractive models

When large areas show this level of deviation it reinforces how closely the climate crisis is tied to ocean health

Seeing repeated extremes in Central US Africa and large parts of Asia underlines how interconnected these shifts are

Private business jet traffic like this highlights the widening gap between climate warnings and real world behavior

The question now is whether governments act on this logic or continue protecting an outdated system until the damage is irreversible

Preparation mitigation and rapid emissions reduction are no longer optional if we want to limit long term damage and human impact

If we are serious about the climate crisis then accountability has to apply at the top too

A powerful and unsettling concept that connects climate science food security and human survival in a way that feels uncomfortably close to reality

This shows how Victoria’s landscape drives severe bushfires while climate change is intensifying heat dryness and wind making these events more frequent and more dangerous

This kind of forecast shows how climate driven extremes are no longer abstract models but real risks that translate into human safety infrastructure stability and social stress across multiple regions and that reality deserves far more serious preparation and honest public discussion

It is a strong reminder that scientific knowledge social recognition and political action must move together if we want to avoid repeating the same failures under new crises

It reinforces the urgent need for global emissions cuts climate justice and serious adaptation support for the most affected regions

Ignoring climate change does not help the public understand the real drivers or the urgency of prevention and adaptation

Fully funding conservation is a smart long term investment that protects biodiversity strengthens local economies and builds resilience against climate impacts

When climate accountability is reframed as extremism it usually signals discomfort with being challenged by facts and moral clarity

Insect migration is one of the most underestimated processes in nature and ballooning shows just how finely tuned these species are to wind and landscape