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Tag Archives: greenhouse gas
Human existence has weaponised the environment
David Wallace – Wells, author of The Uninhabitable Earth: A Story of the Future, tells us a truth we must, by now, all understand. He says it is “…the end of normal” because ” we have already exited the state … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged catastrophe, climate future, David Wallace-Wells, desolation, extremes, famine, feedbacks, flooding, greenhouse gas, homelessness, industry, snow melt, unprecedented weather, war, wildfires
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Glass Eels and the Gulf Stream
It is mid-May and snow has fallen to a depth of 2 ins down in the south west of England. Here it is -5 degrees centigrade. The swallows called one day when it was warm, earlier in the month, but … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged Arctic, glass eels, greenhouse gas, Gulf Stream, pH levels, sea level rises, weather patterns
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