Rural areas directly impacted by global warming

While we can all see the impacts of a warmer, drier climate — searing temperatures in metro areas, numerous bushfires (often in areas not previously threatened), and countless people loosing homes and livelihoods… rural areas directly impacted by severe weather are already showing a noticeable impact in available food resources, commodities pricing, and sustenance for us all.

As part of the European Union’s Destination Earth project to forecast the planet’s future, the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) has developed a high-resolution climate model. Refer to the Science.org article — link

Learn about La Niña and El Niño

The Australian Bureau of Meteorology published an informative video to improve your understanding of the El Niño and La Niña and their impacts on our climate and weather. This “Understanding ENSO” video explains what El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is, how the cycle works including the science behind the phases, and the potential impacts on Australia’s climate and weather.

Thanks and credit to: Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM)

Our Changing Climate

Got 25-minutes for an overview on climate change, its impact on extinction, and promising strategies forward? Check out this informative video…

Even small changes can make a BIG difference.

10 steps you can take to lower your carbon footprint

Small changes alone won’t stop climate change, but your actions are still worthwhile and there has never been a better time than NOW!

While each of us have a minimal impact to the overall state of our Earth — if all of us make simple steps towards a lower carbon footprint we can collectively make a BIG difference.

Check out this insightful article from the Washington Post for ideas then get underway!

July 2021 was the hottest month in history

Many have suspected our dear Earth is hotter than ever — the NOAA has now presented data that statistically proves it. Last month was the hottest in recorded history and it seems this is a shadow of things to come… check out their summary with links to more details here.

Photo collage from NOAA