A place to share news, experiences and discussion about the continuing climate crisis, societal collapse, and biosphere collapse. Please be respectful of each other and remember the human.
Long live the Lützerath Mud Wizard.
Useful Links:
Earth - A Global Map of Wind, Weather and Ocean Conditions - Use the menu at bottom left to toggle different views. For example, you can see where wildfires/smoke are by selecting "Chem - COsc" to see carbon monoxide (CO) surface concentration.
Climate Reanalyzer (University of Maine) - A source for daily updated average global air temps, sea surface temps, sea ice, weather and more.
National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center (US) - Information about ENSO and weather predictions.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) Global Temperature Rankings Outlook (US) - Tool that is updated each month, concurrent with the release of the monthly global climate report.
Canadian Wildland Fire Information System - Government of Canada
Surging Seas Risk Zone Map - For discovering which areas could be underwater soon.
Check out our sister sub for collapse-related memes and silly stuff, Faster Than Expected!
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If there are any links you think are important that should be added to the list, please send a message and let me know.
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SUPOLI GENERAL RULES:
On the one hand, I'm curious about how fucked up upcoming weather will be, on the other, I will need to live through it.
Within the span of one week, the price of tomatoes here doubled! they are grown near-by, but we had little-bit of out of season rains.
Seas getting that much hotter will reduce fish catch, I don't eat fish, but people that do will replace it with other food. It may also lead to more weird rains.
This is not going to be fun.
I know exactly what you mean. In our lifetimes we will probably witness and experience things that no generation of humans has ever experienced before.
On one hand this is very exciting! Part of me is just purely fascinated and extremely curious about having the unique opportunity to live in these times and witness these things!.....
...But then I remember I am not a passive watcher of these events, but instead a soft squishy meatbag who is also affected by temperature changes, and who needs water and food and so on.
We certainly live in interesting times.