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Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are surging “faster than ever” to beyond anything humans ever experienced, officials say

Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are skyrocketing at an unprecedented rate, with officials sounding alarms at levels beyond anything humans have ever experienced. The data coming in from NOAA, the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and the University of California San Diego is pointing to a grim reality – a reality that we have been aware of for decades but have failed to act upon effectively. The hottest year on record, hottest ocean temperatures, and a slew of extreme weather events are all indicators of a planet in distress.

The surge in carbon dioxide levels is a direct result of our continuous burning of fossil fuels, with the past two years showcasing the largest jump ever recorded in CO2 levels.… Continue reading

Trump to Big Oil Execs: Give Me $1 Billion and I’ll Help You Wreck the Planet | “You won’t read a more important story today,” said one commentator. “Trump is willing to literally destroy the planet for $1 billion.”

Trump’s recent dealings with Big Oil Execs are alarming, to say the least. The notion that he is willing to dismantle crucial climate regulations put in place by the Biden administration in exchange for a mere $1 billion is not only disheartening but morally reprehensible. It begs the question, how far is he willing to go to line his pockets and fulfill his own agendas?

The sheer audacity of Trump’s proposition is mind-boggling. The fact that he is essentially selling out the planet for personal gain is a harsh reality check. It is a stark reminder of the corrupt nature of politics and the lengths some individuals will go to in pursuit of power and wealth.… Continue reading

Critical Atlantic Ocean current system is showing early signs of collapse, prompting warning from scientists | CNN

As I read the headline about the critical Atlantic Ocean current system showing early signs of collapse, my heart sank. This is not the first time we have heard about the potential collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), but it still hits hard. The study’s findings that the AMOC is weaker than ever before in the past 1,000 years is alarming, to say the least. It’s a wake-up call that we should have heeded long ago.

The consequences of the AMOC collapse are dire, especially for Europe. Without this critical ocean current, the region will experience a drastic drop in temperatures.… Continue reading