Care to elaborate? Never hear anything about them
32.2°C and 48.9°C in normal units
Read somewhere it's mostly due to not enough sunlight exposure as kids. The eyes can sense out how much to grow thanks to sunlight, however in the absence of it it causes myopia.
The west has fallen, millions must do laundry for free.
We're already hitting 17°C (62°f) in central Europe this week. These are the usual april/may temps. Can't wait for the summer. 🔥
Second day of earth being above 2°C
These two days are the first time since at least 1850 that the temperature anomaly has reached 2°C.
November 18th temperature anomaly - 1.98°C
According to data from climate change institute we have the highest change in temperature this year, 1.3°C above 1979-2000 average (1.98°C above pre-industrial). This is only beaten by the record holding 1.99°C above pre-industrial from Feb. 28, 2016.
Will we hit new record soon?
E: fucked up the date, was meant to be Nov 17th. Nov 18th broke the record with 2.0°C.
This one graph really resonated with me strongly enough to post this:
Note that it's from 2006
What is Overfishing - How we are killing our oceans
Overfishing occurs when fish are caught in substantial numbers, at a rate faster than what the population can replace through natural reproduction. This leads to difficulties for species to...
I second that ^
September 2023 was the largest temperature anomaly ever recorded
September 2023 was the warmest since records began in 1850. 2023 is virtually certain to become a record warm year, and likely to exceed 1.5 °C.
The previous record for warmest September was broken by 0.5°C (0.9°F) (!!)
When will people realize the graphs are going exponential?