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May 2026

Blame it on China and it Will Magically Disappear – Ignoring Climate Warming and Relaxing Air Pollution Standards

By aerosols, climate pollutants short-lived, climate restoration, Deniers and Delayers, Earth systems, Emissions, Impacts, Legacy Policy, ozone, Temperature, Tipping

This is climate pollution. One cannot see the global warming gases, but what we can see are the global cooling particulates created by burning naturally occurring sulfur in fossil fuels. Recent increases in global sulfur in fossil fuels regulations have accelerated global warming substantially, as they are removing global cooling that has masked about half…

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Atlas 14 and Atlas 15, NOAA’s Climate Change Rainfall Intensity Tools; Rump’s Cancellation Reversed

By Abrupt changes, Engineering, Extreme Weather, flood, Flooding, Impacts, rainfall

NOAA Atlas 14 and Atlas 15 – A Geeks Guide to Rainfall Intensity Criteria for Safety Fortunately, the Liar in Chief’s decimation of our advanced civilization as we know it is meeting with substantial feedback from citizens, democratic lawmakers, and most importantly, judges. One of the most critical issues that affects almost all of us…

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Weather Whiplash Defined by Peer Review Science

By Abrupt changes, Climate Catastrophes, climate emergency, Drought, Extreme Weather, flood, Flooding, Impacts, in-depth and Popular Press, rainfall, Temperature, Tipping

Does it seem like the droughts and floods are getting bigger, deadlier, and more extreme and dangerous? If you are not a climate change denier, it’s not your imagination. Droughts are indeed getting deeper, drier and longer, and floods bigger and more frequent. The research is widespread, and effects have now been felt by almost…

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Drought Now Driven by Heat, Not Lack of Precipitation

By Abrupt changes, climate restoration, Drought, Emissions flip, evolutionary boundaries, Extreme Weather, Fire, forest health, Forest Mortality, Heat, Impacts, rainfall, Temperature, Tipping

  Heat Now Drives Western Drought, Not Precipitation… Forget about future drought extremes on a warmer planet. Droughts today have exceeded the evolutionary boundaries of most if not almost all of our world’s ecologies. This means their collapses are baked in, where new species and mechanisms tolerant of the warmer and drier conditions, replace the…

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