THE ONLY SOLUTION - TO - THE EVIL GREED OF THE EVIL RICH AND THEIR WHORES! THE END OF THE EVIL BEASTS! "THANK GOD!" - - "It Is THE END!" Greenlanders Climate Greif! Dangerous Heat Grips Texas, Southern and Midwest States - WILDFIRE ALERT! STORMS COMING!

IPCC REPORT: CLIMATE CHANGE AND LAND - More "BS for The Billionaires!" As SAM CARANA noted in his last post, the IPCC assumes methane's Global Warming Potential (GWP) impact is 24 times carbon. It is 86 times in 20 years, the pertinent time period, assuming Non-stoppable Siberian Methane Release is happening NOW - "The Clathrate Gun has Fired." And 34 times in 100 years. Further, the IPCC "ASSUMES" that that Siberian Methane is NOT being released! Seriously! Read "It Is THE END.COM!" YOU WILL LEARN SOMETHING!

IPCC - WHAT ARE - "THE DARK RED BLOBS" ABOVE SIBERIA, NOT TO MENTION ALL OF THE RED OVER THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE - ABOVE ON THE RECTANGLE "CAMS COPERNICUS 500 hPa METHANE MAP" FROM 12/24/18, OR ON THE "CAMS ARCTIC METHANE MAP 500 hPa" on the RIGHT? TRUMP "BS FOR THE BILLIONAIRES!" I don't think he spent Christmas in Siberia! PLUS, IF YOU LOOK ON THIS UPDATES BLOG PAGE, THE CONCLUSION PAGES, THE TA MAPS PAGE, AND THE METHANE MAP PAGE, YOU SHOULD LEARN ABOUT THE MASSIVE NON-STOPPABLE SIBERIAN AND ARCTIC METHANE RELEASES - HAPPENING TODAY. HOPE SO, FOR YOUR SOUL'S SAKE!

8/12/19 THE ONLY SOLUTION - TO THE EVIL GREED DRIVEN - HELL BEYOND HELLS - OF 7.5 BILLION "SUFFERING SLAVES" - OF THE - EVIL MONEY MONSTERS, THEIR EVIL MONEY SLUTS, AND THEIR LEGIONS OF DEPLORABLES - BECOMING EVEN - MORE HORRIFIC - DUE TO - OVERPOPULATION OVERSHOOT OF THE CARRYING CAPACITY OF PLANET EVIL GREED - AND RUNNING OUT OF CHEEP FOSSIL FUELS - "FALLING OFF OF HUBBERT'S CLIFF" - WAS - THE DEATH OF THE EVIL BEASTS!. . . . 

​. . . . "THANK GOD!" - - "It Is THE END!"

. . . . "KEEPING YOUR HEADS IN THE SAND - MAY MAKE PEOPLE FEEL BETTER - NOW!" 

. . . . IF YOU ARE THE EVIL RICH, OR ONE OF THEIR WHORES - BETTER CHANGE COURSE - NOW - AND SUPPORT - "THE NORDIC MODEL" - "THE SUMMIT TO SAVE OUR SPECIES" - AND - "ONE LOVE: ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGE SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES FOR ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGE REFUGEES TO RAISE THEIR SPIRITS UP TO GOD!" OR, SOMETHING LIKE THESE EFFORTS. OR. . . . 

. . . . "FRY BABY FRY!" - - WHEN YOU - - "DIE BABY DIE!"

WHAT GLOBAL WAMMING - DONNIE?! - SERIOUSLY!

'Ecological grief': Greenland residents traumatised by climate emergency
Islanders are struggling to reconcile impact of global heating with traditional way of life, survey finds
Life on thin ice: mental health at the heart of the climate crisis

The climate crisis is causing unprecedented levels of stress and anxiety to people in Greenland who are struggling to reconcile the traumatic impact of global heating with their traditional way of life.

The first ever national survey examining the human impact of the climate emergency, revealed in the Guardian on Monday, shows that more than 90% of islanders interviewed fully accept that the climate crisis is happening, with a further 76% claiming to have personally experienced global heating in their daily lives, from coping with dangerous sea ice journeys to having sled dogs euthanised for economic reasons tied to shorter winters.

The Greenlandic Perspectives Survey was carried out by the University of Copenhagen’s Center for Social Data Science, the Kraks Fond Institute for Urban Economic Research and the University of Greenland. The study samples almost 2% of the population, spanning an area almost three times the size of France. An equivalent study in the UK would involve a sample of almost 1 million citizens.

Scattered across 17 small towns and approximately 60 villages, all situated on a narrow coastal strip, Greenland’s residents have often been overlooked by data science. The island faces some of the most acute social issues in the world with high levels of alcoholism and historically disproportionate rates of suicide.

According to its lead author, Kelton Minor, the survey finally gives Greenland’s most remote and inaccessible communities a voice on the climate crisis.

He said: “The Arctic is a bellwether for the unequal impact of global warming on social and economic systems. As countries struggle to limit future risks and overall warming to 1.5C [an increase of 2.7F], many Arctic and Greenlandic residents are already living in regional climates that have changed by more than this, in less than a lifetime.

“Therein lies the paradox: while satellites and sensors monitor the surface of Greenland’s ice sheet, chase icebergs and scan sea ice daily, relatively little is known about what the residents of Greenland think about their changing surroundings.”

According to the data, detailed in a Guardian investigation carried out across Greenland in the last month, the majority of local residents interviewed believe that the climate emergency will harm its people, sled dogs, plants and animals. The revelation contradicts arguments that local people believe climate breakdown will benefit the Arctic and raises concern over a growing mental health crisis around climate in the polar region.

Minor said: “We find that a large majority of the Greenlandic population thinks that local sea ice has become more dangerous to travel on in recent years, suggesting that perceptions of growing risk are widespread for this important social, ecological and economic platform used by residents from all regions. Importantly, we find that residents are more likely to feel negative rather than positive sentiment when thinking about climate change, recent changes in sea ice, as well as glacial changes.”

The survey is revealed as the Arctic faces potentially record warming levels. According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Colorado, US, Greenland has already lost more than 250bn tonnes from a combination of melt runoff and low total snowfall in July.

For mental health professionals who specialise in the polar region, the latest survey findings from Greenland will present another red flag for the Arctic’s vulnerable Inuit communities. According to Courtney Howard, the board president of the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment, who lives and works in the Arctic, the intersection between the climate emergency and mental and physical health will become one of the world’s major issues.

Howard said: “Temperature change is magnified in circumpolar regions. There is no question Arctic people are now showing symptoms of anxiety, ‘ecological grief’ and even post-traumatic stress related to the effects of climate change.

“We are challenging the medical profession to acknowledge the world we are inheriting. Schools and universities aren’t considering how climate change will affect people, from a medical or a psychological perspective, so we are not training a new generation of medical professionals to help people in a fast-changing planet and this is intolerable. We are moving too slowly on this.”

Dangerous Heat Grips Texas, Southern and Midwest States
Make sure you are staying hydrated and spending as much time in the air conditioning as possible.  By Samantha Davies Published Aug 11, 2019 at 9:31 AM | Updated 45 minutes ago

The hottest stretch of the summer will continue in North Texas through the middle of this week. Monday, a heat advisory is in effect. The heat index will range from 105-110 degrees. An Excessive Heat Watch has also been issued for Tuesday. Tuesday afternoon's high will reach 103 degrees with heat index values between 110 and 115 degrees.

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First Alert Weather Day due to extreme heat

By WAFF 48 Digital Staff | August 12, 2019 at 4:27 AM CDT - Updated August 12 at 7:50 AM
HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) - Happy Monday! Crank up that A/C because we have quite the stretch of hot weather on the way this week. Today and tomorrow are both First Alert Weather Days because of the excessive and dangerous heat we are expecting across the Tennessee Valley.

Record-breaking warmth continues, but the heat wave’s end is in view
Posted by Eric Berger at 7:30 AM on August 12, 2019

The region’s streak of very hot days and record-setting nights continues as high pressure dominates Houston’s weather. Here are a few notable trends from the last week across the region.

• Bush Intercontinental Airport recorded four consecutive days of 101-degree high temperatures through Sunday.
• Galveston has had six consecutive days in which overnight lows have only fallen to 84 degrees, the second longest streak after the heat wave of 2011.
• Houston’s Hobby Airport set or tied its record low temperature on August 7, 8, and 9 with lows of 80 or warmer.

All of these trends are likely to continue Monday and Tuesday as the ridge of high pressure continues to dominate our weather. Fortunately, the pattern should begin to change by the middle of the week.