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  1. NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR OCTOBER 7, 2026: A shift in #wind direction and #clear skies Tuesday night will help #cool #temperatures in the #Northland to the 40s for lows. Wednesday will see #breezy northwest winds keep highs in the 60s. Most of us will be #dry with plenty of #sunshine, but a few #showers are possible in the Arrowhead region. VIDEO/DISCUSSION: fox21online.com/weather #wxtooter #wx #weather #forecast #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

  2. This is very worrying. Life is becoming very precarious because of the rate at which the climate is warming up. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

  3. @AlaskaWx@alaskan.social

    Detrended (since 1979) July through September sea surface temperature anomaly patterns for 2026 and the 1997. The very strong El Niño are nearly identical in the equatorial Pacific Ocean but quite different over most of the rest of the north Pacific. H/T @Climatologist49 #SST #ElNino

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  4. @philsturgeon.com

    The U.K. might only be ~1% of current global emissions but the historic emissions and the situations in countries around the world today lands right at our feet.

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  5. 🌐 Danube River Update | Romania 📅 08 October 2026 Current levels: 💧 Brăila: -17 cm 💧 Calafat: -200 cm 💧 Călăraşi: -99 cm 💧 Corabia: -159 cm 💧 Drobeta Turnu Severin: 640 cm 💧 Galaţi: 10 cm 💧 Giurgiu: -204 cm 💧 Orșova: 2505 cm 💧 Tulcea: 3 cm 💧 Turnu Măgurele: -134 cm 💧 Zimnicea: -95 cm 🔗 View all data: danubealert.com/en/Romania #RiverFlow #Romania #HydroData #StreamMonitoring #AquaticScience #DanubeAlert

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  6. @howardbreen.bsky.social

    Climate damage cost up to 4 times higher as 1.5°C overshoot risks grow: Report Strengthen 2035 climate targets, scale climate finance towards at least $1.3 trillion by 2035. www.downtoearth.org.in/amp/story/cl...

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  7. @jaapburger.eu

    The Danish CPO OK wants to install batteries at 70 of its existing charging sites, with a total capacity of 30 MW/60 MWh. Clever use of existing grid connections, which have ample free capacity most of the time, will allow the sites to grow and unlock grid capacity for new ones.

  8. @dougparr.bsky.social

    That's a very high proportion of people who find out what the real state of play is with climate change, who then think "Christ we should really do something about that" www.theguardian.com/environment/...

    Opinion
  9. "Tropical Storm Isaias formed Wednesday in the warm waters off eastern Mexico and forecasters predicted it will quickly strengthen into the first hurricane of the Atlantic season before striking the U.S. Gulf Coast later in the week. Ahead of the storm, oil and gas producers shut down a […]

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  10. @josyb.bsky.social

    World must change way it produces food to avoid biodiversity collapse, says WWF Recovery of tigers, tuna and green sea turtles show nature loss can be reversed when action taken, charity says

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  11. @petergleick.bsky.social

    San Diego's problem isn't an Iranian attack. It's a climate-change-enhanced hurricane.

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  12. @alstonvicar@know.me.uk

    The COP31 hosts, Australia and Türkiye must lead the world away from fossil fuels, but first they need to start at home. Add your name to tell them to: + Set a date to quit coal, publish a plan to move off all fossil fuels. + Make COP31 about action. Turn years of promises into a real, fair shift to affordable renewable energy. + Make sure rich, polluting countries and industries pay their share for a fair global energy transition that protects people and our planet. act.350.org/sign/cop31/?r=GB&c…

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  13. @muser.press

    #Amazon wildfires may weaken the rainforest’s carbon uptake beyond their direct emissions. Modelling suggests #ozone formed from #wildfire emissions reduces carbon uptake by an amount equivalent to about 24% of the carbon released by the fires themselves. doi.org/rr8p

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  14. #Research finds once a #tippingpoint is reached, an #ecosystem will collapse much faster than first thought. A coral reef ecosystem could take 15 years, the Amazon rainforest 49 years to collapse. Be #vegan 🥦🍅#Boycott4Wildlife 🌴🩸❌ @palmoildetect.bsky.social palmoildetectives.com/2021/05/26/h...

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  15. You might get burned again if you heat with oil.

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  16. Satellite data link El Niño to hotter, sunnier, drier summers across Europe www.eumetsat.int/el-nino-link... Analysis of more than three decades of satellite data suggests this year's very strong El Niño may have amplified Europe's hot, dry summer

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  17. #ResistanceEarth Like clean air? Too bad. EPA says it's rolling back oil and gas industry regulations aimed at reducing emissions of methane and other greenhouse gases. The regulations targeted the sources that contribute the most to air pollution. www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_n...

  18. @tornadoquest@c.im

    ISAIAS: Time To Prepare Is Now! Forecast infographic courtesy National Hurricane Center valid 4:00 PM CDT 7 Oct 2026. Isaias is coming, and the time to prepare is TODAY. The National Hurricane Center's latest advisory shows Isaias on track to bring hurricane conditions to Louisiana east to the Florida Panhandle with landfall expected late Friday into early Saturday. Flooding and power outages can strike hundreds of miles inland, so do not assume you are safe because you are away from the coast. tornadoquest.org/2026/10/07/is…

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  19. @secularmoi.bsky.social

    Canada's average annual temperature has increased over 2.0°C since 1948. The temperature, glacier collapse, sea level rise & peatland thaw are irreversible on a human timescale. Apparently, action on climate change is too expensive. www.tiktok.com/@ctvnews/vid... cc: @mark-carney.bsky.social

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  20. Weather Forecast 7 October : Sunny spells and showers Information from The Met Office. Today 7 October : A bright day with a mix of sunny spells and occasionally heavy showers, however the showers are expected to become less frequent later in the afternoon.... theorkneynews.scot/2026/10/07/…

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  21. @pavsmith.bsky.social

    heating oil. how quaint. plus with all the climate change that they're causing burning all this oil, there's loads of additional heat in the atmosphere that can be extracted using a heat pump!

    Opinion
  22. @lukewarm24.bsky.social

    www.theguardian.com/environment/... Nature can recover But humans must change how we live and treat nature Pesticides are killing inescts and pollinators that we rely on for food!! We need to plant trees, protect many areas from destruction and leave nature alone

  23. @edconway.bsky.social

    📽️ WHAT IF THE GAS RUNS OUT? If the UK's gas supplies fail it turns out there's an emergency plan. A strict hierarchy about who is cut off first: Europe, then power stations, then industry, then homes. Our film on the scenario no one wants to talk about👇 youtu.be/sKDnZz4wypI?...

  24. I suppose the obvious point of difference is that climate change will impact women disproportionately Men tend to be more egocentric (for whatever nature/nurture reasons), but I think we should feel empowered to call out these untouchable creeps who deny or delay www.ft.com/content/6111...

    Opinion
  25. @megpenvose.bsky.social

    When will we start to acknowledge that fire risk in Australia was first created by colonisation? theconversation.com/colonisation...

    Opinion
  26. Don't get left in the dark... This is your reminder that once we know the truth, we can't unsee it. 9 out of 10 people want to act when they understand what is at stake. Choosing to travel differently is one simple, powerful way to show up. You don't need to fly to see the world. 🌎💚

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  27. UK Wind Power has rallied to 14.5GW this morning. With 1GW of Solar we are burning 2.2GW of Gas as well as importing 6.9GW. Hydro is 0.7GW. Nuclear is 4GW and the awful Biomass 3GW. The price of wholesale electricity over the past 24 hours was £148 per MWh. #renewables

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  28. Vale of White Horse District Council (VoWH) has given 15 grants totalling £100,000 to charities and community groups through the 2026/27 Vale Nature and Climate Action Fund, including to solar energy, heat pump and habitat restoration projects. www.whitehorsedc.gov.uk/grants-and-c...

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