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Bye, Twitter. Find me on Bluesky (sarapeach.bsky.social) or at climateconnections.org.
Sara Peach retweeted
Same song, ninth verse: Every month since June—including this past February—has been the warmest iteration of that month globally in at least 175 years. @CC_Yale
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Yes please to this
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also the block of weaver st in front of WSM! cars can take main st, and we could have bike lanes and seating instead of narrow sidewalks, always-stopped car lanes and a deathtrap for bikes.
Mel and the other volunteer contributors to @triblogblog publish smart, well-researched info that helps people in my town understand local issues. It's incredibly gross and uncool that someone tried to retaliate in this way.
Hey. This is Mel. I documented something that happened to me today that was really not ok.
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Sara Peach retweeted
This should happen every day, tbh.
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Sara Peach retweeted
A broad explainer on why the weather has gotten so extreme, featuring @MichaelEMann, @AndrewDessler, @rahmstorf, @WeatherProf, @ZLabe, @KHayhoe, @extremetemps, @ThierryAaron, @PeterWSinclair, @freedma, @MichaelELowry, @sambartusek.
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Sara Peach retweeted
Another excellent Bob Henson severe weather roundup, looking at yesterday's action in the Plains, and the next big outbreak coming on Thursday:
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Sara Peach retweeted
From blizzard conditions in LA County to the hottest winter day on record over parts of the Southeast, it's been quite a week of U.S. weather extremes—and it's not over yet. @DrJeffMasters and I recap the highlights + climate implications at @CC_Yale:
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Sara Peach retweeted
My in-depth look at Cyclone #Freddy and the tropical cyclone history for Madagascar and the South Indian Ocean:
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The U.S. Southeast has become a home to intense organizing and activism as residents deal with the effects of historic floods worsened by a warming climate. A tour de force by @caminunderland yaleclimateconnections.org/2…
Sara Peach retweeted
From @DrJeffMasters: Cyclone #Freddy could slam already-drenched Madagascar next week as a powerful storm after traversing the entire Indian Ocean, an unusual feat. @CC_Yale
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Sara Peach retweeted
NOAA and NASA just released their January monthly weather and climate summary, a quick roundup of the highlights here:
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Come work with the terrific team at @YaleClimateComm! A bunch of openings: climatecommunication.yale.ed…
Sara Peach retweeted
🚏🌿 In an effort to highlight Latinx folks and organizations that are leading the talks & movement around #ClimateAction, I’ve worked on this piece alongside @sarapeach for @CC_Yale about @ChispaAZ’s Limpia y Verde campaign. 🌳🚸
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Sara Peach retweeted
Part 3 of my series on California megafloods looks at a 2022 study by @Weather_West finding climate change has already doubled to tripled the risk of a megaflood costing ten of billions, or even a trillion. yaleclimateconnections.org/2…
Sara Peach retweeted
From my post today, bit.ly/3HcHCi8, worst-case inundation from a breach of the Whittier Narrows Dam near Los Angeles. According to the USACE, over 450,000 people downstream from the dam would be at risk from a breach, with a potential economic cost of over $6 billion.
Sara Peach retweeted
Part 2 of a three-part series on California’s vulnerability to a megaflood looks at the vulnerability of the state's dams. Two of them are rated as the highest priority to fix, including one protecting 1.2 million people near Los Angeles. @Weather_West
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