Antarctica has a winter sea ice shortfall four times the size of TexasGiddyGap@lemmy.world to politics @lemmy.world – 127 points – 1 years agoaxios.com10Post a CommentPreviewHotTopNewOldJust to help you put climate change into perspective: According to scientists, the amount of heat pumped into the ocean by climate change is equivalent to five Hiroshima explosions per second. ... That sounds made up doesn't it? But go ahead and Google it.Is “area the size of Texas no longer reflecting sunlight energy“ also accurate?That is roughly 885 Rhode Island's for anyone wondering1.6 million sq kilometres below previous record low, set in 2022. Ugh. That is also roughly 285 Prince Edward Island’s, in case anyone was wonderingThat I can actually wrap my head around. And holy shit that’s huge.concerned murmursTime to see if florida floats.In 100 years, our descendants will be visiting the beautiful Florida reef.Or they would if coral could survive there any more.Re-reclaimed swampland. Not just in Florida.
Just to help you put climate change into perspective: According to scientists, the amount of heat pumped into the ocean by climate change is equivalent to five Hiroshima explosions per second. ... That sounds made up doesn't it? But go ahead and Google it.
That is roughly 885 Rhode Island's for anyone wondering1.6 million sq kilometres below previous record low, set in 2022. Ugh. That is also roughly 285 Prince Edward Island’s, in case anyone was wonderingThat I can actually wrap my head around. And holy shit that’s huge.concerned murmurs
1.6 million sq kilometres below previous record low, set in 2022. Ugh. That is also roughly 285 Prince Edward Island’s, in case anyone was wonderingThat I can actually wrap my head around. And holy shit that’s huge.
Time to see if florida floats.In 100 years, our descendants will be visiting the beautiful Florida reef.Or they would if coral could survive there any more.Re-reclaimed swampland. Not just in Florida.
In 100 years, our descendants will be visiting the beautiful Florida reef.Or they would if coral could survive there any more.
Just to help you put climate change into perspective:
According to scientists, the amount of heat pumped into the ocean by climate change is equivalent to five Hiroshima explosions per second.
... That sounds made up doesn't it? But go ahead and Google it.
Is “area the size of Texas no longer reflecting sunlight energy“ also accurate?
That is roughly 885 Rhode Island's for anyone wondering
1.6 million sq kilometres below previous record low, set in 2022. Ugh.
That is also roughly 285 Prince Edward Island’s, in case anyone was wondering
That I can actually wrap my head around. And holy shit that’s huge.
concerned murmurs
Time to see if florida floats.
In 100 years, our descendants will be visiting the beautiful Florida reef.
Or they would if coral could survive there any more.
Re-reclaimed swampland. Not just in Florida.