Turns out the roost won't have chickens. You get vicious wild turkeys instead.

Southern Ocean current reverses for first time, signalling risk of climate system collapse

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"It's been 3 days, over a hundred people have died, tens of thousands are homeless, why can't the US government, like China, send the army to help with rescue efforts?"

Bush III
Major reports about how climate change affects the U.S. are removed from websites

 VV wrote:
Wish I could dump a load of coal in his Mara-Lago driveway. Top it off with some nuclear sludge. 

 R_P wrote:
Of course Trump wants to shut this down. When you aren’t monitoring all of those things that demonstrate the effects of climate change… then it is so much easier to deny that climate change even exists. And he can more easily push his fairy tale of “clean coal” and marginalize renewable energy efforts.

May was world's second-hottest on record, EU scientists say
The world experienced its second-warmest May since records began this year, a month in which climate change fuelled a record-breaking heatwave in Greenland, scientists said on Wednesday.

Arctic sea ice extent falls to new record low - The Washington Post

NASA

 rgio wrote:

 R_P wrote:
The good news is that Mr. "Drill baby drill" is now selling electric cars on his front lawn.  It's gonna be a climate reversal like nobody's ever seen before...

not even God...
and God's seen a lot of things...
he's a real tough hombre...God...
reminds me of myself a bit...only shorter...but that's OK...
helps him walk on water...where the fish that used to be bread live...
water...that's cleaner than ever... oh, the fishies love it...water.... clean, cool water...
I use a lot of water on my golf courses...the best in the world...
my courses...nothing like 'em...so good... that only I can play them...
cause I'm a winner...

More than 150 ‘unprecedented’ climate disasters struck world in 2024, says UN
Floods, heatwaves and supercharged hurricanes occurred in hottest climate human society has ever experienced

Doubleplusgood. It's what plants crave.
Trump’s next climate move: Show global warming benefits humanity
A new federal report downplaying or denying climate change could drive a reversal of climate rules and expansion of executive authority.

Guelph prof works to save U.S. climate data before it's scrubbed from websites

Temperature records, extreme weather conditions, and changes in ecosystems all indicate that this is a serious issue. It’s important for everyone to contribute in their own way to protecting the environment...

"CO₂ is good for plants!"
Plants losing appetite for carbon dioxide amid effects of warming climate
Earth’s plants and soils reached peak carbon dioxide sequestration in 2008 but proportion absorbed has been declining since, study finds