ClimateAdam | 2023's Weather is Extreme. Can we stop it getting worse? @ClimateAdam | Uploaded October 2023 | Updated October 2024, 6 hours ago.
Climate change is here. From heatwaves scorching across the world, to devastating flooding in New York, Libya and across the Mediterranean, extreme weather is dominating 2023. And time and time again scientists are showing how climate change is fundamentally linked to these extremes. But we're not helpless in the face of such extreme disasters. If we stop climate change much of this weather will stop worsening. And we can do far more than that to protect ourselves from catastrophe.

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==MORE INFO==

Mediterranean flooding worldweatherattribution.org/interplay-of-climate-change-exacerbated-rainfall-exposure-and-vulnerability-led-to-widespread-impacts-in-the-mediterranean-region
Hurricanes getting worse
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1920849117
Other info:
worldweatherattribution.org/extreme-april-heat-in-spain-portugal-morocco-algeria-almost-impossible-without-climate-change

==THANKS==

Thanks to Tamara Beyrouti for demonstrating a downpour.

Weather radar by Mark Nissenbaum
Greek floods by Weather events
Heatwave by Kalinga TV
Wildfire by ALERTCalifornia
Libya flood from News18 Assam/Northeast
Hawaii fire from National Guard
Hurricane simulations by ScienceAtNASA
Future Earth simulation from NASA
Power plant demolition from Mountain Top News