Surging Seas: A Project of Climate Central
view threats from sea level rises in coastal u.s. by zip code
Surging Seas: A Project of Climate Central
view threats from sea level rises in coastal u.s. by zip code
Climate Change and African Political Stability - climate vulnerability, conflict (red) and aid (blue)
U.S. Forest Service model showing the possible shifts in tree species in 2100 based on two different climate change scenarios
via Yale e360
1981-2010 on the left vs 1971-2000 on the right. If I’m reading this correctly, Minnesota, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, and Arizona take significant jumps, nearly 1 degree.
the average lows (left) increased nearly a degree from the previous normal temps (and the highs (right) increased but not as much). it’s not a side-by-side comparison of the two time periods.
Cal-Adapt (UC Berkeley Geospatial Innovation Facility) - a climate adaptation planning tool for California
Risks and Impacts of Increasing Beer Temperature (according to the IPCC estimated temperature increases)
via RealClimate
According to Mark Denny in Froth: The Science of Beer, the world’s total beer manufacturing creates 100,000,000,000,000,000,000 bubbles a year. If these CO2 bubbles sound like a contributor to global warming, consider that even at that astronomical sounding rate, carbonation in beer makes up less than one half of one percent of the global carbon dioxide emissions. If anything, the biggest footprint comes from glass bottles, especially those thick enough to contain the 90 pounds per square inch of pressure inside a bottle of Champagne, shipped halfway around the world.
via GOOD