peterdutoit, to climate
@peterdutoit@mastodon.green avatar

Who are on the frontlines of the

  • those living in places that are close to human and animal thermal limits
  • those living near rivers and ice
  • those living near coastlines.

As we continue to heat the risks are going to rise exponentially on the front lines, and it’s happening already at +1.3° of heating.

We can’t avoid 1.5° which is now imminent. Climate chaos awaits.

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/persistent-brazil-floods-raise-specter-climate-migration-2024-05-13/

ai6yr, to climate
CharlieMcHenry, to climate
@CharlieMcHenry@connectop.us avatar

Spring starts early (here in Oregon too) after warmest winter… Nice to see the bulbs coming up, but not so nice considering the long-term implications of and . I suspect the next 50 years will be very challenging on multiple levels.

https://apnews.com/article/winter-warming-missing-climate-change-snow-e5e45c1d5eb9f168030e0fe90ac36ac8

tinderness, to random German
@tinderness@swiss.social avatar

[D] Der Guardian berichtet darüber: Erstes Hearing über Klimaflucht auf dem amerikanischen Kontinent.

[E] The guardian reports: First hearing on climate migration in the Americas.

🌀 https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/feb/29/hearing-forced-migration-climate-change-us-central-america

roger_booth, to random
@roger_booth@social.bitwig.community avatar

In case you were wondering if the starlink satellites were potentially a bad thing, one of their features is the ability to control weaponized drones.
https://www.c4isrnet.com/battlefield-tech/space/2023/02/14/musks-starlink-satellites-accelerating-development-of-drone-warfare/


CelloMomOnCars, to random
@CelloMomOnCars@mastodon.social avatar

Study: will leave the behind

"Using sea-level rise models and migration data gleaned from the latest U.S. Census, the paper projects that outmigration from coastal areas could increase the median age in those places by as much as 10 years over the course of this century. That’s almost as much as the difference between the median age in the United States and the median age in Japan, which is among the world’s most elderly countries."

https://grist.org/migration/climate-migration-sea-level-rise-elderly-aging-florida/

CelloMomOnCars, to random
@CelloMomOnCars@mastodon.social avatar

The San Antonio Current knows how to write a lede: bravo!

" Despite Abbott's claim that it's 'pathetic' to blame migration on climate change, experts say extreme weather events in Central America have displaced millions. "

Because this story can be spun (and Abbott has done so masterfully. He is not "stupid", he is savvily using immigrants for his own purposes, see next post).


https://www.sacurrent.com/news/texas-abbott-tears-into-federal-official-for-saying-climate-change-led-to-border-crossings-33472313

CelloMomOnCars,
@CelloMomOnCars@mastodon.social avatar

Not a "moron": Look how Abbott talks to his - racist & xenophobic - voter base:

  1. He says "keep Those People out";
  2. He's alleging the Cuban-American is not doing his job properly;
  3. He gets a dig at Biden;
  4. Meanwhile he cruelly uses immigrants as an election tool by bussing them to LA and New York, and that cruelty works well with the base, too.

The guy is savvy. I think it's a mistake to underestimate the intelligence of your opponent.


https://www.sacurrent.com/news/texas-abbott-tears-into-federal-official-for-saying-climate-change-led-to-border-crossings-33472313

simonpeth, to geography
@simonpeth@mastodon.social avatar

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simonpeth, to geography
@simonpeth@mastodon.social avatar

Save the date for the 2nd conference hosted by the Hugo Observatory and submit your abstract (deadline 9 Feb 2024).

More info here 👉 https://climatemobilities.network/cfp-ecmn24/
📅9-12 July 2024
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✍️Register until 9 Feb 2024

@geography @migrationresearch @climatemobilities @hasterly

appassionato, to books
@appassionato@mastodon.social avatar

Nomad Century
How Climate Migration Will Reshape Our World

"We are facing a species emergency. We can survive, but to do so will require a planned and deliberate migration of a kind humanity has never before undertaken. This is the biggest human crisis you've never heard of."

@bookstodon


kyraoser, to fasting
CharlieMcHenry, to climate
@CharlieMcHenry@connectop.us avatar

In yet another example of and interdependency, and the tipping point effect: Extreme El Niño weather switched off South American’s carbon sink - Bottom line: the Amazon and other tropical rainforests cannot absorb carbon like they usually do, exacerbating the trend toward drought, , the and https://www.leeds.ac.uk/news-environment/news/article/5391/extreme-el-ni-o-weather-switched-off-south-american-s-carbon-sink

mimsical, to climate
@mimsical@mastodon.social avatar

Evidence of America’s — and the world’s — climate migrations are mounting.

In this thread, I’ll collect all the papers, news items and anecdotes I find on the subject. Feel free to contribute by using this tag:

It’s starting with insurers. When homes are destroyed and homeowners lose everything, with no recourse, market forces herd people away from the zones of greatest vulnerability:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/09/03/natural-disaster-climate-insurance/

🧵

mimsical,
@mimsical@mastodon.social avatar

Tech workers who fled to Austin during the pandemic are being repelled — Austin is #3 in the country for outmigration now — by a summer that has smashed all records for heat, with well over a month of days above 100 degrees.

This is a profoundly different weather than Austin had 20 or 30 years ago.

🧵

https://www.businessinsider.com/tech-workers-moved-to-austin-regrets-2023-8

mimsical,
@mimsical@mastodon.social avatar

In areas most vulnerable to climate change-enhanced disasters, like Florida, the cost of home insurance has gone up so much that it’s now affecting how much lenders will give — potentially pushing many out of the home ownership market altogether.

Others are risking having no insurance at all, gambling on complete financial ruin should their home be damaged or destroyed.

🧵

https://www.wsj.com/personal-finance/americans-are-bailing-on-their-home-insurance-e3395515

mimsical,
@mimsical@mastodon.social avatar

One thing I've discovered in my own reporting is how many incipient threats are just waiting in the wings, for a single bad season, a single black swan event to make entire towns uninhabitable.

People who don't live out west don't know this, but entire towns have burned to the ground, forcing everyone to leave.

A prime example: Grizzly Flats, California.

1,200 residents. Most of their homes burned to the ground in 2021

https://www.wsj.com/articles/they-moved-to-rural-california-for-affordable-homes-then-the-caldor-fire-destroyed-the-town-11636207202

bryanhansel,
@bryanhansel@mstdn.social avatar
mimsical,
@mimsical@mastodon.social avatar

“We can say now that people are dying from climate change, and that’s a different kind of statement than we would have made before”

"By 2050, the number of people suffering from a month of inescapable [extreme] heat could further grow to a staggering 1.3 billion."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/interactive/2023/pakistan-extreme-heat-health-impacts-death/

via @therockyfiles

CharlieMcHenry, to climate
@CharlieMcHenry@connectop.us avatar

Climate Change Tracker and resources. Stay on top of the facts and numbers from multiple reliable sources. Please share with others who are concerned about https://climatechangetracker.org

CharlieMcHenry, to climate
@CharlieMcHenry@connectop.us avatar

Climate change will raise sea levels, cause apocalyptic floods and displace almost a billion people - and we are totally NOT prepared for this probably scenario. "Sea level rise from our past of heat trapping emissions is really baked in for the next few decades." https://www.salon.com/2023/08/28/climate-change-will-raise-sea-levels-cause-apocalyptic-floods-and-displace-almost-a-billion-people/

CelloMomOnCars, to climate
@CelloMomOnCars@mastodon.social avatar

"As people question how livable the world will be in a warming future, a narrative around and “” has emerged.
These “climate havens” are areas touted by researchers, public officials and city planners as natural refuges from extreme climate conditions.

But they aren’t disaster-proof – or necessarily ready for the changing ."

https://theconversation.com/looking-for-a-us-climate-haven-away-from-heat-and-disaster-risks-good-luck-finding-one-211990

JoBlakely, to climate
@JoBlakely@mastodon.social avatar

Evacuees in one week in Canada 2023

30,000 British Columbia
20,000 Yellowknife

"As of August 19, 5,814 fires had burned 13,944,486 hectares (34,457,575 acres) about four percent of the entire forest area of Canada and more than five times the long-term average of 2.42 million ha (6.0 million acres) for that time of the year."

thexylom, to climate
@thexylom@journa.host avatar

Researchers found that Central Appalachia could see a wave of climate-related migration. Early findings point to the need for robust infrastructure investments to support potentially growing population.

https://dailyyonder.com/report-central-appalachia-could-be-a-safe-haven-for-climate-change-migrants/2023/06/27/

fran,

@thexylom - important piece on & “climate-driven rural

CelloMomOnCars, to climate
@CelloMomOnCars@mastodon.social avatar

The will make the 2008 mortgage crisis look like a walk in the park. With ice cream.

" Rising seas, bigger , and other increasing hazards have created a dangerous instability in the U.S. financial system. "

That, on top of developers building in flood plains and wildfire-prone places, and the US government providing the .


https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2023/04/bubble-trouble-climate-change-is-creating-a-huge-and-growing-u-s-real-estate-bubble/

CelloMomOnCars,
@CelloMomOnCars@mastodon.social avatar

"If Lustgarten and the scientists he cites are right, tens of millions of Americans, or more, will pack up and move to them. If on that scale comes to pass, it will dwarf the Dust Bowl migration of the 1930s.

Lustgarten’s central argument is that companies and government subsidies are perversely masking risks in threatened areas, making migration overdue."

https://undark.org/2024/03/29/book-review-on-the-move/

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