In May, it seemed like we were in the fourth hottest year on record. It's become worse since then
www.abc.net.au
This week has seen Earth break or equal its record for the hottest day on four occasions and set new July highs for ocean temperatures. While in the Antarctic, the amount of sea ice is well below that recorded in previous years.

This week has seen Earth break or equal its record for the hottest day on four occasions and set new July highs for ocean temperatures. While in the Antarctic, the amount of sea ice is well below that recorded in previous years.

I beg for a world where my kids and grandchildren can live in health and safety. I don’t know if that will be the case.

  • cloaker@kbin.socialOP
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    1 year ago

    I suppose it would be good to see support from mast on the issue then - Lemmy wasn’t as large until recently so I suppose this will happen eventually.