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Greeley Miklashek, MD's avatar

Sorry, brother, but I'll stick with hard data from C3S and really don't care much for models unless they're extrapolations from hard data sets. So, C3S published "Hottest May on record spurs call for climate action" on 7-18-24, in which they gave 0.75 degC as the global temp increase over the 1991-2020 baseline since the beginning of this decade, so 3.5yrs., which is 0.214 degC for an annual ave. temp increase, which extrapolates to 1 degC increase every 5 yrs. and 6 degC by 2047, when any child unfortunate enough to be born today may celebrate (?) his/her 23rd BD. Fortunately for those unborn children, 47% of 18-50 yo Americans surveyed recently are choosing to forgo reproduction for a number of reasons, including climate collapse.

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John's avatar

trying to wrap my head around the temperature gradient. current gradient goes from hot tropics to cold arctic regions. if the arctic is warming 4x faster than the tropics, does it mean there will be a time when it is more desirable to be on the equator than to be in the northern areas, until equilibrium of course?

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