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tons of tweets like this today...hmmm

Smelling plastic - Millions are in the path of toxic smoke plumes

No, there isn’t a pile of tires on fire nearby; what you smell is smoke from the wildfires

You may have noticed by now that the smoke from this year’s fire season has been more dense and potent than previous years. Some people may have also noticed recently that the smoke has transitioned from a campfire-like smell to more of a burning plastic or rubbery smell.

Well, unfortunately, neither observations are just your imaginations. In fact, some locations in Ontario will be making the list of the worst air quality in the world in the coming days.

Recently, many Ontarians have noted that the smoky skies are now coming with a burnt plastic smell rather than the classic smell of burning wood that we have become accustomed to over the last few weeks. With that, there’s good news and bad news. The good news is that there is in fact not a plastic fire burning anywhere, but the bad news is that there isn’t a plastic fire burning anywhere – meaning the wildfire smoke has been in the atmosphere for so long that chemistry is happening.

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the Sun does more than just give us sunburns. It can interact with compounds already in the atmosphere to create new compounds. For example, ozone at the surface level (or smog as it’s commonly called) is caused by air pollutants such as NOx gases being broken up by UV radiation. The extra oxygen molecule then joins up with the free oxygen (O2) in the atmosphere to create ozone (O3). This is also why smog is most common in large urban populations just after rush hours on sunny days – the level of air pollution from vehicle exhaust is highest and the sun is out to facilitate the UV interaction.

Smoke from wildfires is composed of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) that also, you guessed it, interacts with UV radiation. The VOC’s from the wildfire smoke interacts with the UV radiation to create benzene and formaldehyde compounds in the atmosphere. These are toxic air pollutants that can have very adverse effects on human and animal health – and they happen to smell like burning plastic.

www.theweathernetwork.com/en/news/weather/severe/smelling-plastic-millions-are-in-the-path-of-toxic-smoke-plumes

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to create benzene and formaldehyde compounds in the atmosphere.

Great, just great, now the deranged Canadians are trying to kill honest hardworking Americans by turning the very air Americans need to breath to live into benzine and formaldehyde.

The seppos're not dead yet Canaduh! Stop trying to embalm decent hardworking Americans with formaldehyde while they're still trying to live their lives! This isn't a horror movie you know!

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www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jul/14/phoenix-heatwave-summer-extreme-weather-arizona
The city is on track to break a grim milestone. If the heatwave continues as predicted, Phoenix will have endured an 18-day stretch of temperatures above 110F (43.3C) by Tuesday.

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The Unstoppable Weather Thread. Jul 16, 2023 9:43:09 GMT

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that shit is everywhere

Britons begin cancelling travel plans as Europe burns in Cerberus heatwave: Holidaymakers say they fear for their health with temperatures in Italy, Spain and Greece soaring towards 49C - as more than two thousand people flee wildfires
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12303677/Britons-begin-cancelling-travel-plans-Europe-burns-Cerberus-heatwave.html

Spain sizzles at 60°C as Cerberus heatwave seizes Europe

Here’s hoping your European vacation rental has air-conditioning—beyond severe discomfort, record-breaking temperatures spark deaths, fires, and even a shortage of milk
The majority of the country appears as an angry crimson red or disconcerting deep black on weather maps and forecasts; over-60°C ground temperatures—land or soil temperatures hold heat better than air temperatures—in Extremadura, Spain are of significant concern. The calefaction eerily resembles last year’s heatwave in Europe, which saw 60,000-plus heatwave-related deaths.
www.cntraveller.in/story/spain-at-60c-as-cerberus-heatwave-seizes-europe/

"Cerebus"?

Not:

Perfect with a cold brew

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Crazy I ignored this eruption somehow. Probably on a level with Krakatoa - Volcano Lightning would be a great moniker for some hyper-pumped boogie woogie bar band!

So many interesting facts in that like the absolute youth of the volcano.

Also just learned about ship trails. First check out the photos of ships just pumping all kinds of sulfurous waste in the oceans. Tighten restrictions and it turns out it was serving to cool surface ocean temps.

‘We’re changing the clouds.’ An unintended test of geoengineering is fueling record ocean warmth
Pollution cuts have diminished “ship track” clouds, adding to global warming

But researchers are now waking up to another factor, one that could be filed under the category of unintended consequences: disappearing clouds known as ship tracks. Regulations imposed in 2020 by the United Nations’s International Maritime Organization (IMO) have cut ships’ sulfur pollution by more than 80% and improved air quality worldwide. The reduction has also lessened the effect of sulfate particles in seeding and brightening the distinctive low-lying, reflective clouds that follow in the wake of ships and help cool the planet. The 2020 IMO rule “is a big natural experiment,” says Duncan Watson-Parris, an atmospheric physicist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. “We’re changing the clouds.”

www.science.org/content/article/changing-clouds-unforeseen-test-geoengineering-fueling-record-ocean-warmth

damned if you do, damned if you don't but hey fuck you sulfur you devil element

1.2 billion for pipe dreams...or vacuum dreams...note the drawbacks on this grand idea:

The Energy Department announced Friday it is awarding up to $1.2 billion to two projects to remove carbon dioxide from the air in what officials said was the largest investment in “engineered carbon removal” in history.

The process, known as direct air capture, does not yet exist on a meaningful scale and could be a game changer if it did so economically.

“If we deploy this at scale, this technology can help us make serious headway toward our net zero emissions goals while we are still focused on deploying more clean energy at the same time,” Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said in a press conference.

Project Cypress will be built in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana. South Texas DAC will is planned for Kleberg County, Texas. Each claims it will capture up to one million metric tons of carbon dioxide per year. A representative of the Texas project said it will scale up to remove 30 million metric tons per year once fully operational. No date was given.
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But some others say the technology for sucking carbon dioxide out of the air is still in its infancy, funding it is misguided, and the focus should be on eliminating emissions.

“This money could be so much better spent on actual climate solutions that would be cutting emissions from the get-go,” said Jonathan Foley, executive director of Project Drawdown, a group that publicizes climate solutions. He cited energy efficiency and lowering emissions from agriculture, transportation, electricity generation as better approaches.

“What worries me and a lot of other climate scientists is that it potentially creates a fig leaf for the fossil fuel industry … the idea that we can keep burning stuff and remove it later,” Foley added.

fortune.com/2023/08/11/biden-carbon-capture-climate-change-environment/

oh that part is built in - so billions of big oil to build these boondoggles!

Jennifer Granholm, the energy secretary, announced Friday that her agency would fund two pilot projects that would deploy the disputed technology, known as direct air capture.

Occidental Petroleum will build one of the plants in Kleberg County, Texas, and Battelle, a nonprofit research organization, will build the other in Calcasieu Parish on the Louisiana coast. The federal government and the companies will equally split the cost of building the facilities.

“These projects are going to help us prove out the potential of these next-generation technologies so that we can add them to our climate crisis fighting arsenal, and one of those technologies includes direct air capture, which is essentially giant vacuums that can suck decades of old carbon pollution straight out of the sky,” Ms. Granholm said on a telephone call with reporters on Thursday.
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The 2021 bipartisan infrastructure law included $3.5 billion to fund the construction of four commercial-scale direct air capture plants. Friday’s announcement covered the first two.

Oil and gas companies lobbied for the direct air capture money to be included in the law, arguing that the world could continue to burn fossil fuels if it had a way to clean up their planet-warming pollution.

But many scientists are skeptical, and environmental advocates have criticized the approach.

In a TED Talk last month, former Vice President Al Gore gave a blistering critique of direct air capture technology, calling its use a “moral hazard” that would enable fossil fuel producers to continue to pollute.

“It’s useful to give them an excuse for not ever stopping oil,” he said. “That gives them a license to continue producing more and more oil and gas.”

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Sucking CO2 out of the massive atmosphere as the earths farts out a hemispherical shock wave and I didn't even mention poor Lahaina in Maui. I was there as a wee lad and only vaguely remember an old town area we most definitely ate at...

Bonus volcano related music, features an interesting Finnish-American guitarist who definitely shoots for some heavy Sharrock guitar moves. This one's a slow builder

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Aug 13, 2023 12:15:10 GMT sukebegg said:

Crazy I ignored this eruption somehow. Probably on a level with Krakatoa - Volcano Lightning would be a great moniker for some hyper-pumped boogie woogie bar band!

I remember some people in NZ saying they heard the bang but didnt I realise either that it was such a mutha. That shockwave footage going at the speed of sound around the planet 4 times at 3:48 is absolutely nuts

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sukebegg menial cunt 熟女の力 Posts: 997	The Unstoppable Weather Thread. Aug 19, 2023 7:52:12 GMT via mobile Sprague Dawley likes this Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by sukebegg on Aug 19, 2023 7:52:12 GMT So great to see people out enjoying nature!

Sprague Dawley huge flight risk Fences: 0 Posts: 1,737	The Unstoppable Weather Thread. Aug 23, 2023 0:27:40 GMT Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by Sprague Dawley on Aug 23, 2023 0:27:40 GMT WFT today I need to get my cock and ballz to the airconed library or some shit. 41 and asian humidity is gtfo territory
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Sprague Dawley huge flight risk Fences: 0 Posts: 1,737	The Unstoppable Weather Thread. Aug 24, 2023 1:09:27 GMT Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by Sprague Dawley on Aug 24, 2023 1:09:27 GMT

sukebegg menial cunt 熟女の力 Posts: 997	The Unstoppable Weather Thread. Aug 30, 2023 7:41:17 GMT Sprague Dawley likes this Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by sukebegg on Aug 30, 2023 7:41:17 GMT Desantis will be running as the Governor of the former state of Florida. Full Blue Moon of Destruction will be providing extra high tides at a minimum.

Sprague Dawley huge flight risk Fences: 0 Posts: 1,737	The Unstoppable Weather Thread. Aug 30, 2023 10:30:06 GMT sukebegg likes this Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by Sprague Dawley on Aug 30, 2023 10:30:06 GMT Looks shopped. Probably by the libtards. Will they stop at nothing with their agenda to drown our children.

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where the fuck is my Climate Change thread? more libtard skullduggery

love a good cliched doomsday dystopian fantasy

paywalled:

I’m a climate scientist and I think society will collapse by 2050. Here’s how I’m preparing

Professor Bill McGuire hasn’t always felt so fatalistic about climate disaster. But since COP26 he has been forced to formulate a plan for survival

‘If we are to have any chance of survival, we need to work together, I think that’s absolutely critical,’ says Bill McGuire (Photo: supplied)
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By Eleanor Peake
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September 25, 2023 6:00 am(Updated September 28, 2023 8:39 am)

In 27 years’ time, society as we know it will have collapsed. Food will be extremely limited. Lawlessness will have taken over the land. Gangs will roam the countryside scavenging for resources like food, water and fuel. This breakdown won’t be sudden. It will happen over a period of months. It might even have already begun.

This may sound like a cliché dystopian fantasy, but Bill McGuire, a professor of Geophysical and Climate Hazards at University College London (UCL) and author of Hothouse Earth: An Inhabitant’s Guide, doesn’t think so. He is expecting, and preparing, for widespread riots by 2050. The riots will begin, he says, as they have throughout history, when we run out of food.

McGuire hasn’t always had such fatalistic thinking. As a professor he had remained hopeful throughout his career that politicians would be able to enact systemic solutions to the problem of global warming. But then came Glasgow COP26 in November 2021. For the entire conference, McGuire was enraged that policymakers appeared to be focusing their efforts on ways to keep global temperatures within 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. “It was bloody obvious that wasn’t going to happen,” he says.

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And he may be right. Researchers have since reported there is now a 66 per cent chance that Earth will surpass this warming threshold anytime between 2023 and 2027. Now McGuire is taking matters of survival into his own hands. But before he tells me his plan, McGuire pauses. “I think we do need to set the scene,” he says.

McGuire is exasperated as he speaks. He starts by explaining an infamous 1972 study, “Limits To Growth”; a model that predicts the world economy will collapse by 2100. When it was published, it was met with controversy and criticism. “Its models show that we can’t grow infinitely on a tiny planet with limited resources and accumulating pollution,” says McGuire. “It says that society and the economy would likely collapse by mid-century. The updates to this model, which are from 2021, don’t really show anything different.”

Grimly, McGuire likens the human population to bacteria in a petri dish. When these bacteria multiply, uncontrollably, their number becomes so big that they can no longer sustain themselves in the dish. At this point, they die.

That’s before we even consider the overheating of the planet. “If we burn all fossil fuels, then we’ll likely end up with a global average temperature rise of around 16°C. That would mean much of the Earth would be uninhabitable for humans,” he says.

The first thing to go would be the food. “Really, a few days without food and things fall apart. There’s one projection that by 2050, crop yields may be down by up to 30 per cent, at a time when the world will need 50 per cent more food [to account for population growth],” says McGuire. “That is a halving of food per person on the planet. If that’s realised, that is a recipe for mass hunger and the complete breakdown of order as people just desperately try and get food.”

McGuire, left, discussing climate disaster with former USSR General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev (Photo: supplied)
McGuire warns that relying on importing food could be a problem. “Britain imports about 46 per cent of its food. And if elsewhere in the world that food isn’t there, we won’t have it.” In August, India banned all exports of non-basmati rice because of crop failures. “This is because of climate breakdown,” says McGuire. “When that sort of thing happens, countries hang on to their own food and unfortunately for Britain, we don’t grow much.”

This, then, is where McGuire’s plan begins. “I’m incredibly lucky because I live in an old stone house in a small village, with about an acre of land,” he explains. McGuire made the conscious decision to move his wife and two sons out of London in 2003 to the Peak District.

His house in the city was becoming unbearably hot during the summer heatwaves. “We didn’t move here thinking things were going to fall apart very soon,” he clarifies. “We moved because of global heating, which is of course contributing to things falling apart.”

Now in the countryside, McGuire’s house has walls that are two-thirds of a metre thick, to keep the heat out. He also has the space to be able to grow most of his own fruit and vegetables. He is collecting seeds so that he is able to harvest a selection of produce.

Then there is the water supply. He says it is important to be self-sufficient. “I am doing a lot of rainwater harvesting. The summers in Britain will be seeing consistent temperatures of 40 degrees plus, so water is going to be a huge issue,” says McGuire. Now, his home has a collection system across his home, with gutters taking water to stores that can hold thousands of litres.

Fuel is another essential that McGuire has ticked off. “We have solar panels and a log boiler, so our heat is actually from logs,” he says. “We’re at least on the way to becoming self-sufficient. But even then, it’s not enough in its own right.”

Regardless of all these measures that McGuire has taken, he still doesn’t believe it will be enough to survive for long as an isolated family. “If we are going to see the collapse of society and the economy, then it’s going to be unbelievably hard for everyone, it’s going to be a Wild West,” he says. “If society collapses, there will be no nobody to keep on top of the water supply, nobody to stop gangs roaming the countryside.”

McGuire has spoken with his two teenage sons about the prospect of climate catastrophe. “My 13-year-old is still too young to grasp all the implications, I think, but we can talk openly about how things are going to be hard for him and his brother in the years and decades ahead,” he says. “I don’t think it serves any purpose hiding this sort of thing.”

Above all, McGuire reiterates the need for community in this bleak future. “The bottom line is that nobody can survive on their own,” he says. “And no household can survive on its own. A community would have to work together to try and muddle through as best they can: A village of 500 people or a block of flats with 100 people.”

His words hang in the air. “If we are to have any chance of survival, we need to co-operate, I think that’s absolutely critical.”

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hadnt seem this whole clip before.

DEM BOATS.

I came home from work the day this happened just down the coast from me, turned on the telly to this and actually thought I was tuned into the movie channel

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Jun 29, 2023 11:43:41 GMT sukebegg said:

tons of tweets like this today...hmmm

Smelling plastic - Millions are in the path of toxic smoke plumes

No, there isn’t a pile of tires on fire nearby; what you smell is smoke from the wildfires

You may have noticed by now that the smoke from this year’s fire season has been more dense and potent than previous years. Some people may have also noticed recently that the smoke has transitioned from a campfire-like smell to more of a burning plastic or rubbery smell.

Well, unfortunately, neither observations are just your imaginations. In fact, some locations in Ontario will be making the list of the worst air quality in the world in the coming days.

Recently, many Ontarians have noted that the smoky skies are now coming with a burnt plastic smell rather than the classic smell of burning wood that we have become accustomed to over the last few weeks. With that, there’s good news and bad news. The good news is that there is in fact not a plastic fire burning anywhere, but the bad news is that there isn’t a plastic fire burning anywhere – meaning the wildfire smoke has been in the atmosphere for so long that chemistry is happening.

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the Sun does more than just give us sunburns. It can interact with compounds already in the atmosphere to create new compounds. For example, ozone at the surface level (or smog as it’s commonly called) is caused by air pollutants such as NOx gases being broken up by UV radiation. The extra oxygen molecule then joins up with the free oxygen (O2) in the atmosphere to create ozone (O3). This is also why smog is most common in large urban populations just after rush hours on sunny days – the level of air pollution from vehicle exhaust is highest and the sun is out to facilitate the UV interaction.

Smoke from wildfires is composed of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) that also, you guessed it, interacts with UV radiation. The VOC’s from the wildfire smoke interacts with the UV radiation to create benzene and formaldehyde compounds in the atmosphere. These are toxic air pollutants that can have very adverse effects on human and animal health – and they happen to smell like burning plastic.

www.theweathernetwork.com/en/news/weather/severe/smelling-plastic-millions-are-in-the-path-of-toxic-smoke-plumes

Beta! Where are you ??

I can remember the forest fires of northern Quebec making upstate New York smell like burning plastic. People complained. I had to laugh. The pollutants, for the most part, had come to Canada from the U.S.A. The jet stream is a motherfather.

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Aug 14, 2024 22:51:27 GMT Sprague Dawley said:

hadnt seem this whole clip before.

DEM BOATS.

I came home from work the day this happened just down the coast from me, turned on the telly to this and actually thought I was tuned into the movie channel

I wish that you had been. It still makes me especially sad to mull over what happened that day. The "gaman suru" response is, to my mind, not enough. What do I know? Nuclear leaks, oh well! Fucken hell. Motherfathers be motherfathers in power.

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