Marshes near Jean Lafitte. Rising sea levels and land loss are driving back Louisiana’s coastline, and a fourth of the state’s wetlands are already gone. Photograph by WILLIAM WIDMER
The temperature difference from normal over the Arctic averaged over the next five days in the GFS model forecast. (University of Maine Climate Reanalyzer)
A study on global warming and its effect on sea-level rise released by scientists in France this week should be cause for concern here in Jamaica and the wider Caribbean...
A local resident walks past a yacht that was washed ashore after Cyclone Debbie hit the northern Queensland town of Airlie Beach in March 2017. Photograph: Reuters
Evolution has reached the place where it appears to want to more intentionally and awarely influence its own evolution. Humanity appears to be evolution's current favored medium for this improvement to its own evolution algorithm. The question is --- has humanity reached the point where it is intentionally and awarely influencing its own evolution and, as either as individuals or as a whole, has humanity decided to partner with evolution in co-creating this new level of influence over the future?
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Marshes near Jean Lafitte. Rising sea levels and land loss are driving back Louisiana’s coastline, and a fourth of the state’s wetlands are already gone. Photograph by WILLIAM WIDMER
Dead saiga antelopes in a field in Kazakhstan. About 20,000 of the species were found dead in one week. Photograph: Reuters
Nope, that won't do it... Photographer: Carlos Becerra/Bloomberg
A local resident walks past a yacht that was washed ashore after Cyclone Debbie hit the northern Queensland town of Airlie Beach in March 2017. Photograph: Reuters