How Climate Change Is Fueling Extreme Weather
Carbon pollution is contributing to climate disasters that will only get worse unless we take action.earthjustice.org
Here is a more accurate listI will update this thread most days as the earh dies screaming.
Lets start in Espana.
At least 95 people dead in Spain’s worst floods in three decades
Soldiers aid search for dozens still missing as prime minister warns extreme weather may not be overwww.theguardian.com
Scientists say extreme weather such as heatwaves and storms is becoming more intense as a result of the climate crisis.
51 dead in a sun parched area of Spain. Nothing to see here. Floods have become common place in Spain over the last few years. They are going to have to work out how to live with the results of climate breakdown,
A major worry is that this area provides much of our food. At the very least floods caused by climate change are inflationary. At worst 50 people die.
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And Texas with gas, coal, and nuclear, had a huge blackout due to weather. Plus it was a technological screwup, not the use of renewables that caused that blackout;
Duh, is right, you are that ******* stupid. A major slowing or cessation of the AMOC would not cause instant ice age, that was a rather silly notion in that movie. However, it would result in a much colder Europe and Eastern Seaboard in North America. We know that from the Younger Dryas.
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Those who have forced renewable energy on a country are never going to admit they will never meet demand and cause frequent blackouts. As nations increase use of AI and server banks energy demands will skyrocket and green energy will never be able to supply that. Thats why America has stopped subsidies and is producing energy with fossil fuels and nuclear. Europe will force manufacturers to leave and come hereAnd Texas with gas, coal, and nuclear, had a huge blackout due to weather. Plus it was a technological screwup, not the use of renewables that caused that blackout;
The electric blackout in Spain on April 28, 2025, was caused by significant fluctuations in the electrical grid, leading to a disconnection from the European system and a collapse of the Iberian electricity network.
Overview of the Blackout
On April 28, 2025, a major power blackout affected the Iberian Peninsula, impacting both Spain and Portugal. The outage began around 12:33 PM CEST and lasted for approximately ten hours in many areas, causing severe disruptions in telecommunications, transportation, and emergency services. Reports indicated that at least eight fatalities were linked to the blackout due to related incidents, such as fires from candles and generator exhaust fumes.
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Causes of the Blackout
- Grid Fluctuations: The blackout was triggered by two significant disconnection events in the electrical grid. The first event was manageable, but the second led to a massive disconnection, causing Spain's power system to detach from the European grid.
2- Renewable Energy Impact: Prior to the blackout, Spain was generating a substantial amount of its electricity from renewable sources, particularly solar energy. However, a sudden drop in solar power generation was observed, which was attributed to an automated command that disconnected several solar facilities from the grid. This disconnection contributed to the instability of the grid.
2- Technical Failures: Investigations suggest that the blackout may have been exacerbated by technical failures in the synchronization of the grid. The grid requires stable base-load power from sources like nuclear and large hydroelectric plants to maintain frequency stability. The sudden fluctuations in generation, particularly from variable renewable sources, may have disrupted this balance.
2- External Factors: There were also indications that France had stopped importing electricity from Spain shortly before the blackout, which may have deepened the imbalance between supply and demand.
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5 SourcesOngoing Investigations
Authorities in Spain and Portugal are conducting investigations to determine the exact causes of the blackout. While there has been speculation about the role of renewable energy, experts have largely ruled out this connection, emphasizing that the technology is capable of supporting grid stability when properly integrated. The Spanish Prime Minister has also dismissed claims linking the blackout to renewable energy as misinformation.
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Nearly half a million people displaced as monsoon floods hit Pakistan
Heavy monsoon rains swelled rivers in eastern Pakistan, displacing nearly 500,000 people and affecting 1.5 million, officials said Saturday. The latest spell of monsoon flooding has killed 30 people…
Nothing to see here. It looks even worse than the trump floods that killed those little girls in rexas.
Google is biased
Nearly half a million people displaced as monsoon floods hit Pakistan
Heavy monsoon rains swelled rivers in eastern Pakistan, displacing nearly 500,000 people and affecting 1.5 million, officials said Saturday. The latest spell of monsoon flooding has killed 30 people…
Nothing to see here. It looks even worse than the trump floods that killed those little girls in rexas.
The latest spell of monsoons?Nearly half a million people displaced as monsoon floods hit Pakistan
Heavy monsoon rains swelled rivers in eastern Pakistan, displacing nearly 500,000 people and affecting 1.5 million, officials said Saturday. The latest spell of monsoon flooding has killed 30 people…
Nothing to see here. It looks even worse than the trump floods that killed those little girls in rexas.
Aug is cold climate change is BS no one cares.
