Global Warming is harming the world’s water cycle
The United Nations Environment Program has estimated the amount of money that’s missing for climate change adaptation and said that 2024 was the warmest year on record for nearly four billion people in over 100 countries. Air temperatures over the Earth were 2.2C warmer than they were at the start of the Industrial Revolution, it added.
The year was the hottest on record
According to the NOAA, the global temperature in July 2023 was 1.55C higher than the 1981 to 1982 average temperature. However, Zeke Hausfather, a climate scientist with the organisation Berkeley Earth, said, “When it started getting weird was around June and July of the summer.” He added, “When it started getting weird was around June and July of the summer.”
The firefighters battling the LA fires made some progress, but harsh winds are threatening gains
A fire in California, US has claimed the lives of three people and injured at least six others, including a firefighter, after it began on Tuesday. The fire has blackened over 30,700 acres in Ventura and Los Angeles counties. The death toll has risen to 20 after the third fire, dubbed the Eaton fire, was reported on Thursday.
The LA fires are affecting the tide in ways that it has not before
The number of people evacuated due to the wildfires in California, US has been increased to over 1 lakh, while the death toll has risen to six. Thousands of people were forced to evacuate their houses as the wildfires crossed the border into the state on Tuesday. Over 3 lakh acres of land have been charred so far.
Donald Trump is set for sentencing for his New York felony conviction
US President-elect Donald Trump’s lawyers asked the Supreme Court to stay proceedings in the New York trial court, saying that they didn’t want the presidency and the federal government to be in harm’s way. Trump had been found guilty of filing fake documents to conceal payments to porn star Stormy Daniels, who claimed she had an affair with Trump.
The tide might be turned against the LA Fires
Wildfires in the US’ Los Angeles and Ventura counties have forced the evacuation of over 1 lakh people since Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said on Thursday. The wildfires, fueled by Santa Ana winds, were caused by a combination of long-standing drought and strong winds that blow from the high desert ofNevada and Utah into Southern California.
These newly identified cells could change the face of plastic surgery
Researchers at University of California, Irvine have revealed that fat cells in the ear and the nose remain the same size after being fed a high-fat diet in mice. However, researchers found that fat cells would shrink or swell if fed a low-fat diet. The idea that fat cells don’t have a functioning metabolism was suggested by that.
The quest for domination of the mind has gone global
Reacting to Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s op-ed in which he backed German far-right party Alternative for Germany (AFL), the AfD’s candidate for Chancellor in Germany’s snap elections, Barbara Weidel said, “He was exactly the opposite.” Weidel added, “The biggest success after that horrible era was to label Adolf Hitler as right-wing and conservative, he was exactly the opposite.”
There are no signs of Slowing Down in California
Wildfires in Southern California have been fuelled by dry winds, which create strong flow of air that makes its way out to the Inland Empire area. With the high pressure that develops over the region coupled with the low pressure down over southern California, it creates a strong flow of air that makes its way out to the Inland Empire area.
Meta X-ification has been documented
Facebook has said that it will no longer let “hateful” posts on its platform be reported to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The social networking platform said it will no longer allow posts that “promote offline violence”. It added that it’ll continue to allow for fact-checking of hateful content, including posts about President-electDonald Trump.