A shackled prisoner mounts the steps to an ICE deportation flight today at Reno Tahoe International Airport. The weekly flight by Lime Air loads about a dozen prisoners every week to be taken to ICE deportation hubs in states along the southern border. @thisisreno.bsky.social @nevadacurrent.com
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Feeling overwhelmed with all of this. LISTEN. Another Louisiana resident (Marshawn is the only name we have) testifies against the state’s racial gerrymander, speaking truth to power up and down the hearing room and predicts how this story will end.
Speak your truth, fight and believe.
Here's the latest update on the 365-day running average for global SST.
I'm guessing we will be totally f&%ked by a year from now.
There’s no snowpack in California, New York is as hot as summer, and this is happening in Michigan.
Such climatic changes will get exponentially worse as the planet heats up, destroying our resources and stability.
We need to stop using fossil fuels — now.
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Heavy rain and melting snow flooded parts of northern Michigan, closing roads and filling dams to near capacity. In Milwaukee, heavy rainfall forced freeway closures and left vehicles stuck in rising ...
The US is now spending more on data center construction than on public transportation infrastructure
The new ENSO Euro Plumes were released this morning. Hard to believe, but they are even stronger! Some members are even above 4°C! Remarkable.
To be helpful I added color bars to distinguish between strong vs historic events. Almost all members are historical!
Now here’s the relative… 1/2
This chart shows the precipitable water column globally. That translates to the amount of water being held in the atmosphere. Right now we are at the highest level ever recorded. That means, when combined with the incoming super el Nino, the resulting storms will be catastrophic. You are warned.
Stocks soar on 2-week postponement of Armageddon.
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The most anomalous maximum temperature recording regarding stations and their records seems to be 33.3ºC at Wellesbourne. This beats the old May record for the station by 6.1ºC before this spell (27.2ºC, 2010) as well as the June record by 2.2ºC (31.2ºC, 1976), extraordinary.
