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https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1914995234892546508 NEW - Experiments to "dim sunlight to fight global warming" will be given the green light by the British government within weeks. https://t.co/ioBL0llDmR

western or eastern?

Look at this, this is going to happen. https://x.com/i/trending/1915031013295878203 UK Set to Experiment with Sun Dimming Against Climate Change Last updated 23 minutes ago The UK Government is reportedly preparing to approve geoengineering experiments aimed at mitigating global warming by reducing sunlight reaching the Earth. These experiments, which might include techniques like aerosol injection and cloud brightening, have sparked a mix of reactions from skepticism to outright opposition on social media. Critics are voicing concerns about the lack of transparency, potential global effects, and the adequacy of these methods in addressing climate change.

Like I wrote above, this is happening whether we want it to or not. Nothing we can do to stop it and it actually needs to happen. This is on us, collectively as a society. https://x.com/i/trending/1915031013295878203 UK Set to Experiment with Sun Dimming Against Climate Change Last updated 21 minutes ago The UK Government is reportedly preparing to approve geoengineering experiments aimed at mitigating global warming by reducing sunlight reaching the Earth. These experiments, which might include techniques like aerosol injection and cloud brightening, have sparked a mix of reactions from skepticism to outright opposition on social media. Critics are voicing concerns about the lack of transparency, potential global effects, and the adequacy of these methods in addressing climate change.

Didn't 1998 also have another big severe weather outbreak around Memorial Day? So strange to have them bookend summer like that-- both Memorial Day AND Labor Day! Also going back, does anyone remember the historic October 1989 outbreak? I feel like that entire month was extremely windy and all our leaves were down by Halloween (got any stats on that Chris-- was October 1989 one of our windiest months)? People remember the tragic deaths of 10 children up in Westchester at Coldenham -- that was part of a nationwide severe weather outbreak wasn't it? What was going on that month that made it so bad?

Places like Portland are likely to see their snowfall increase for a few decades.

it's never going to get that warm, the rich and powerful won't allow it to happen, geoengineering is just around the corner, whether we want it or not, we need it.

when we start geoengineering the planet to cool it down the monsoon will actually become drier. Several computer simulations show that. It's never going to get to 5c or 7c or whatever those models are talking about, geoengineering is going to start by 2030 if not sooner.

One aspect that is interesting ... the idea of younger generations perhaps 'not needing' as much direct evidence exposure to be convinced. There's a suggestion here that some of the persuasion toward accepting the objective reality may come by way of these older generations dying off.\ John, you should read the famous quote by Max Planck that applies to all of of society.....

If anything your snowfall should go up with added moisture as locations further south see their snowfall go down. We saw this in the DC vs NYC trend back in the early 2000s (it's so strange to say that lol.)

it's a great idea for the Tree From Hell too lol

Looks like most of the processes in place are to remove CO2 from the air rather than cutting down on fossil fuels. Removing water vapor to make more drinking water has a lot of merit and could help a lot of people that don't have access to clean drinking water around the world.

Probably a better idea, I think small scale versions of that are already happening.

looks like a volcanic eruption lol

thats exactly why you need a whole home multistage filter (one of many reasons).

we're going to have to learn how to pump that shit into outer space. They did a whole thing on ABC today for Earth Day about a certain kind of sand that absorbs CO2. If sand can absorb CO2 and remove it from the air, then we can also pump excess water vapor into outer space. Get rid of two greenhouse gases at once.

wow this is absolutely amazing, I saw it too, in the northwest. you took this image with your cell phone?

It's been cloudy for over an hour now lol

we have sprinklers for that too lol. I do a combo of manually watering plus using sprinklers.

But we're used to watering here on the south shore. I don't see a problem with it-- plus my best season for vegetables and flowers (summer squash, zucchini, okra, potatoes, carrots, corn, eggplant, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, green beans, sunflowers, roses, etc.) was 1993 which was a super hot summer with around 2 inches of rain each month of the summer. I think they need sunshine a lot more than they need rain. 1993 was my favorite summer for growing.

I don't know why so many people complain about watering. Not you specifically, but just in general. If people want to garden or do agriculture they should expect to spend at least an hour a day watering (especially during the summer.) I really enjoy watering, it's good exercise and gives you a hands on experience, rather than being lazy and relying on nature.

this is a good excuse to spray pesticides, lanternflies are absolutely disgusting.

we need more woodpeckers! I've only seen one here over the last few years, they will help control these weed trees and the lanternfly.

omg two pests, this explains why I saw so many lanternflies here last summer. One even got inside my house (I killed it immediately), but I see many of them flying around outside.

Still cloudy today, I hate it when fronts lag like this.