Maxime-WeLoveClimate
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🛤️ Conduire les organisations vers la neutralité carbone et une RSE humaine !
La part de Trump en chacun de nous.
Il est urgent de faire notre part.😊
Il est urgent de faire notre part.😊
March 19, 2025 at 8:59 AM
La part de Trump en chacun de nous.
Il est urgent de faire notre part.😊
Il est urgent de faire notre part.😊
Human contribution to Climate Change: 23 Hiroshima per second !
Every day.
365 days a year.
Not a single day off !
Not even today which is World Climate Day.
According to IPCC: human contribution is 2,72 w/m2.
At world scale: 1390 terajoule/second.
And Hiroshima was 61 terajoule (14,5 kiloton).
Every day.
365 days a year.
Not a single day off !
Not even today which is World Climate Day.
According to IPCC: human contribution is 2,72 w/m2.
At world scale: 1390 terajoule/second.
And Hiroshima was 61 terajoule (14,5 kiloton).
December 8, 2024 at 9:24 PM
Human contribution to Climate Change: 23 Hiroshima per second !
Every day.
365 days a year.
Not a single day off !
Not even today which is World Climate Day.
According to IPCC: human contribution is 2,72 w/m2.
At world scale: 1390 terajoule/second.
And Hiroshima was 61 terajoule (14,5 kiloton).
Every day.
365 days a year.
Not a single day off !
Not even today which is World Climate Day.
According to IPCC: human contribution is 2,72 w/m2.
At world scale: 1390 terajoule/second.
And Hiroshima was 61 terajoule (14,5 kiloton).
As we can't see it, NASA created this.
Interesting to see:
1/ how northern hemisphere emits compared to southern hemisphere
2/ how atmospheric currents spread out CO2
3/ how difficult passing the Equator is (due to natural air currents from Equator to poles)
Interesting to see:
1/ how northern hemisphere emits compared to southern hemisphere
2/ how atmospheric currents spread out CO2
3/ how difficult passing the Equator is (due to natural air currents from Equator to poles)
December 5, 2024 at 9:59 PM
As we can't see it, NASA created this.
Interesting to see:
1/ how northern hemisphere emits compared to southern hemisphere
2/ how atmospheric currents spread out CO2
3/ how difficult passing the Equator is (due to natural air currents from Equator to poles)
Interesting to see:
1/ how northern hemisphere emits compared to southern hemisphere
2/ how atmospheric currents spread out CO2
3/ how difficult passing the Equator is (due to natural air currents from Equator to poles)
COP have a limited impact:
- China (first CO2 emitter) not concerned "sorry we're in development"
- USA (first historical emitter) not willing "sorry we changed President"
- EUrope still not acting fast enough
- China (first CO2 emitter) not concerned "sorry we're in development"
- USA (first historical emitter) not willing "sorry we changed President"
- EUrope still not acting fast enough
November 26, 2024 at 6:51 AM
COP have a limited impact:
- China (first CO2 emitter) not concerned "sorry we're in development"
- USA (first historical emitter) not willing "sorry we changed President"
- EUrope still not acting fast enough
- China (first CO2 emitter) not concerned "sorry we're in development"
- USA (first historical emitter) not willing "sorry we changed President"
- EUrope still not acting fast enough
COP29 is moonwalking: looking forward but going backwards.
1/2 step forward: 300Mds$/y for developping countries (instead of the 1000 Mds$ they hoped)
1 step back: China & Golfe countries still not paying
1 other step back: "transition out of fossil energy" disappears
1/2 step forward: 300Mds$/y for developping countries (instead of the 1000 Mds$ they hoped)
1 step back: China & Golfe countries still not paying
1 other step back: "transition out of fossil energy" disappears
November 24, 2024 at 4:16 PM
COP29 is moonwalking: looking forward but going backwards.
1/2 step forward: 300Mds$/y for developping countries (instead of the 1000 Mds$ they hoped)
1 step back: China & Golfe countries still not paying
1 other step back: "transition out of fossil energy" disappears
1/2 step forward: 300Mds$/y for developping countries (instead of the 1000 Mds$ they hoped)
1 step back: China & Golfe countries still not paying
1 other step back: "transition out of fossil energy" disappears