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Peter Dynes
@PGDynes
MD - MEER.org | Advancing climate resilience through Sustainable Surface Radiative Thermal Management (SRTM) research substack.com/@peterdynes
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Born August 19
Joined May 2015
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    Peter Dynes
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    Aug 11, 2022
    The Anthropocene has reduced a majestic animal to scavenging through human rubbish as its natural environment is destroyed.
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    Peter Dynes
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    Jul 17, 2022
    Agriculture cannot survive at 50C+ soil temperatures for very long. Civilization cannot survive long without modern agriculture- connect the dots. On current trajectory this doesn’t end well. #heatwave
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    Peter Dynes
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    May 31, 2023
    Spain's farms are dying. Their pastures are disappearing. Their livestock is becoming too expensive to even feed. Their ministers resort to calling for the EU crisis mechanism to be triggered. The #Climate crisis is now an EU farming and food supply crisis.
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    Peter Dynes
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    Apr 27, 2024
    Human survivability at its absolute limit in #Asia currently: #Thailand, #Myanmar, #Cambodia, #Vietnam, and the #Philippines. All hit temperatures above 40°C, with some places experiencing an incredible life-threatening heat index of up to 52°C.
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    Peter Dynes
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    Jul 22, 2023
    Looks like all my Italian trolls were right after all - there are no extreme weather events happening in #Italy - This is "just summer". This "happens every year". Tourists "just aren't used to this". "look, here's a weather map showing these hail storms didn't happen".....
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    Peter Dynes
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    Jul 13, 2023
    The ground temperature in some areas of Spain has hit more than 60C! (140F) Sixty C! This is no longer a "Holiday" destination - #Spain is now a torturous sweatshop. You can't sustain crops in this heat for long - nor a society.
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    Ground temperature is not a good indicator for crops growth since it drops rapidly the more centimeters you dig down. Almost every crop produced outside in summer is rainfed (Olive, vineyard, barley & wheat) wich has been the same since the Roman empire For more info (Spanish) atlasnacional.ign.es/wane/Clima
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    Peter Dynes
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    Jan 1, 2024
    Wow - The Great Lakes typically have an ice coverage of 55% during the winter months, causing at least half of their surfaces to freeze. As of yesterday, they had a combined ice cover of just 0.2%. Lake Superior 0.5%, Lake Michigan 0%, Lake Huron 0%, Lake Erie 0%, Lake Ontario 0%
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    Peter Dynes
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    May 16, 2022
    43C in Spain in Mid May. These temperatures are not normal. How long before crops become seriously impacted by thermal intolerance and drought.
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    Peter Dynes
    @PGDynes
    Mar 27, 2023
    This summer may push India closer to the limits of human survival. Rising temperatures are forecast in the coming weeks after India experienced its hottest February on record. The region is at serious risk of wet-bulb if global temperatures continue to rise.
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    Peter Dynes
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    Dec 20, 2022
    There is a monster leak of Arctic air heading towards the whole of North America. Many places will experience -20C. These leaks are becoming more frequent as the jet stream weakens. This is a new climate. The stability of the Holocene is over.
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    Peter Dynes
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    Jun 20, 2024
    Agriculture cannot survive at 48C + air temperatures and ongoing severe droughts for very long. The bread baskets of #India have been hitting these temps for nearly 40 days straight. There is no #civilization without #Agriculture. Billions of people at risk #Delhi #heatwave
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    Peter Dynes
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    Jul 15, 2023
    Due to the expected heatwave that will last through next week, the Italian health ministry has issued a red alert for 16 cities, including Rome, Bologna, and Florence. According to Italian media, Sardinia will experience a temperature of 48°C (118.4°F). This is not "normal".
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    Peter Dynes
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    May 28, 2023
    “Expect chaos” - we really are in uncharted warm waters - Dr Jennifer Francis “We have not had a strong El Niño, in conjunction with ocean heatwave in the North Pacific, in conjunction with an Atlantic ocean where the temperatures are almost off the charts.”
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    Peter Dynes
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    May 28, 2024
    #Mexico City could run out of water within weeks. "Day Zero" is counting down to June 26th. The whole country is in #drought conditions, and huge parts are in Extreme drought. A society can't run without water, and that could become a reality very soon in some regions.
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