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#228: What forests do with heat (opens the original)
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Short on time? Read the summary first and the conclusion at the end; they contain the argument in brief.Forests do not “cancel” the greenhouse effect as an equal and opposite quantity of tree cover. CO₂ changes the atmosphere’s heat-retaining condition. The living surface regulates how the resulting energy is handled: whether it accumulates as heat near the ground, moves upward as water vapour, forms clouds and convection, travels downwind, falls as rain, or is retained in soils, wetlands and aq
#224: The Repair Crew - Audio Edition (opens the original)
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My dear friend, was kind enough to render the episode in her voice, you can follow her amazing work in and I hope you enjoy it. -Ali
#227: What Broke the Mountain: The 2026 Rasuwa Disaster, Tested Cause by Cause (opens the original)
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On August 26, 2026, a Himalayan corridor was erased in half an hour. Everyone reached for their favorite cause. I spent a week testing all of them, and the ones that failed matter as much as the ones that held.Barring the deniers, climate argument runs between two camps that flatten the same nuance from opposite ends. This piece runs both camps’ favorite causes against one Himalayan valley, cause by cause. The CO2-centric camp flattens by scale. Nearly every attribution test for nearly every eve
#226: The Pacific Is Loading a Big El Niño. The Record Says That Is Not the Same as Doom (opens the original)
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The tropical Pacific keeps a reservoir. Trade winds pile warm water into the western half of the basin, the heat sits there in the top few hundred metres, and every few years the ocean spends it, slo… Read more
#225: The room we sold (opens the original)
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The world is getting wrecked. The usual suspects, Greedy people. Greedy companies. Governments too weak or too bought to stop them. And you can replace every single one of them with a saint tomorrow … Read more
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