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Is Climate Change Abe Lincoln’s Fault? - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Mark Twain said, “Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get.” His real name was Samuel Clemens, and in 1863, he adopted ‘Mark Twain’ as a pen name. The most common explanation of where the name came from is that as the riverboat men on the Mississippi measured the depth of the water, they would call out ‘mark twain’ at the ‘two fathom’ mark on a rope. A fathom is about six feet, so that mark indicated that there was twelve feet of water, and so it was safe for the boat to move. There is,
Greenland’s Icecap Grew This Year - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Greenland’s icecap is melting away thanks to global warming, at least that is what we are told. According to the EU’s European State of the Climate 2025 Report, the ice sheet lost 139 Gt last year. They say that is equivalent to about 1.5 times the amount of ice stored in all the glaciers in the European Alps, and raised global mean sea level by 0.4 mm. (A gigatonne is one billion tonnes.) Since 1972, losses have amounted to 5,747 Gt. The rate of ice loss has increased by around five times since
Colorado River Crisis Brings Major Cuts for California, Nevada, and Arizona - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Phoenix is planning to dip into its emergency water bank as a result. Federal officials are ordering the West to live within the limits of a Colorado River system drained by decades of over-allocation, drought, and policy delay. California, Nevada, and Arizona allocations will be cut a combined 1.25 million acre-feet annually for the next two years, while the upstream states evade mandatory reductions for now. Arizona will see the biggest cuts, while states upstream — Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and
“The [climate issue] perception gap is an information problem” - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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Ingmar Rentzhog’s August 16, 2026 Forbes article “Why The 89% Climate Majority Keeps Losing” asserts that while polling shows a supposed 89% majority of people approve action to stop climate change, this ‘majority’ is seemingly unaware of how they have the public pressure power to get such action done. With particular regard to what he suggests is the disparity between having power and then using it, he offered this basic truism: The perception gap is an information problem, and information prob
The Green Climate Fund Ran Short of Other People’s Money - Watts Up With That? (opens the original)
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The UN’s climate funds spent a July dialogue asking for more money. The best thing America did was stop sending it. On July 14, the UN’s Adaptation Committee put fund managers, negotiators, and development bankers on a video call to work through a problem that clearly has them rattled. The money is drying up. The Green Climate Fund, the Global Environment Facility, and the Adaptation Fund all sent people to explain how developing countries can tap them for cash. What they mostly did was ask for
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