It's not possible to keep track of climate catastrophes anymore—they slide over our awareness (if we see them at all) & disappear. They used to be sporadic & local, now they're constant & often much larger. The network effects on food supply, migration, etc. will be terrifying, within years.
Robin BoardmanTen days of water. That is what is left in northern Italy. Salt from the Adriatic pushing upstream into soil that fed generations. Emergency meetings next week. Crops already turning. We bear witness to a land dying on a timeline measured in days, not decades. phys.org/news/2026-07...