Nederlandse quinoa wint terrein als zouttolerant alternatief op verzilte akkers. Ruim 24 telers verbouwen samen 200 hectare, goed voor 600 ton per jaar. Door droogte en verzilting groeit de interesse. #quinoa #verzilting
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Профиль VivelyLearn in life, perspectives & perceptions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNP0kyetOZI Lost in abstractions
"Bordeaux, France, has now recorded more days above 40°C in 2026 alone than during the entire 105-year period from 1920 (when observations began) to 2025." (Nahel Belgherrze) #collapse
Voor de eerste keer is er een temperatuur gemeten van 100° F / 38° C boven de poolcirkel ...
Als je vandaag maar één stuk leest, laat het dan dit artikel van huis-en straatarts in Rotterdam, Michelle van Tongerloo, zijn. www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2026/...
Sir #DavidAttenborough “Things are going to get worse. This is the new extinction. We are in terrible, terrible trouble and the longer we wait to do something about it, the worse it is going to get." #ClimateEmergency
“Even modest shifts in the timing or intensity of monsoon rainfall in a given location can lead to flooding, drought, and cascading socioeconomic impacts.” eos.org/features/arc...
This is also true for hydropower, where too much/too little water sends plant offline. So you get ridiculous situation where people battling floods etc also have no power and thus no (clean piped) water. I’ve had to collect rainwater in buckets as taps run dry…
Gaia VinceSeveral nuclear power stations are offline without water for cooling. Water and energy are closely tied. Need water for energy and energy to pump water. Cutting emissions could make this a virtuous cycle rather than a disaster #NomadCentury
Several nuclear power stations are offline without water for cooling. Water and energy are closely tied. Need water for energy and energy to pump water. Cutting emissions could make this a virtuous cycle rather than a disaster #NomadCentury
Guardian USWater levels across several of Europe’s major waterways have dropped to exceptionally low levels
Het blijft toch apart dat alle vliegvelden in Nederland geen natuurvergunning hebben en dat er gewoon wordt doorgevlogen alsof er niets aan de hand is 🤷🏻 www.volkskrant.nl/politiek/luc...
Hele explainer gemaakt over de extreme bosbranden zonder het woord ‘klimaat’ te noemen. 💀
Wij van @naturalis.bsky.social posten elke week een verhaaltje op @naturetodaynl.bsky.social . Die van afgelopen zaterdag is ineens ons best gelezen stuk aller tijden geworden, meer dan de nummers 2 en 3 samen. Leuk, maar waarom?
“Wat de regering van Israël nu probeert te doen is een intifada, een opstand uit te lokken op de Westoever, zodat ze er net zo kunnen tekeergaan als in Gaza”, aldus genocidewetenschapper Omer Bartov in een interview in de Volkskrant van dit weekend. Hij lijkt wel gelijk te hebben..
NOSKolonistengeweld dringt door tot Palestijns bestuurd gebied: 'Volgend hoofdstuk'
But "selective fisheries" mostly harvest older fish, so the collective memory of routes is weakened. Younger fish are less confident, more likely to head the wrong direction. The result: a loss of collective memory & new spawning grounds that threaten to disrupt a stable equilibrium.
200,000 people are had to leave because of dangerous unliveable conditions. This is Europe in 2026. What will it be like in 10 years? 20? Read #NomadCentury for a survival plan
Maar kan er nog gebarbecued worden?
NOSFrankrijk vraagt hulp van EU bij bosbranden, Spanje roept noodtoestand uit
The El Niño climate pattern that is strengthening in the Pacific Ocean is on track to be the largest one in at least 150 years, researchers said today at a briefing. go.nature.com/4fkayak
As Dr. Sarah Kew, Climate Scientist at @knmi.nl says; “We are seeing water supplies evaporate out of our soils and rivers faster than we would have in a world without climate change, turning what would have been manageable dry spells into severe droughts. (2/3)
➡️ Climate change is driving drought in Europe - but not how you might expect. While there isn't a clear signal for climate change impacting the dry weather, extreme heat is sucking more moisture out of the landscape. (1/3)