cdarwin, to random
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Measurements from stations around the world show that levels have increased significantly since the early 2000s.

According to the report, the main reason is that more methane has been released from wetland areas such as , shallow , , and in tropical regions.

And as it gets warmer, more is released.

“The temperature change leads to increased microbiological activity,” researcher Stephen Matthew Platt says. He is one of the researchers behind the new study.

Processes like in wetlands happen faster when it gets warmer.

Another reason for the increase in methane emissions is that has begun to in the north.

“When the permafrost thaws, it also leads to more water on the surface, and this development is underway,” explains Platt.

https://www.sciencenorway.no/climate-permafrost-physics/why-is-there-so-much-methane-in-the-atmosphere-right-now/2328016

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Nonilex, to random
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What Saw In The

In an exclusive excerpt from my forthcoming biography of the senator, :

A Reckoning, he reveals what drove him to .

By McKay Coppins @mckaycoppins

…January 2, 2021…
It begins with a text message from , the junior senator from Maine: “Could you give me a call when you get a chance? .”


https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2023/11/mitt-romney-retiring-senate-trump-mcconnell/675306/

Nonilex,
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His time in the #Senate had left Romney worried—not just about the #decomposition of his own political party, but about the fate of the #American project itself.

…“A man gets some people around him and begins to #oppress & #dominate others,” he said…. “It’s a testosterone-related phenomenon, perhaps. I don’t know. But in the history of the world, that’s what happens.” America’s experiment in self-rule “is fighting against human nature.”

dezene, to australia

New research: in (2019-2020) killed at least 60 billion , and perhaps up to 120 trillion (!!!) if and are included.

Destruction of this community has effects on , which affects stand .

It’s easy to forget all these tiny , but we should expect more of them as and fire interact to accelerate loss.

OA 🔗 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/aec.13375

Explainer 🔗 https://theconversation.com/more-than-60-billion-leaf-litter-invertebrates-died-in-the-black-summer-fires-heres-what-that-did-to-ecosystems-207032

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Sheril, to random
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Today marks 43 revolutions around that spectacular star of ours.

According to Douglas Adams, 42 was to be the answer to the meaning of life, the universe & everything.

But now that I'm on the other side, I'm glad to know that I still have so much to learn & am excited to see where the journey takes me next... ✨

richardrathe,

@Sheril

Love !

I was recently told by a volunteer at a local "natural" cemetery (bodies are buried with only biodegradable shrouds and/or all wood coffins) that 42-inches is the perfect depth for a grave. Deeper and decomposition is hindered. Shallower and leakage & critters become a problem. I'm not making this up!

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