A brief summary of the challenge and solutions involvedclimate change, decarbonization, geohacking, termination shock and 12-year warnings with a twist of Stonehenge.

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A brief summary of the challenge and solutions involvedclimate change, decarbonization, geohacking, termination shock and 12-year warnings with a twist of Stonehenge.

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Record-smashing winter heat in the U.S. – is not a story about America. Heat domes appeared over Europe, Russia, Canada, Iran, Japan, China, and Australia to name a few – stalled heat waves out of season and in new geography. A panel of pro journalists on the scene with CoveringClimateNow. Then Dr. Thomas Gasser takes us into the long future as nature’s greenhouse continues to emerge. Right now and then, on Radio Ecoshock. Listen to or download this Radio Ecoshock show in CD Quality (57 MB) or Lo-Fi (14 MB) https://www.ecoshock.net/downloads/ES_260401_Show.mp3 IMPOSSIBLE HEAT IN THE WEST “’Virtually Impossible Heat’ & the Future of the American West” – journalists connect on yet another major climate disruption. We listen in to a media webinar hosted by David Dickson for Covering Climate Now. These are reports where summer heat breaks out in winter, smashing thousands of all-time records. Real pros of environmental journalism try to express seasons never seen before. ZAKE LABE Zake Labe of Climate Central begins, saying the March heat dome is remarkable and eye-opening. Summer heat is far too soon, in March, and persistent, heading into 2 weeks long, – a compound event when combined with the long dry winter...

A brief summary of the challenge and solutions involvedclimate change, decarbonization, geohacking, termination shock and 12-year warnings with a twist of Stonehenge.