Belén

Viviendo impotente la sexta extinción masiva y el colapso en nuestro planeta 🌍🥀
'I got pieces of your hate in my soul.'

[Belén @anghkuy]

You speak of the devil
Like he is not your friend

When the world starts to burn
Give your water to him 🎵

https://t.co/lBazR5zoHF

[Belén @anghkuy]

El setlist de ayer en Manchester 🎸

[Belén @anghkuy]

Ayer en Manchester Muse estrenó The Sickness In You & I y The Dark Forest en vivo 👀
Qué pena que no estrenaron Hush, pero les hace falta Ellie Goulding para poder tocarla.

[Climate Watcher 🔥 @pmagn]

It’s so much worse than you think. Collapse is coming, billions are likely to die 😞

World heading for ‘irrevocable overshoot’ of global warming that will plunge billions of people into disastrous climate impacts‘... consign humanity to disasters they are unable to adapt to’

Report by Climate Action Tracker (CAT)

https://t.co/Jrac0hvcLn

[まちま @chimanomono]

かわいいよ〜( ; _ ; )🔔🎄

[Belén @anghkuy]

En este pueblucho colocan ese tipo de trampas para los jabalíes... 😑😢

[SOS Senglars @sossenglars]

🐗🌽A las trampas se coloca maíz para atraer y capturar jabalíes, que posteriormente son sacrificados. Recordamos que el 97% De los positivos en PPA han sido hallazgos de cadáveres, no animales cazados.
En la zona de alto riesgo se han instalado:
• 34 trampas.
• 93 pig brigs

[Belén @anghkuy]

Y NO vamos a reducir el CO2 ni alcanzar el punto de equilibrio neto, así que...

[Prof. Eliot Jacobson @EliotJacobson]

The problem is that even if we manage to get to net-zero or even reduce atmospheric CO₂ in the near future, the oceans will continue accumulating heat for centuries to millennia.

[Lyle Lewis @LyleLewis__Real]

Alaska’s “unique circumstances” and “honored traditions” apparently require placing piles of donuts in the wilderness to attract and kill bears. 🙄

[Belén @anghkuy]

Mañana nos toca el adorable Hoppip 💓

[PokeTiempo 🪾🍂 @poke_tiempo]

🌧️Mañana va a llover en buena parte del país, pero es cierto que de forma moderada, con bastante intermitencia y dejando ratos de claros.
🌪️Como es habitual en estas situaciones de poniente, la parte de la tarta que se come el Mediterráneo sabe a viento. Qué poético me ha quedado jajaja
⛅️En Canarias, más nubes en el oeste con posibilidad de chubascos débiles.

[Belén @anghkuy]

🐻🐻🤎🤎

[n @onlywithn]

what a terrible thing to be born with so much love and spend your whole life learning where not to put it. again and again and again.

[AnimaNaturalis @AnimaNaturalis]

🗳🐈 LOS ANIMALES NO VOTAN EL #29N, ¡pero sus vidas dependen de lo que se decida en las urnas!

📝 Hemos presentado un decálogo con 10 compromisos para proteger a los animales.

🔎 Consulta qué formaciones los aceptan en https://t.co/EInJJj2GmR

Firma y comparte el decálogo. ✍️

[Treemissions @treemissions]

We’re building billion-dollar machines to pull CO2 from the air.

A seed does it for free.
Runs on sunlight.
Lasts for centuries.
Gets better every year.
And still makes the air we breathe.

The most advanced climate technology on Earth is already here.

Plant more. Argue less.

[Belén @anghkuy]

Esto es otra muestra de lo tremendamente vulnerable y frágil que es nuestra sociedad, una que depende enteramente de que exista suministro de energía infinita, en un planeta finito.

[Volcaholic 🌋 @volcaholic1]

This is ludicrous!!!!!

Some C-sections have been cancelled and hospitals are going back to pen and paper because NHS calendars depend on Microsoft, according to the BBC.

[Belén @anghkuy]

"2026: Más de 6 décadas después de la advertencia de la Casa Blanca, las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero siguen escalando a alturas extraordinariamente nuevas año tras año, y la ciencia indica que el calentamiento global se está acelerando."

[Jeff Berardelli @WeatherProf]

THIS IS WHAT FAILURE LOOKS LIKE.

This map shows how profoundly our planet has warmed within a Baby Boomer’s lifetime. And the most disturbing part is that we knew this was coming.

1965: President Lyndon Johnson’s own scientific advisers warned that burning fossil fuels was increasing CO₂ and could cause significant changes to Earth’s climate.

1977: Exxon’s own scientists warned company executives about global warming. Their predictions would prove remarkably accurate.

1988: NASA scientist James Hansen famously testified before Congress that human-caused global warming was already underway. The warning made front-page headlines.

2015: Nearly every nation on Earth came together for the Paris Climate Agreement, pledging to limit warming to well below 2°C, ideally 1.5°C.

2026: More than 6 decades after the White House warning, greenhouse gas emissions keep climbing to extraordinary new highs year after year, and the science indicates that global warming is accelerating.

That brings us to this map.

Across vast stretches of the tropical oceans, October 2026 temperatures were more than SIX standard deviations above the 1940–1970 average. In a stable/ normal climate, a six-sigma event would be virtually impossible - statistically a 1-in-1 Billion+ chance. Yet these extremes now cover enormous areas of the planet.

The explanation? Today’s climate is no longer centered on the temperatures of the mid-20th century. We’ve shifted the entire temperature distribution. The current map shows a profoundly different planet than the one nature provided.

Yes, natural fluctuations like El Niño add to the warmth. But they are superimposed on a long-term warming trend driven overwhelmingly by human activity.

We were warned. The science was remarkably accurate. We had decades to act.

And while progress has been made, it has not been nearly enough. In fact, instead of slowing warming, we continue to speed it up.

This is what decades of insufficient action, climate denial, and deception looks like.

[Belén @anghkuy]

"... el deterioro de la criosfera, las capas de hielo, glaciares de montaña, hielo marino, nieve y permafrost, está comprometiendo procesos esenciales como la regulación de los ciclos de energía, agua, carbono y metano, y la capacidad de almacenamiento de carbono de la Tierra."

[Belén @anghkuy]

"La Tierra ha superado ya 7/9 límites planetarios que garantizan un entorno seguro y estable para la civilización: un decímo parámetro, relacionado con las zonas heladas del planeta, también ha traspasado el umbral peligroso."
https://t.co/8oH70551HY

[Belén @anghkuy]

"La Tierra ha superado ya 7/9 límites planetarios que garantizan un entorno seguro y estable para la civilización: un decímo parámetro, relacionado con las zonas heladas del planeta, también ha traspasado el umbral peligroso."
https://t.co/8oH70551HY

[Friends of Lister Lane Cemetery (KAVS) @ListerLaneCem]

Good morning from the Friends of Lister Lane Cemetery.
Image from November 2020.

[Matthew Todd 🌏🔥 @MrMatthewTodd]

It’s so much worse than you think.

Dr. James Hansen, former director of the NASA Goddard Institute for space studies. Says we face the equivalent devastation of a direct hit from a giant asteroid.

Dr. Will Steffen, Professor at the Australian national University, warns global collapse is now the most likely outcome.

Professor Tim Lenton, Exeter University, believes on the course we are on there is no chance of civilisation being intact in 2100.

"We have assessed the amount of climate change we can adapt to. There's a lot we can't adapt to even at 2ºC. At 4ºC the impacts are very high and we cannot adapt to them."
— Rachel Warren, Professor of Global Change and Environmental Biology, University of East Anglia

"Virtually all of us are now convinced that global warming poses a clear and present danger to civilization."
— Lonnie Thompson, Paleoclimatologist, Ohio State University

"It really hasn't sunk in yet, that we've effectively lost the ice sheets. It's only a matter of time until we have many meters of sea level rise. Society has to prepare itself for the catastrophic loss of the coastlines and a retreat inland. Yet we're acting like we negotiate our way out of it."
— Jason Box, Glaciologist, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland

"A rise of 2°C and above will seriously threaten the stability of global society."
— Bill McGuire, Professor Emeritus of Geophysical & Climate Hazards, University College London

"The climate crisis has arrived and is accelerating faster than most scientists expected. It is more severe than anticipated, threatening natural ecosystems and the fate of humanity."
— Joint Statement of 11,000+ Scientists, BioScience

"We cannot continue to pollute the atmosphere, poison the ocean and exhaust the land. There isn't any more available."
— Stephen Hawking, Theoretical Physicist, University of Cambridge

[‿ ˙ ִ ♩ seb 𓏵 j's ͜ 𓏼 ✚ @sdjsnumber1fan]

my life is complete now that i can post a bunch of clingy marcille

[Belén @anghkuy]

De mal en peor.

"Alemania preparando el carbón para sus centrales eléctricas por si escasea el gas." https://t.co/r5OJzWwXlf