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Allison: I'm going to do every single thing I can to defeat Donald Trump. As a Black woman who has fewer Constitutional rights than I did the day I was born, I refuse to live under Donald Trump's reign again. I refuse to risk our democracy. Joe Biden is the person who is able to defeat him. I ask you, as a Democratic Party, to get it together for the people you are asked to represent. There is too much at stake

Chaos in the Climate Casino The Climate Emergency Forum welcomes Dr. Eliot Jacobson, a retired professor turned climate researcher. The discussion delves into the complexities of the 1.5-degree IPCC global average temperature goal. In the detailed dialog provided, Dr. Eliot Jacobson, a retired professor turned climate researcher, delves into the complexities of the 1.5-degree IPCC global average temperature goal and the challenges in accurately measuring temperature anomalies above the pre-industrial baseline. He criticizes the varying methods used by different sources to calculate these anomalies and highlights discrepancies in reporting, emphasizing the need for a more standardized approach to convey this crucial information. Furthermore, Dr. Jacobson discusses his own analysis based on Copernicus data, revealing a higher rate of warming at 0.3 degrees Celsius per decade compared to previous estimates. This leads him to assert that the current temperature anomaly is around 1.38 degrees Celsius above the pre-industrial baseline, indicating a faster pace of warming than commonly acknowledged. He predicts that at this rate, the world is likely to surpass the 1.5-degree goal by 2028, highlighting the urgency of addressing climate change. The discussion also extends to how insurance companies are grappling with escalating risks due to abrupt weather changes, hinting at broader societal implications and challenges posed by a rapidly changing climate landscape.