Desseaux Joël

J'ai commencé en 2009 à me demander pourquoi le prix du pétrole avait autant monté, puis suis tombé sur le pic pétrolier et ai continué à creuser sur l'énergie.

[Hugo Pérez Ayán 🇪🇸 @hp_ayan]

Dios mío... Esto es un desastre sin precedentes. Se está quemando todo el oeste madrileño

A este ritmo el incendio va a llegar a El Escorial. Mucho ánimo a todos los afectados

[Matthew Todd 🌏🔥 @MrMatthewTodd]

Bad about all this climate hysteria eh @afneil @PatrickChristys @TiceRichard @Nigel_Farage @DavidGHFrost @LordAshcroft @mickbooker @SuellaBraverman @RobertJenrick @danny__kruger @MartinDaubney @KonstantinKisin @francisjfoster @piersmorgan

[Matthew Todd 🌏🔥 @MrMatthewTodd]

Terrifying. People will be boarding planes flying into this hell over the weekend

[Furkan Gözükara @FurkanGozukara]

🚨 BREAKING: Spain declares a national emergency as massive wildfires rapidly sweep through residential areas near Madrid.

Al Jazeera confirms a terrifying reality. Europe is officially warming twice as fast as the global average.

This destruction is the new normal.

[Matthew Todd 🌏🔥 @MrMatthewTodd]

See how the bots are on overdrive to spread conspiracy theories, funded by the oil industry, amplified by social media platforms.

[Peter Gardner @PeterDGardner]

Tens of thousands flee fires in France as blazes merge outside Madrid https://t.co/KUO2mgl7GS #bushfires

[Matthew Todd 🌏🔥 @MrMatthewTodd]

This is what the fossil fuel industry has done to the world

AND ITS GOING TO GET WORSE

[Peter Gardner @PeterDGardner]

Australian developer gets funding boost for 2 GW-plus renewable energy plans and big solar battery hub https://t.co/L0f3hVZD2Q

[PERSONNEL @Loovenelle]

QUI ose dire que les animaux échappent aux #incendies car ils peuvent fuir???
Le pompier qui l'a arrosé lui a peut-être sauvé la vie..

[Peter Gardner @PeterDGardner]

How dangerous are wildfires and how can we stop them from getting worse?
The conditions for ferocious fires are expected to worsen as the planet heats up, putting more people at risk https://t.co/9azCxrisx0 #bushfires

[Matthew Todd 🌏🔥 @MrMatthewTodd]

‘Climate scientist warnings never come true!’

Apart from the record-breaking heat waves, the record-breaking rain, the record temperatures all across the planet, the record breaking wildfires and the fact that half the planet looks like the apocalypse…

[Peter Gardner @PeterDGardner]

As extreme heat pummels the Tour de France, can cycling keep riders safe? https://t.co/sy1TLbBguY via @ConversationEDU

[Infos Françaises @InfosFrancaises]

🔥 ALERTE - Le gigantesque incendie en Gironde a pris une "ampleur inédite" et se dirige maintenant vers la métropole de Bordeaux.
Emmanuel Macron ordonne aux Armées "de se mobiliser pour venir en renfort maximal de la sécurité civile". Prés de 15.000 hectares ont brûlé et 110.000 personnes évacuées. Les évacuations d'Audenge, Lanton et de Salaunes sont en cours et d'autres communes seront évacuées ce soir, annonce la préfète.
Les autorités vont "tout faire pour protéger" Bordeaux, affirme ce soir le ministre de l'Intérieur.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Rising levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide appear to be subtly altering human blood chemistry, according to a recent analysis of long-term health data. Researchers examined more than two decades of blood test results from approximately 7,000 Americans, collected every two years through the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). They observed that several key blood markers shifted in patterns that closely mirrored the ongoing increase in atmospheric CO₂ concentrations during the same period.

The most prominent shift involved a roughly 7 percent rise in serum bicarbonate levels, a critical component that helps regulate the blood's pH within a narrow, healthy range. Concurrently, average concentrations of calcium and phosphorus showed modest declines.

Bicarbonate forms part of the body's primary acid-base buffering system. Cellular metabolism produces carbon dioxide, which dissolves in the blood and converts largely into bicarbonate. The lungs expel excess CO₂ during exhalation, while the kidneys fine-tune bicarbonate levels to prevent the blood from becoming overly acidic or alkaline.

The study authors propose that elevated atmospheric CO₂ may prompt gradual adjustments in this buffering mechanism as the body works to sustain normal acid-base homeostasis. Projections based on current trends suggest that average bicarbonate levels could near the upper boundary of the accepted healthy range within roughly 50 years.

Importantly, the researchers emphasize that these findings demonstrate correlation rather than definitive causation. Numerous other influences, such as dietary habits, medications, kidney health, chronic conditions, and overall lifestyle, can affect blood chemistry. Additional investigations are essential to clarify whether atmospheric CO₂ directly drives these observed changes.

Atmospheric CO₂ concentrations have climbed from around 280 parts per million before the Industrial Revolution to more than 420 parts per million today. While public discourse centers primarily on its contribution to planetary warming, this research prompts consideration of potential direct biological impacts from sustained alterations in the air we breathe.

This preliminary evidence warrants further scientific scrutiny to better understand the implications for human health in a high-CO₂ world.

[Larcombe, A. N., & Bierwirth, P. N. (2026). Carbon dioxide overload, detected in human blood, suggests a potentially toxic atmosphere within 50 years. Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health. DOI: 10.1007/s11869-026-01918-5]

[Cleanrider @cleanrider]

Acheter son vélo électrique sur internet : le guide complet 2026 👉 Retrouvez l'article complet sur Cleanrider https://t.co/eLQwjPTweu

[Sebastian Kraemer @sebkraemer]

The story so far

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Cairngorms National Park wildfire declared major incident as hundreds of villagers evacuated

https://t.co/Et554LYppq

[Le Figaro Économie @Figaro_Economie]

DÉCRYPTAGE - Un feu « XXL » ravage de nouveau la Gironde, contraignant les autorités à évacuer les habitants et vacanciers de la très chic presqu’île du cap Ferret. Quelques dizaines de maisons…
➡️ https://t.co/3tV66GlAp4 https://t.co/3tV66GlAp4

[Infos Françaises @InfosFrancaises]

🇪🇸 ESPAGNE : Le gigantesque incendie dans la région de Madrid est désormais "impossible à éteindre", annonce le gouvernement régional. "À l'heure actuelle, l'incendie est au plus fort".

[Peter Gardner @PeterDGardner]

Fortescue tests its 150 tonne battery-powered water truck, and its new electric dozers, grades and loaders https://t.co/CNQY6nvxki