Mostly working on The Evolution of Ireland Project, exploring the past, present, and future of Ireland's land, life, and people. Sometimes drinking Beamish.
More bad climate news over the weekend with the report that this July was the #hottest month ever recorded. Yet, as this article makes clear, we should not give into #climatedoom and profound change for the better is still within our grasp:
https://t.co/wHywwXbjqH
#climateaction
#Sicily may have registered the #hottest temperature ever recorded in #Europe (48.8C) yesterday, caused by an anticyclone aptly-named Lucifer. If verified, this would overtake the current record of 48C from #Athens in 1977:
https://t.co/wAdzqZG4YS
#climatecrisis#climatechange
'#Climate scientists have detected warning signs of the collapse of the #GulfStream... Such an event would have catastrophic consequences around the world, [including] increasing storms and lowering temperatures in #Europe':
https://t.co/9oE6PhqkgM
#climatecrisis#anthropocene
New species of #giant#rhino, #Paraceratherium linxiaense, which lived in NW #China 26.5 million years ago, is one of the largest #mammals to ever live, reaching a jaw-dropping 7 metres tall and 21 tonnes in weight:
https://t.co/di2WQumlEW
Image: Yu Chen
#theevolutionofireland
Dr Hercules: Dr Pat O’Callaghan from #Cork was a 6-foot-two-inch, 17-stone two-time #Olympic champion hailed as ‘the greatest all-round #athlete in the world’ before an ill-fated spell in American #wrestling in 1938:
https://t.co/x2g13zUF3B
#theevolutionofireland#sport#ireland