#153 Weekend reads – the heat will kill you first
I haven’t been able to get my hands on a copy of Jeff Goodell’s The Heat Will Kill You First, but I will, because the heat is here and it’s
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34 actions to prepare for a heat index that hits unliveable territory
Do you know what I’m absolutely terrified about right now? Wet Bulb Temperatures, or the rising heat index, which has become the more common term
#149 Weekend reads – it’s getting hot hot hot
The Titanic Sub received global minute-by-minute coverage this week, which attracted a lot of different conversations, mainly the hypocrisy
Climate Courage: get ready for wet bulb temperatures aka when it’s ‘too hot to live’
Asia recorded its worst-ever April heat wave in 2023, with the heat continuing across the region in May. This is before El Niño starts
#142 Weekend reads – we must educate ourselves about Wet Bulb Temperatures
A growing concern I have is the lack of awareness about what Wet Bulb Temperatures mean and how close we are to hitting temperatures that can
#141 Weekend reads – hello from the worst ever recorded heatwave in Asia, April 2023
It’s hot, it’s really hot, and while we had a slight cool break this week after the haze cleared, the heat is back today (feels like 41°C)
#140 Weekend reads – India in the eye of the climate storm
More and more attention has started to shift towards India in the climate conversation and that’s because it’s now the most populous country
#132 Weekend reads – Ohio’s Chernobyl and Antarctica’s extreme heat event
It took two weeks for mainstream media to pick up the story of a 150-car train derailment at East Palestine in Ohio, USA. Referred to as Ohio’s Chernobyl
#124 Weekend reads – it looks like Australia is stuffed!
A few years ago, my friend Joe Augustin, asked if I had plans to move back to Australia one day, and I said, for my boy’s future, Australia does not look like a great option. Well apparently, I was right – the escalation is here and it’s alarming. Sorry fellow Aussies, but we must face …
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