Environment: Where US Weather Radar Sees Stuff
Where I live, the weather radar cannot see anything below 13,000 feet, due to the radar’s location and very mountainous terrain. I live in the 2nd red circle on the…
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Where I live, the weather radar cannot see anything below 13,000 feet, due to the radar’s location and very mountainous terrain. I live in the 2nd red circle on the…
Almonds are remarkably water inefficient, are grown in water starved California orchards, and no one complains about that.
Red is best, yellow can be okay, green is not good.
Surprised to find acreage burned, so far, is well below average.
Last week, 500,000 "carbon credits" in a local forest burned up, releasing their sequestered carbon into the atmosphere.
Recent studies indicate early panic over microplastics may have been due to false positives and contaminated samples.
Most people upgrade tech more often than they need to, partly due to "gotta have the new one" and because the battery is worn out.
Laughing out loud!
Some countries have a high % of homes with AC.
More opportunity for fraud and corruption.
Tons of tech products today are literally disposable - from Bluetooth headphones to cell phones to notebook PCs - because they lack replaceable batteries.
The western half of the US is dominated by BLM and USFS.
Due to forest and crops, the US contribution to global carbon emissions is apparently negative.
Past estimates said EVs provide minimal benefits to carbon emission reductions.