This year may be biblical

[tp4tissue]

In North Poland, a rouge farmer dumped 700 infected birbfloo chickens in the forest.

Why this is bad, well.. wild animals will come in contact with, perhaps eat the infected birbs, carrying around the virus throughout that ecosystem.

BIRDS CAN FLY... and the poot in mid-air.


You can track it indoors by walking.

[Leslieann]

It's really stupid to send these celebrity to space.

But Katy Perry said “This is all for the benefit of Earth.”

[noisyturtle]

It's really stupid to send these celebrity to space.

But Katy Perry said “This is all for the benefit of Earth.”

The most tone-deaf timing since celebs sang The Beatles during COVID
Plus Bezos' trophy wife was on the trip as well (not to mention Bezos just sold his Seattle mansion and moved to Florida. Very worrisome he knows something. WA is a target of Trump as 2nd most liberal state next to MA)

[tp4tissue]

We're pretty scr00d. It's 99.9999% certainty lvl.

We are using more "fuel" than every before, more coal, more oil, more everything. All renewables are really just a sliver, but even within that, they're essentially all inefficiently converted from Fossil.

Green energy is a lie.  The net effect really is, we'll probably just have to turn it off. We won't want to, but we're going to hit the wall, and Nature will turn it off for us.  Then it's lights out, see you in a few Million years. TurkeyP4 reporting from the future.

[tp4tissue]

All of a sudden super cold this morning.

WEather is messssed up.

Doooooooooooooooommm

[fohat.digs]

We had what I hoped was the last frost of the season about a week ago and I planted my garden. Now I am just hoping for a reasonable pattern of sunshine and rain for the next few months ....

[tp4tissue]

Tp4's seeds are still indoor nursery right now.

[tp4tissue]

MagaP4 declares climate change FAKE, this is all AI.  Hail is a solid gift from god, water is the source of all life.  Therefore. We shall all achieve heaven if we donate to the right SuperPacs.

Eggs and Baseball sized Hail, now Eggs are delicious they've come down 92% in price, Baseball is God's favorite sport. So checkmate liberals. 

[tp4tissue]

Wonderful News, Everybody.

Published in 2022, scientists reviewed studies of PFAS in rainwater and similarly found concentrations of these chemicals at levels above what US and Danish regulators say is safe for drinking water. The authors concluded that, based on health advisories, no untreated rainwater would be considered safe to drink.

If that's where we're at, Rainwater is "too dirty" to drink.  Ship has sailed.. That's it!

[fohat.digs]

Here is quite a plum:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/04/protecting-american-energy-from-state-overreach/

TL;DR version
"his EO directs Bondi to sue state and local governments to block their climate and clean energy policies and to “take all appropriate action to stop the enforcement” of a wide array of state climate and clean energy laws. His edict proclaims that, “Americans must be permitted to heat their homes, fuel their cars, and have peace of mind— free from policies that make energy more expensive and inevitably degrade quality of life."

[tp4tissue]

The primary growth in US oil in the last 2 decades is Tight oil, used to make plastics.

We've pretty much exhausted all the easily accessible Diesel-able Heavy stuff. There is no "Unleash" American energy, maybe you can make a case for "Unleash" American "Plastics".  This is why we have to import oil, despite being the world's leading producer.

The only thing we've got left is,  screw up the middle east, so the Saudis continue to have to sell us more diesel.


That's where the energy politics/ infrastructure is.


This is also why Pu7n's not afraid of America, he's got Diesel, the Truest of all currencies in existence..

$$$ means nothing, it's just numbers.  Whoever has Diesel is King.


ANYTHING and EVERYTHING you buy, the primary cost,  DIESEL.

[noisyturtle]

What I find particularly funny is finally removing unneeded food dyes and preservatives from foods and floride from drinking water, while simultaneously approving less pollution regulations for factories and loosing FDA regulations on food quality production.
Who are you trying to fool here?

[tp4tissue]

There was no plan last time, there's no plan this time. Exactly like every other administration.


Democrats,  Kill the planet, Business as usual, Kick the working poor

Republicans, Kill the planet faster, Business as usual, Kick the working poor even harder

[tp4tissue]

Out in the yard today, not going to be many days like these left.

[tp4tissue]

awef

[tp4tissue]

Extreme drought.

It should be raining non-stop. It hasn't rained much all spring.

[tp4tissue]

EROI. You can't get rich people to stop talking about it. They pick 1 number, and that number has to be as high as possible.

It's the most dangerous reductionist idiocy that mankind is plagued with.  The opposite end of EROI, is 100% pollution > 100% death of the ecosystem.


Bigger number is better, completely dis-connected from "web" of life which ultimately sponsors / under-writes our specie's very existence..

[fohat.digs]

It hasn't rained much all spring.

We have gotten reasonable rain in East Tennessee. Not as consistent as I would like, but not terribly problematic.

Seems like we will get dry spells of a week or much more at a time, then the occasional serious deluge. Last night we got over an inch between midnight and dawn.

[tp4tissue]

Severe drough.t

[tp4tissue]

Dengue and Chikungunya on course to become endemic in Europe.


Sounds like fun.

[tp4tissue]

On a remote island, up to 1/5 the body weight of seabirds is PLASTIC.

PFAS ftw! Total Yumyum.

""Since Dr Lavers’s first visit in 2008, she has witnessed an increase from about three quarters of birds carrying about five to 10 pieces of plastic, to every single bird having 50 or more pieces.

Until last month, the most they had ever found was 403 pieces in 2024.

“I’m sad to say just yesterday we blew [the record] out of the water, and our new record holder is 778 pieces of plastic in an 80-day-old seabird chick, in one of the most pristine corners of our planet.”

Arranged on a sheet, the mosaic of plastic could be mistaken for a piece of art.""

All from 1 bird.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-15/birds-crunch-full-plastic-losing-war-waste/105221266

[tp4tissue]

We're hosed.

https://www.columbia.edu/~jeh1/mailings/2025/CloudFeedback.13May2025.pdf

[tp4tissue]

Insect "biomass total" dropping approximately 2% per year.

Already down 50-75% vs the last 100 years.


The future looks awesome. No more pesky buggos.

[fohat.digs]

Incest "biomass total" dropping approximately 2% per year.

That's good, incest is pretty nasty business.

[tp4tissue]

Incest "biomass total" dropping approximately 2% per year.

That's good, incest is pretty nasty business.

Hahahahahahahahahaha.......

Study done in Nature preserve in Puerto Rico,  Heat spikes are making insects sterile.

The tropics normally has a very stable temp. But climate change has increased heat spike days from approx 2 to now, 12.

The experiment exposed captured Beetles to the abnormal duration of heat. During abnormal heat, the fertility of the beetles were halved, and then given a week to recover,  after-which they discovered, the Beetles became Sterile.


So, even not accounting for DDT, and all the other crazy biowarfare stuff we're legally required to Spray to get crop insurance,  Well, the heat alone is a biodiversity catastrophe.

[fohat.digs]

a biodiversity catastrophe

My first "serious outdoor project" was a butterfly collection in the late-1950s, age ~6.

My father made me a net and I ranged my allotted territory of approximately 2-3 blocks in each direction in our residential neighborhood. Within a couple of years I had a pretty nice collection of at least twenty good specimens of larger butterflies - including a few moths (I liked all of them but ignored anything smaller than about the size of a half dollar for the collection).

Fast-forward 60+ years and I seldom see any butterfly, and even then they are almost always small and only from a very limited spectrum of choices. Even when I hike semi-regularly in the Smoky Mountains I see precious few of them - even miles from "civilization" ....

I have established a patch of milkweed (roughly 10 feet in diameter) (which is hard to start but then becomes invasive) in hopes of attracting Monarchs. This is the 3rd year and I have yet to see one here.

Don't even get me started on trying to keep 2 beehives going!

[tp4tissue]

Pretty soon, the government will be trying to keep bees alive by the use of Air-Conditioning,  because let's face it, today's societal solution to everything is more coal and more diesel.

Not, hey let's eat veggies, reduce energy, return the land to nature.

M0ar economy, m0ar gas.

[tp4tissue]

Major bird population collapse across the US.

State of the Birds Report, Cornell.

[tp4tissue]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coccidioidomycosis

This why Tp4 recommends never going to the outside, except Costco, for watermelons, and pasta.

[tp4tissue]

Strong article.  Green capitalism, a straight lie.

https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/there-is-no-such-thing-as-green-capitalism/


Pretty intense wording, though Tp4 would not make the leap that they iz says.

""The problem is not how money is spent; the problem is that money exists. Money can never serve as the material foundation of truly social wealth. A simple thought experiment confirms this: in a world where everyone would possess the exact same amount of money, all money would be worthless. Money’s only purpose is to be taken away, hoarded, and used to renew and expand the value metabolism that necessarily threatens the universal metabolism of nature.""

[tp4tissue]

GPT psychosis.

It's a thing now, we're living it.

[tp4tissue]

This what happens when you go to places like this on the outside.

[fohat.digs]

https://historyfacts.com/science-industry/article/what-the-world-smelled-like-before-industrialization/

[tp4tissue]

https://historyfacts.com/science-industry/article/what-the-world-smelled-like-before-industrialization/

You don't have to read the article fohat. You can experience this first hand MILES away from any slaughterhouse or cow/pork farm.

Why anyone eats meat knowing the EXTREME-unsanitary condition from which they're raised, because it's hidden from view.

Meat comes out of a toilet. An animal-toilet.

[fohat.digs]

"The National Weather Service costs the average American $4 per year in today’s inflated dollars and offers an 8,000 percent annual return on investment, according to 2024 estimates."

- Michael Lowry - New York Times

Welcome to hurricane season 2025 !

[fohat.digs]

"Staff of the Federal Emergency Management Agency were left baffled on Monday after the head of the U.S. disaster agency said during a briefing that he had not been aware the country has a hurricane season, according to four sources familiar with the situation."

[tp4tissue]

We're doing fine, everything is GREAT, this is the best country in the world, the most respected, and we have freedom fries.

[tp4tissue]

Go outside Tp4, it's where all the stuff is.

NO THANKS! Not interested. There's no PC or neXTXs outside.

Also, people running from an erupting volcano they've spent vacation money visiting. Money they stole from the working poor.

[fohat.digs]

John Morales is a respected senior weather man in Miami's NBC6

"But specifically, let's talk about the federal government cuts to the National Weather Service and to NOAA. Did you know that the Central and South Florida weather offices are currently basically 20 to 40% understaffed? From Tampa to Key West, including the Miami office, 20 to 40% understaffed.

Now, this type of staffing shortage is having effects across the nation because there has been a nearly 20% reduction in weather balloon releases and launches that carry those weather radiosondes. And what we are starting to see is that the quality of those forecasts is becoming degraded.

There's also a chance because of some of these cuts that NOAA hurricane hunter aircraft will not be able to fly this year and, with less reconnaissance missions, may be flying blind. And we may not exactly know how strong a hurricane is before it reaches the coastline, like what happened a couple of years ago with Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, Mexico."

[tp4tissue]

Doooooooooooom....

Supr gud' article.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jun/03/climate-species-collapse-ecology-insects-nature-reserves-aoe

[tp4tissue]

A major misconception is you can TURN THINGS AROUND as quickly as you've ruined it.

So, we turn on the Guzzaline machines, it does xx amount of heating and climate destruction in yy amount of time.

There is an expectation that, ok is'bad, but let's get to the end, then turn it off, and everything goes back to normal. Literally nothing works like that.

Once you snap the coke tab, it ain't ever going back.  Something like glaciers take 100s of thousands to millions of years to "reform."

The rise of everything we know (guzzaline koltour'), happened in the last 200 years, and we "expect", if we just cold turkey it when it gets REALLY BAD,  it'll go back in 20 years, no monkey'o'pal,  try 2 Million.  There won't be any humans around. It will be the Turkey-people's turn.