@usermaynotexist @afropessimistic It’s not an either or situation though. All of what you mentioned is absolutely happening. But it is happening amidst a massive and accelerating human-induced shift in climate. https://t.co/5J2KGXWnKP
Anthropogenic warming has increased drought risk in California.
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The discussions reflect a consensus supporting the idea that human activity worsens drought conditions, with many posts citing scientific studies or asking for further validation. The tone is cautious but generally aligned with scientific findings, indicating moderate engagement and recognition of the topic's importance.
Most discussions acknowledge the link between human-induced climate change and increased drought risks, referencing studies like Diffenbaugh 2015 and official reports.
The posts exhibit moderate interest, mentioning scientific papers and debates but not deeply engaging in technical analysis.
Several posts ask for source verification and debate the reliability of information, indicating a willingness to interact but not deep exploration.
The discussions contribute to awareness by referencing reputable studies and emphasizing the importance of scientific evidence, which can influence public understanding.
Abstract in brief
- Anthropogenic warming has significantly increased the likelihood of drought conditions in California, intensifying water shortages, wildfires, and ecological impacts since 2012.
- Historical data shows that drought years are more likely when temperatures are warm, and the probability of simultaneous warm and dry conditions has risen over the past two decades.
- Climate model projections indicate that continued global warming will almost certainly lead to more frequent and extreme warm-dry periods in California's future, exacerbating ongoing drought challenges.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@Gutsick_Gibbon @boriquagato I suppose we could explore gato's source zone, Erika, say asking their view on Diffenbaugh's 2015 California drought climate paper https://t.co/AzKGKO6qjx would gato dispute any of is conclusions, and on what basis?
@MatthewWielicki Weird which papers Matt chooses. It’s almost as if he prefers to mislead with partial information rather than inform with a fuller set of analyses. I wonder what reward structure incentivizes his behavior? https://t.co/jL3viaiOHj
MinuteEarth about global warming. Old but gold. https://t.co/H6Kbm5JeVD
How is the Earth’s increase in temperature causing changes in climate? Watch this short clip to find out how global warming is driving changes in rainfall and extreme weather. #climatchange #globalwarming #Scotlandclimateassembly https://t.co/icn9RVuI6P
@JunkScience Try again https://t.co/sLZYI7YMS7
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@PeterGordon_CBP @AP https://t.co/zf05cd8zvQ
@pmsyyz @bendreyfuss Working link to the press release: https://t.co/sZP7UOl2pY The study that's based on: https://t.co/BhP998zwhx The longer, more widely cited follow-up study (which doesn't actually seem to mention Alaska): https://t.co/CROnNIfYUZ
@usermaynotexist @afropessimistic It’s not an either or situation though. All of what you mentioned is absolutely happening. But it is happening amidst a massive and accelerating human-induced shift in climate. https://t.co/5J2KGXWnKP
@Gutsick_Gibbon @boriquagato I suppose we could explore gato's source zone, Erika, say asking their view on Diffenbaugh's 2015 California drought climate paper https://t.co/AzKGKO6qjx would gato dispute any of is conclusions, and on what basis?
MinuteEarth about global warming. Old but gold. https://t.co/H6Kbm5JeVD
@DoubleDumas @ChrisMartzWX Let's get source based. What would be Chris' view of, say, Diffenbaugh's study on California drought cycles? https://t.co/QQrbuLlLvE
@_ClimateCraze https://t.co/lBRTrM4Jhb Apparently, it causes both floods and droughts. Whatever is needed to prove AGW.
@rln_nelson @MatthewWielicki That's adaptation. It's energy intensive & expensive. Mitigation is to reduce the emissions that are intensifying the natural variability. Makes sense to do both. https://t.co/5cDLNFT8Pf
@MatthewWielicki Weird which papers Matt chooses. It’s almost as if he prefers to mislead with partial information rather than inform with a fuller set of analyses. I wonder what reward structure incentivizes his behavior? https://t.co/jL3viaiOHj
@TonyClimate @ABQJournal Selection from a 20 yr old newspaper (by definition not automatically a reliable filter for science data) rather than a science paper, something like https://t.co/pHKGDpcRQL do pen your monograph and persuade any climate researchers, until then Twitter is just posturing
Anthropogenic warming has increased drought risk in California | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/wEJquARxU7
地球温暖化は「空気が熱くなる」って意味? https://t.co/Ii3uQ9Wzt8 @YouTubeより
@JunkScience Try again https://t.co/sLZYI7YMS7
@CaliComm007 @Farmahbob7 @Jim_Jordan So you believe the fiction that they're not? Again, do you read much science in this area? For instance, https://t.co/C235DzEcrB Diffenbaugh 2015 on the causes of California's present drought conditions.
@tan123 @JoeBiden Nope. But I'm sure we'll all like to see what documentation you thought established that, so we can better explore your method & mindset. How are you coming with that Diffenbaugh 2015 https://t.co/UfUQPWlRly paper I asked you to respond to?
@tan123 Not an answer to my question. So do write your response to say Diffenbaugh et al 2015 https://t.co/UfUQPWCUny on California droughts & let us all know how persuasive you were
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Die Ozeane speichern den grössten Teil der Klimaerwärmung. Die Folge sind häufigere und extremere Stürme. Das Video ist Teil der Installation #FaceTheClimateEmergency des Klimapavillons. Besuch uns. https://t.co/XDTKD2S2Va https://t.co/4M0tJjz0Y9 #Klimakrise #FightFor1Point5
Is Climate Change Just A Lot Of Hot Air? https://t.co/T0dorFeYhQ via @YouTube Here's a simplified lesson about climate change.
How is the Earth’s increase in temperature causing changes in climate? Watch this short clip to find out how global warming is driving changes in rainfall and extreme weather. #climatchange #globalwarming #Scotlandclimateassembly https://t.co/icn9RVuI6P
Is Climate Change Just A Lot Of Hot Air? https://t.co/s5PGog9ELU
PNAS: Anthropogenic warming has increased drought risk in California http://bit.ly/1bNvLq9 [open access]
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