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Anchoring boats harmful to posidonia Posidonia meadows in the sea can absorb over thirty-five times carbon dioxide compared to tropical forests, making them an ally in efforts to limit the impacts of climate change or potentially one of the solutions; moreover, the health of the sea and consequently fishing depends on these underwater plants, which are also habitats for over three hundred species of algae and more than a thousand species of marine animals. It is estimated that the extent of posidonia meadows in the Mediterranean has already decreased by at least thirty-four percent, mainly due to unregulated boat anchoring, along with truly destructive fishing practices on the seabed and intensive aquaculture practices conducted near these posidonia meadows that constitute an entire ecosystem, the loss of which would release a large amount of CO2 that has been stored for centuries. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 10/05/2025 
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 Average very hot month of April The warming monitored on the planet extends month after month with the average temperatures of the month of April close to the records recorded, this raises the question of how much the world is warming far beyond the forecasts made in the past; in fact, taking into account the role played by global currents that help keep temperatures in balance, these peaks should not have been reached in these periods. Everyone points the finger at the excessive use of fossil fuels to power human activities that have caused a climate change judged exceptional and the hottest in one hundred and twenty-five thousand years. It should be noted, changing the subject but remaining on naturalistic issues, that yesterday in Greece in the Falassarna weather station thirty-three Celsius degrees were exceeded; while in Italy a cold air front has caused temperatures to drop, damage to crops in Piedmont region. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 08/05/2025 n: 5943 High temperatures in Greece with sand from Africa After rather cold days at the end of April, days of almost summer heat are taking place in Greece with temperatures that have even exceeded thirty degrees Celsius and according to the weather forecast in addition to the heat there will also be fine sand and dust from Africa and then perhaps a colder source is approaching. Athenians and tourists filled the beaches and several areas with abnormal temperatures such as the more than thirty-two degrees in Karditsa, thirty-two in Farsala and thirty-one in Larissa, Psachna and Evia also linked to a heat wave. It should be noted, changing the subject but remaining on naturalistic issues, that recently in Southern Iraq there have been breathing difficulties for about two thousand seven hundred people who have required hospitalization in many cases due to storms of fine sand and dust coming partly from Arabia. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 05/05/2025 n: 5940 Warming in north of Finland, Norway and Sweden Climate change would have significantly overheated Lapland (or northern Fennoscandia), a region located north of Finland, Norway and Sweden, so much so that temperatures in the summer of 2024 would have been the highest in two thousand years, at least according to data monitored by the Finnish Meteorological Institute also obtained from direct observations from data recorded since the late 1800s, and from indirect data and data relating to the growth of tree rings. Compared to other parts of the world the Arctic regions are warming at a rate four times faster since 1979 and it is a very sensitive ecosystem and we are talking about an irreversible impact since climate change is extending beyond the normal level of tolerance with heat waves occurring more and more frequently. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 30/04/2025 n: 5937 Adaptation of gardens to climate change More and more often those who have a garden have to cope with heat waves, then cold, gusts of wind, cloudbursts and hailstorms so much so that some say that climate change is changing the traditional garden and that it can no longer be the same as what we were used to having; in fact, many plants do not adapt to extreme climatic events or you have to choose more resistant varieties. Plants and flowers are not only pleasant for humans by giving scents and colors that give well-being, but they are also important for pollinating insects as well as being a source of nourishment for all that varied ecosystem that lives in a garden. To be noted changing the subject but remaining on naturalistic themes a vast fire in New Jersey in the United States probably the largest in about twenty years, over four thousand six hundred hectares of vegetation would have gone up in smoke. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 26/04/2025 n: 5934 Water scars in Attica in Greece The water reserves in Attica would have decreased by thirty percent compared to last year so much so that the authorities propose (provided it does not rain enough) to transport a hundred thousand cubic meters of water in tanker ships on the Acheloos river to the point of water distribution in Boeotia. The water level in the basins is low and even if the record of 1993 has not been reached, it must be taken into account that now both the population and the demand for water has grown significantly since then; then even tourists make great use of drinking water, the losses from the water network are substantial and the rise in temperatures provoke the evaporation from the basins. Experts have long warned that when the water level in the basins is low, pollutants tend to concentrate and in particular among the most dangerous it is necessary to report the perfluoroalchils (PFAS) composed of persistent and almost indestructible molecules. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 22/04/2025 n: 5931 Wave of bad weather in some regions in Italy A cyclone defined as tropical has affected some regions of the North in Italy, there is talk of a victim in Piedmont region and two missing in Veneto (..the bodies has been found); particularly affected by the wave of bad weather the Val d'Aosta where the request for the declaration of the state of emergency was made; in fact, is talking about isolated countries and sometimes left without electricity, displaced, damage to infrastructure. To report changing the subject even if perhaps with no relation to bad weather the fall of a cable car that leads to the famous tourist resort on Mount Faito near Castellammare di Stabia in Campania region, four victims and one injured in serious condition; it seems from the first statements of the rescuers that the cable drawer broke quickly by making the cab to the upstream cable back, probably the emergency brake has not come into operation and the cabin has fallen, there are in the place a thick fog. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 18/04/2025 n: 5928 Gloomy climate report for last year Data monitored by a European meteorological agency shows a gloomy picture for last year regarding the climate; in fact, Europe is the continent that warms faster than other areas of the world, we are talking about over three hundred and thirty victims and four hundred and thirteen thousand people affected by storms and floods; There are strong naturalistic imbalances and it is important to take into account every fraction of a degree of increase (it seems that there has been an improvement in the amount of energy obtained from renewable sources). To be noted, changing the subject but remaining on naturalistic issues, the recent wave of bad weather with a kind of typhoon that would have hit areas of regions in northern China and the capital Beijing, forcing the closure of historical sites and difficulties in travel; Numerous trees fell, then snowfall, hailstorms and cloudbursts. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 15/04/2025 n: 5925 It rains on some earthquake areas in Myanmar The rain that fell on some areas affected by the strong earthquake in Myanmar could hinder relief efforts and increase the risk of disease, at least according to international organizations that warn that more tents and shelters for the homeless are needed. In the meantime, the death toll has risen to over three thousand four hundred and four thousand six hundred injured. The combination of rainfall and extreme heat could cause serious diseases such as cholera among survivors forced to live outdoors, then there is talk of queues for water and difficulty in obtaining basic necessities. Changing the subject but remaining on naturalistic themes that texts generated with artificial intelligence apparently support the false arguments of people who deny that climate change is due to emissions from human activities. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 07/04/2025 n: 5918 Flooding on large farms in Australia Livestock farms with thousands of animals would have been flooded in the west of Queensland in Australia, it is a very large area of five hundred thousand square kilometers (figuratively comparable to France) sparsely populated but with many farms and some argue that it is a truly remarkable disaster at least analyzing the preliminary number of animals victims of this extreme event linked to climate change. There is talk of over one hundred thousand cows, sheep, goats and horses that have been overwhelmed by the floods and missing, most likely they drowned; while helicopters are used to identify any herds of animals that have fled far away to save themselves, difficult to monitor the situation also because a very long road is flooded and unusable, then the properties very far from each other are isolated. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: 03/04/2025 n: 5915 Ambience and Nature * The author doesn't assume some kind of responsibility for the bad use of the articles councils (all rights are reserved) |
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