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Meteorologists pointed out that February 2021 was the month of temperature contrasts worldwide In February 2021, the temperature below average prevailed over most parts of the USA. The states of Kansas, Arkansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, & Oklahoma ranked February 2021 as the 10th coldest February in the history of observation. In 2021, North America had the 20th smallest temperature for February since 1909 and the coldest February in 27 years. Scientists determined that the temperature in most parts of Scandinavia, North America, & North Asia was 5.4°F below average for February. The Pacific Ocean, parts of the southern oceans, and Australia had notably cool temperatures for February as well. Oceania didn’t stay behind and had its coldest February in 9 years. Snow cover varied from country to country. North America had its 4th largest snow cover in February ever, Eurasia had the 14th largest snow cover in February. February 2021 was also a month of contrasts. Thus the temperature in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres was 1.51°F and 0.81°F respectively above average for February. The average worldwide surface temperature in February was 1.17°F above the XX century average, making it the 16th highest for February since 1879. In Eastern Canada, most of Europe, and southern & northeastern Asia the temperature was 3.6°F above average. #allatraunites #creativesociety #weather #climatecrisis #synchronization #cataclysms #climateapocalypse #globalclimatechange #climatechange #climatecontrol #climateemergancy #severeweather #forceofnature #naturaldisaster #climatedisaster #climatetruth #interestingfacts #climatenews #climatefacts #cold #newrecord #usa #weatherusa #weathernews #coldestweather #coldweather https://www.instagram.com/p/CNHbPe0AgGb/?igshid=1xymlplbrbzv4

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For all that we have learned about climate science over the past 200 years, it’s surprising how much we don’t know about what we actually do know...Here’s a simple infographic with five of the common climate myths - and the actual climate truths - to have at your fingertips. 

Visa~c @leonardodicaprio #Regram @yearsofliving Did you know if you’re 41 or younger you’ve never experienced a normal climate, not even once? The last time it was cooler than the 20th century average was in 1976 when Gerald Ford was President of the United States. The first Star Wars movie had just started filming and Steve Jobs had just founded Apple computer in his garage. If you were born in the 1980’s, you grew up in the warmest decade ever recorded. That is until the 1990's, where every year was warmer than the 1980's average. And each decade has been hotter than the last, right up until today. If you’re in your teens, almost every year of your life has been one of the hottest years ever recorded. 17 of the 18 hottest years on record have occurred since 2001. This is just the beginning. What may seem “normal” today will soon feel anything but. These are #climatefacts share widely. .. #climatechange #concerned #globalwarming #threat

Climate Change Q & A: Does clean energy help or hurt the economy? Job growth in renewable energy is strong. The energy sources with the lowest emissions include wind turbines, solar panels, hydroelectric dams and nuclear power stations. Power plants burning natural gas also produce fewer emissions than those burning coal. Converting to these cleaner sources may be somewhat costlier in the short term, but they could ultimately pay for themselves by heading off climate damages and reducing health problems associated with dirty air. And expansion of the market is driving down the costs of renewable energy so fast that it may ultimately beat dirty energy on price alone — it already does in some areas. The transition to cleaner energy certainly produces losers, like coal companies, but it also creates jobs. The solar industry in the United States now employs more than twice as many people as coal mining. Source: New York Times Follow Construction Caribbean every Wednesday for our Climate Change Q & A bite! See www.constructioncaribbean.com

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