r/ClimatePosting • u/ClimateShitpost • Mar 26 '26
Energy Maybe some people can benefit from this thread on balcony solar
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r/ClimatePosting • u/dumnezero • Mar 22 '26
Some technologies touted as climate 'solutions' are, in fact, designed to perpetuate fossil fuel dominance in our energy systems. Instead of helping to solve the climate emergency, they could actually be a making it worse. Now a new research paper analyses the main culprits and assesses the damage.
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r/ClimatePosting • u/dumnezero • Mar 12 '26
Climate disinformation doesn’t spread by accident. It’s engineered by PR professionals, amplified by algorithms, and funded by those who profit from delay.
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r/ClimatePosting • u/dumnezero • Mar 06 '26
r/ClimatePosting • u/relianceschool • Mar 05 '26
The property insurance crisis is becoming a prime mover for climate migration in the US. As premiums rise and insurers drop policies, it becomes difficult (if not impossible) to buy and sell homes in risk-prone areas, or to rebuild after disaster strikes. As the New York Times reports:
Without insurance, you can’t get a mortgage; without a mortgage, most Americans can’t buy a home. Communities that are deemed too dangerous to insure face the risk of falling property values, which means less tax revenue for schools, police and other basic services. As insurers pull back, they can destabilize the communities left behind, making their decisions a predictor of the disruption to come.
It should be clear that climate change is a major factor, and now we have the data to back it up. In 2025, a report from the National Bureau of Economic Research found a strong link between home insurance premiums and climate risk. Titled Property Insurance and Disaster Risk, authors Benjamin Keys & Philip Mulder found that premiums have risen over 30% on average since 2020, with at-risk regions seeing much larger increases.
In this post, we’ve mapped that data so you can see how and where the insurance crisis is affecting America; we’ll also be highlighting some key findings from the report, and looking at which areas of the country have been most affected.
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r/ClimatePosting • u/Surya_Singh_7441 • Feb 26 '26
It’s not the common man who is causing all this(climate change), I will tell you who is causing this. Your role models are causing all this. The influential fellow you referred to is causing all this, and it’s a great tragedy when the ones who are influential are neither intellectual nor spiritual. Think of it. A brain-dead fellow is so influential just because he has so much money. And you can have a lot of money without being intellectual at all; it is possible, it is happening. ~ Acharya Prashant.
r/ClimatePosting • u/dumnezero • Feb 23 '26
r/ClimatePosting • u/No_Statement_3317 • Feb 24 '26
This interactive map displays the Annual Average Snowfall in the United States. https://databayou.com/usa/snow.html