“The Uninhabitable Earth” :Floods are becoming wetter, droughts drier and hurricanes fiercer. Russia has resolved to make Kharkiv a “grey zone”, uninhabitable for civilians. The mayor, Ihor Terekhov, told us in an interview that his city has no intention of giving up

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Military sources in Kyiv suggest that Russia has resolved to make Kharkiv a “grey zone”, uninhabitable for civilians. The mayor, Ihor Terekhov, told us in an interview that his city has no intention of giving up https://econ.trib.al/WWGnShG

Floods are becoming wetter, droughts drier and hurricanes fiercer. Such calamities, Dave Wallace-Wells notes, are not the “new normal”; they mark “the end of normal”, as climate change tips Earth beyond the conditions that allowed humans to evolve in the first place

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“The Uninhabitable Earth” | A terrifying look at the consequences of climate change