Beavers could help reverse ‘dramatic’ decline in pollinating insects – study Beaver-created wetlands showed a 29% increase in hoverfly species, 119% more hoverfly individuals and 45% more butterflies than those that were artificially created. the-independent.com/climate-change…

#421. Pink dolphins. Pink dolphins of the Amazon are threatened by illegal gold mining dumping mercury into the rivers, bringing death and disease, - World Wildlife Fund. #pinkdolphins #Amazondolphins #mercury #goldmining

#422. Heat dome 2021 “4-day extreme heat event scorched more than one thousand square meters of tree canopy in Western Oregon and Washington, turning the canopies from green to red, orange and brown within hours.” - Global Change Biology 10/25 Note: It reached 118 degrees.

#113. atmospheric river. This is a corridor of concentrated moisture in the sky that carries as much water as flows through the mouth of the Amazon River and drops it all at once. #atmosphericriver #tropicalplume #tropicalconnection #moistureplume #watervaporsurge

#423. Seals vs. salmon “Hydro-system infrastructure, changing environmental conditions and success of Marine Protection Act has resulted in unprecedented numbers of sea lions in the Columbia River feasting on salmon.” - the Oregonian 12/8/25 #sealions #seals #salmon

#424. Ponderosa pine trees 200 million ponderosas have died since 2000. Prolonged periods of heat and drought, after years of suppressing wildfires instead of prescribed burns, have left these iconic trees prey to insects, disease and raging wildfires. Many artists have painted

#425. Nene Goose Feral cats pass on a disease called toxoplasmosis which kills the endangered nene goose in Hawai. Nene are also vulnerable to predation by cats, particularly their goslings. Toxoplasmosis can also be harmful to humans, Monk seals and dolphins. -Pacific Bird

#426. Ocean acidification Healthy seas=healthy planet. There has been a 30-40% increase in acidity causing oxygen levels to drop, marine heatwaves to increase and phytoplankton levels to drop, making it no longer safe for marine animals, coral reefs, etc. - Jim Massa from

#428. Snow cover “The loss of snow cover in temperate forests is set to slow their growth and reduce their ability to remove carbon from the atmosphere, an overlooked consequence of climate change.” - New Scientist, July 2025. #snowcover #carbonremoval

#427. Solar flare There is currently a massive explosion on the sun, which means there is a risk of a super flare. Stefan Burns, geophysicist. #solarflare #superflare #sun

#429. Polar vortex The counter-clockwise flow of air that keeps the colder air near the poles. At times it will expand, sending cold air southward with the jet stream.- Ntl.Weather Serv. A disruption or weakening of the polar vortex will bring wintry conditions

#430. Seahorse National Park Loss of habitat, acidification and ocean warming are threatening the survival of seahorses worldwide. Seahorse National Park just opened In the Bahamas to protect and provide them with a healthy habitat. #seahorse #seahorsenationalpark

#432. Sunspots. A cluster of sunspots continue to build and build on the sun, both super compact and dense, forecasting solar activity. The first wave of X class megaflares just left a magnetic flux rippling out across our solar system. Incredible auroras will soon appear. In

CRAZY AURORA SUBSTORM JUST HIT EARTH AND WE SAW IT FROM ABISKO SWEDEN HOLY COW!!! Earth is ALIVE!