Climate Thoughts with Brian

Tag: wildlife

Human- induced climate change made the recent wildfires in Spain 20 times more likely

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Incendios_de_2022_%28Our%C3%A9m%29.jpg Human-induced climate change made the extreme fire weather that fuelled the recent destructive wildfires at least twice as likely in France and at least 20 times more likely in Spain, according to a new World Weather Attribution (WWA) study. The severe wildfires which have burned across France and Spain, and which now are affecting…
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RSPB offers new advice for feeding garden birds to prevent the spread of diseases

The results from the RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch were published today and with over 9.4 million birds counted by some 650,000 of us, the RSPB is asking for the public’s help more to arrest the decline of certain species. Although there were not too many dramatic differences in the ‘top spot’ of birds which are…
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Review of ‘Birdland’ by Jon Gower

Gower takes us on a joyous journey around Britain in ‘Birdland’, as he celebrates both the ‘commonplace’ and the ‘rare’ miracles of birds. As Spring begins and the rush and flutter of bird life in gardens, parks, and balconies begins anew, Gower asks us to stop and notice nature. ‘Be an attentive audience member, even…
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Tag: wildlife

Human- induced climate change made the recent wildfires in Spain 20 times more likely

RSPB offers new advice for feeding garden birds to prevent the spread of diseases

Review of ‘Birdland’ by Jon Gower