Jim East
I am not Jim West.
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Jim East@slrpnk.netOPtoLemmy Support@lemmy.ml•Is it possible to embed content in the sidebar of a community?English1·28 天前After playing with it, it seems that it’s only possible to embed images, not
.md
files or other text.
Jim East@slrpnk.netOPto World News@beehaw.org•State of the climate: 2025 close behind 2024 as the hottest start to a yearEnglish2·30 天前Ah, of course. If you depend on the government and human-made infrastructure, New Zealand and Finland and the like are definitely more reliable than any countries at the equator. (Except Singapore? Interesting.) Governments don’t grow durian though.
Jim East@slrpnk.netOPto World News@beehaw.org•State of the climate: 2025 close behind 2024 as the hottest start to a yearEnglish1·30 天前Severe weather events in New Zealand
I know that New Zealand has the ocean to buffer it against temperature extremes, but based on this image:
it seems that the island of New Guinea, which is also east of the Wallace Line, has experienced similarly mild warming in recent decades. Maprik (3.63°S, 143.05°E) at ~200m, for example:
seems to have a much more durian-friendly climate than even areas at sea level on the north island of New Zealand (e.g. Ahipara).
And that’s not even Borneo. What is the advantage of New Zealand? Am I missing something?
Jim East@slrpnk.netOPto World News@beehaw.org•State of the climate: 2025 close behind 2024 as the hottest start to a yearEnglish3·30 天前Best way to protect yourself is to find some land at a comfortable elevation near the equator and start planting fruit trees.
Jim East@slrpnk.netOPto World News@beehaw.org•State of the climate: 2025 close behind 2024 as the hottest start to a yearEnglish5·30 天前Not even fair to compare to 2024. This year is on track to be the warmest non-El Niño year on record.
Or if possible, don’t buy at all.