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DoremusJessup t1_j9g1acc wrote
Reply to I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
Did you find a connection between climate change and the rise of far-right autocratic governments?
neverendingchalupas t1_j9g19m7 wrote
Reply to comment by nooo82222 in World to face wars over food and water without climate action, EU green deal chief says by YoanB
Ukraine and Russia have both been dropping anti personal landmines all over it in the eastern portion of the country. So not great?
progress18 t1_j9g1251 wrote
Reply to I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
Which do you prefer: the RE20 or the U87?
Aside from that, what has been the biggest challenge in trying to cover those three biggest stories?
Trance354 t1_j9g120m wrote
Reply to comment by elshankar in World to face wars over food and water without climate action, EU green deal chief says by YoanB
What's worse is that we can't do shit about what's coming. We are, at best, 20 years behind the environmental curve. What we did 20 years ago is haunting us right now. What we will be dealing with in 20 years, we are doing right now.
The glaciers will melt. The resulting sea level rise will cause more warming(snow/ice reflects solar radiation, the dark ocean absorbs it), causing more glacial erosion, causing more sea level rise.
It won't be Water World, and it won't be The Day After Tomorrow, but the result will be somewhere in the middle of that and what we have now.
What the world will look like will be anyone's guess. It isn't just sea level rise. Desalination, warmer oceans, more powerful storms, the breakdown of the North Atlantic current, followed by breakdowns in other currents, will all effect where humans will be able to live, what crops will survive, and what we will be able to live through.
You think the sudden invention of space tourism is odd? Companies want to put a base on the moon. A self-sustaining base. Where do you think the ultra rich will go hide, when they've finished extracting everything from earth?
IAMInRecovery t1_j9g0zqp wrote
Reply to I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
What's the most important thing you've learned on your journey that people from the global north may not be aware of?
neverendingchalupas t1_j9g0l3m wrote
Reply to comment by IkilledRichieWhelan in World to face wars over food and water without climate action, EU green deal chief says by YoanB
Sorry we have to go to war with Russia...I mean China.
SwvellyBents t1_j9g0kk2 wrote
Reply to comment by Mentalfloss1 in I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
And he does it very well!
I wonder if he quips "and you don't look like I imagined you either!" at every show!
going_supernova00 t1_j9g0g3m wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in India and Italy likely to announce defence agreement during Meloni visit by Falls_stuff
U do what u gotta do, u know.
neverendingchalupas t1_j9g0eus wrote
Reply to comment by crunchypuddle in World to face wars over food and water without climate action, EU green deal chief says by YoanB
To be used for biodiesel...so glad we wasted the water on it.
Keyspell t1_j9fztlq wrote
Reply to World to face wars over food and water without climate action, EU green deal chief says by YoanB
We get what we fucking deserve!!
knotacylon t1_j9fzqrc wrote
Reply to comment by SummerCaps in Putin Halts Nuke Pact With US, Vows to Push War in Ukraine by MyCouchPullsOat
I did a quick Google check and couldn't find anything. Doesn't mean it's not out there though.
Mentalfloss1 t1_j9fzmd1 wrote
Reply to I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
And you sing with Pink Martini.
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Reply to Belarus claims Ukraine army groups have massed at border, risking its security by WickedSlice_
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SummerCaps t1_j9fzhjl wrote
Reply to comment by knotacylon in Putin Halts Nuke Pact With US, Vows to Push War in Ukraine by MyCouchPullsOat
Are the reports from pre 2020 public knowledge? I guess not… but I wish they were… so interesting
Boat_Worker t1_j9fzcp4 wrote
Reply to I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
What are the local attitudes towards climate change in the countries you’ve visited?
knotacylon t1_j9fz90k wrote
Reply to comment by SummerCaps in Putin Halts Nuke Pact With US, Vows to Push War in Ukraine by MyCouchPullsOat
The only thing I could find was in a recent NPR article stating that inspections were put on hold back in 2020 due to covid, so probably 2-3 years at the least. However nukes have a lot of finicky components that have to function perfectly within a very narrow time frame in order to achieve critical mass. These components require regular and expensive maintenance. You can't just put them in a hole and forget about them until you need them or they won't work.
dieyoufool3 t1_j9fz8n5 wrote
Reply to I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
What was an overarching theme you noticed across your travels for your reporting that may not be receiving the attention it deserves or that you want to specifically highlight?
(Thank you for doing this! Huge NPR fan.)
loopyhawk t1_j9fz5ci wrote
Reply to I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
Thanks Ari!
With the never ending whirlwind of news that is, how do you go about taking leave? Do you find it difficult to just take time off even though news is happening everywhere all at once?
Back to you!
[deleted] t1_j9fyyv1 wrote
Reply to comment by EnvironmentalYak9322 in Putin Halts Nuke Pact With US, Vows to Push War in Ukraine by MyCouchPullsOat
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thorpeedo22 t1_j9fyyks wrote
Reply to I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
What is the common thread you see that helps far-right political leaders jump into power and gain traction? I believe it is use of social media/misinformation and fear, but love to hear your thoughts.
autotldr t1_j9fysuv wrote
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 80%. (I'm a bot)
> France has matched its record dry spell of 31 days without significant rainfall, the country's weather service said Tuesday, amid concerns over water reserves in parts of Europe still reeling from last year's severe drought.
> With rainfall over the entire country of less than one millimetre a day since 21 January, weather service Meteo France said the absence of precipitation equals the record set in spring 2020.
> The previous record for a winter dry spell in France was 22 days in 1989.
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Hyp3rax t1_j9fypi0 wrote
France, baise ouais !
[deleted] t1_j9fymna wrote
Reply to comment by Reselects420 in India and Italy likely to announce defence agreement during Meloni visit by Falls_stuff
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Twilight1234567 t1_j9fylze wrote
Reply to I spent a year preparing for a reporting trip from Senegal to Morocco to Spain. My team and I set out to connect three of the biggest stories of our time: climate change, global migration, and the rise of far-right political leaders. Now that we’re back, AMA! by npr
How do you mentally stay sane while seeing so much pain and destruction in the world??
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Reply to comment by Otherwise-Ad-8404 in Belarus claims Ukraine army groups have massed at border, risking its security by WickedSlice_
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