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Extreme weather is devastating communities around the world. Learn more about how climate change is fuelling extreme weather events in a new 40 minute documentary featuring PIK Director Johan Rockström. Watch it here: #Weekendwatchtip

Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK

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BONUS🌍1 year ago

@jrockstrom See also image and

Kim M.🌈🐘1 year ago

@jrockstrom Thank you. I will post this on the climate crisis club website:

Armstrong Ongera1 year ago

@jrockstrom We are facing climate emergency. Let's take practical action.

Aéro1 year ago

@jrockstrom Stop moaning and go be helpful and build some massive dams rather than creating fear and propaganda on Climates and telling people to pay more taxes into the fixing the weather which has done absolutely nothing for 50 years of the Paris Climate Accord and never ever will.

Jack Robinson1 year ago

@jrockstrom Looking forward to this! Essential viewing for climate awareness. #Weekendwatchtip

Russ1 year ago

@jrockstrom Geo engineering.

Doku: The Planet1 year ago

@jrockstrom Wann sagen Sie endlich die Wahrheit? 🙋‍♂️😊🌈🍀🕊️🌍🌎🌏🥂

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