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Global warming has had an adverse effect on rain patterns; as warmer air results in more evaporation of water from land. A warmer atmosphere can also hold more water vapor which, in turn increases average rainfall and therefore flooding. Global warming is real! Ensure you keep your environment clean... show more

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Funny how Paris isn’t trending on X. If 10% of this happens in Lagos, as I wake up like this na Lagos go Dey trend on X. @ruffydfire go don yarn dust, one smoker go don shout P Man real estate and TK Wahab, Gbadebo go don issue intelligent nonsense ✌🏾

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Arábìnrin Sola1 yıl önce

You are right, a rise in temperature and sea levels is a problem accross the world, Lagos as a Coastal state is vulnerable. Did you see the road that buckled in Missouri USA because of heat?

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Akitiolu 🇳🇬 🍦1 yıl önce

Humans need to learn how to protect the environment

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Naija1 yıl önce

Everyone needs to play their part. Keep your environment clean 👌🏽

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Watch how those Sons & daughters of perdition will overlook this, because it doesn't suit their agendas. Most of them have TW notification on but would deliberately ignore this, just switch these images/ videos to Lagos some would be asking the government why RAIN IS FALLING?

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Depegan of Lagos 🇳🇬🇺🇸1 yıl önce

Cleaner Lagos is the only way

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The Nσrd🇳🇬🕊️1 yıl önce

If to say Na Lagos now dem go Dy shout government this government that

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JERSEY & BOOT plug🔌 🇳🇬 🇬🇧1 yıl önce

Global warming is a first world challenge, let's focus on what will make our country work.

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Good citizen1 yıl önce

Where is rufai oseni. I want his comments on this

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Yes you are right ! An example is seen in UKs weather , this is an exceptionally warm spring which drives prolonged marine heat wave and early summer.

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The whispers are gone. Climate change is here, and the water is at our doors. From Mumbai to Miami, from Dubai to Dublin, from Argentina to Australia, Toronto to Texas, cities around the world are facing a new reality – a reality of ferocious flash floods and towering tsunamis. The science is clear. Our planet is warming, causing erratic weather patterns and rising sea levels. This translates to heavier rainfall, more powerful storms, and a growing threat to coastal communities. We've seen it recently, haven't we?! The heart-wrenching images of entire neighborhoods underwater, the desperate struggle for survival against the unforgiving current. Closer to home, here in Lagos, we stand at a crossroad. We are a vibrant city, a center of commerce and culture. But we are also vulnerable. The rising sea level threatens our very foundation. Now is the time to act. We need robust flood defenses, and a collective commitment to sustainable environmental practices. We must protect our infrastructure, our homes, and most importantly, our people. Global warming is real. Ensure you keep your environment clean at all times and do not engage in any activity that can hinder the free flow of water. #CleanerLagos #HealthierLagos #AGreaterLagosRising The Lagos State Govt Babajide Sanwo-Olu

The whispers are gone. Climate change is here, and the water is at our doors. From Mumbai to Miami, from Dubai to Dublin, from Argentina to Australia, Toronto to Texas, cities around the world are facing a new reality – a reality of ferocious flash floods and towering tsunamis. The science is clear. Our planet is warming, causing erratic weather patterns and rising sea levels. This translates to heavier rainfall, more powerful storms, and a growing threat to coastal communities. We've seen it recently, haven't we?! The heart-wrenching images of entire neighborhoods underwater, the desperate struggle for survival against the unforgiving current. Closer to home, here in Lagos, we stand at a crossroad. We are a vibrant city, a center of commerce and culture. But we are also vulnerable. The rising sea level threatens our very foundation. Now is the time to act. We need robust flood defenses, and a collective commitment to sustainable environmental practices. We must protect our infrastructure, our homes, and most importantly, our people. Global warming is real. Ensure you keep your environment clean at all times and do not engage in any activity that can hinder the free flow of water. #CleanerLagos #HealthierLagos #AGreaterLagosRising The Lagos State Govt Babajide Sanwo-Olu

Tokunbo Wahab

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Myth: Downpours have always happened. Rainfall isn’t changing. Truth: Warmer air holds more moisture — about 4% more per 1°F of warming. When storms form in warmer air, they can produce heavier rainfall. A nationwide analysis of 1,700 U.S. weather stations shows a clear shift toward heavier rain in recent decades. When it rains, it pours — more than it used to.

Myth: Downpours have always happened. Rainfall isn’t changing. Truth: Warmer air holds more moisture — about 4% more per 1°F of warming. When storms form in warmer air, they can produce heavier rainfall. A nationwide analysis of 1,700 U.S. weather stations shows a clear shift toward heavier rain in recent decades. When it rains, it pours — more than it used to.

Bill Frist, M.D.

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NOW: Severe flooding in Santa Marta, Colombia. The persistent rain continues... Flooding like this is getting worse and MORE FREQUENT as the planet warms. Warmer air holds more moisture, storms dump heavier rain, and rising seas push water further inland - exactly what climate science has warned would happen.

NOW: Severe flooding in Santa Marta, Colombia. The persistent rain continues... Flooding like this is getting worse and MORE FREQUENT as the planet warms. Warmer air holds more moisture, storms dump heavier rain, and rising seas push water further inland - exactly what climate science has warned would happen.

Volcaholic 🌋

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'A warmer atmosphere holds more moisture so we can expect more rainfall in a warming world.' Meteorologist, Tamsin Green, discusses whether the UK will see more frequent storms after storm Bert caused chaos.

'A warmer atmosphere holds more moisture so we can expect more rainfall in a warming world.' Meteorologist, Tamsin Green, discusses whether the UK will see more frequent storms after storm Bert caused chaos.

GB News

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"Global warming... is an absolute hoax." "And why do I say it's a hoax? Because I looked at the ice core data." "You can see the cooling and warming periods of Earth over thousands of years." "We live in cooling and warming cycles. And they're natural." "This warming cycle that they claim we're in isn't even the hottest... There's been deeper and more hot warming cycles in the past, before we had all this technology."

Wide Awake Media

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Following the menace which single-use plastics especially non-biodegradable Styrofoam are causing on the environment, the Lagos State government (The Lagos State Govt ) through the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources (Lagos Min of the Environment and Water Resources ) is hereby announcing a ban on the usage and distribution of Styrofoam and other single-use plastics in the State with immediate effect. #CleanerLagos #AGreaterLagosRising

Following the menace which single-use plastics especially non-biodegradable Styrofoam are causing on the environment, the Lagos State government (The Lagos State Govt ) through the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources (Lagos Min of the Environment and Water Resources ) is hereby announcing a ban on the usage and distribution of Styrofoam and other single-use plastics in the State with immediate effect. #CleanerLagos #AGreaterLagosRising

Tokunbo Wahab

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The Arctic is warming almost 3 times faster than the rest of the planet 😟 A warmer Arctic accelerates global heating, rise in sea levels, loss of ecosystems, and more. 🌡 RT if you want greater climate action! #cop28

The Arctic is warming almost 3 times faster than the rest of the planet 😟 A warmer Arctic accelerates global heating, rise in sea levels, loss of ecosystems, and more. 🌡 RT if you want greater climate action! #cop28

WWF

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Geologist, Professor Ian Plimer, blows the "human-induced global warming" lie completely out of the water, in under a minute: "We've had six ice ages in the history of the planet. Every one of these started when we had more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere than now... If carbon dioxide drives global warming, then we wouldn't have had an ice age." "The past tells us how the present is operating. And if you want to argue that traces of a trace gas drive a major planetary system, you can only do this when you totally ignore the past." Source: For more content like this, visit: #ClimateScam #ClimateCult #NetZero

Geologist, Professor Ian Plimer, blows the "human-induced global warming" lie completely out of the water, in under a minute: "We've had six ice ages in the history of the planet. Every one of these started when we had more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere than now... If carbon dioxide drives global warming, then we wouldn't have had an ice age." "The past tells us how the present is operating. And if you want to argue that traces of a trace gas drive a major planetary system, you can only do this when you totally ignore the past." Source: For more content like this, visit: #ClimateScam #ClimateCult #NetZero

Wide Awake Media

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We can protect our environment and keep our air and water clean. But that doesn’t mean being a crazy zealot, trying to shut down every job you can in America. More on Verdict with Lee Zeldin:

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Ted Cruz

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Drone footage shows the extent of the flooding in North Bay, Ontario, this week. The streets were filled with water following days of warming temperatures and heavy rain. Watch more video:

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The Weather Network

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Hunga Tonga is still affecting the atmosphere. On January 15, 2022, the underwater volcano erupted in the South Pacific. It blasted roughly 160 million metric tons of water vapor into the stratosphere, increasing levels by an unprecedented 10%. Most major eruptions cool the planet by injecting reflective aerosols. Hunga Tonga erupted underwater and punched seawater high into the atmosphere. Water vapor is the most dominant greenhouse gas. NASA warned the eruption could have a temporary warming effect. Global temperatures then spiked in 2023 and 2024. Predictably though, the spike was sold as proof of accelerating CO2-driven warming. Activist-scientists downplayed any influence from the record Hunga Tonga eruption. But now comes the next test: The excess water vapor is now declining, slowly, and with it, global temperatures are also falling. The "accelerating crisis" looks a lot like a temporary atmospheric pulse - now fading on schedule. Here again, we have a natural driver dominating Earth's climate.

Electroverse

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Volcaholic 🌋

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Operatives from the Drainage Maintenance Department of Lagos State Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources Lagos Min of the Environment and Water Resources on Monday, 5th May, deploying a swamp buggy to dredge China Town channel to prevent flooding in the area. #CleanerLagos

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Tokunbo Wahab

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According to geologist Prof. Ian Plimer, Earth's climate was significantly warmer a thousand years ago. "So the real question is, which part of the modern warming is of human origin, and which part is natural? Because we are not as warm as in medieval times, or in Roman times, or in Minoan times."

According to geologist Prof. Ian Plimer, Earth's climate was significantly warmer a thousand years ago. "So the real question is, which part of the modern warming is of human origin, and which part is natural? Because we are not as warm as in medieval times, or in Roman times, or in Minoan times."

Wide Awake Media

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Is climate change the same as global warming? Not quite. The warming of Earth — or global warming — is just one factor that makes up a range of changes that are happening to our planet, which is climate change. And we're studying all of it:

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NASA

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Methane has 80 times the global warming power of carbon dioxide, and huge amounts spew into the atmosphere daily. @KalPenn breaks down why fixing methane leaks is one of the cheapest ways to slow global warming. Watch more:

Methane has 80 times the global warming power of carbon dioxide, and huge amounts spew into the atmosphere daily. @KalPenn breaks down why fixing methane leaks is one of the cheapest ways to slow global warming. Watch more:

Bloomberg

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The largest underwater volcanic explosion that has ever been recorded took place at Hunga Tonga, and this had a number of effects on the planet. One of those effects is that it increased the density of the water vapor canopy that covers the Earth. This effect on the water vapor canopy can capture a lot of heat. Do you think climatologists are overlooking the potential impact this had on a record breaking year for temperatures in 2023?

The largest underwater volcanic explosion that has ever been recorded took place at Hunga Tonga, and this had a number of effects on the planet. One of those effects is that it increased the density of the water vapor canopy that covers the Earth. This effect on the water vapor canopy can capture a lot of heat. Do you think climatologists are overlooking the potential impact this had on a record breaking year for temperatures in 2023?

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TAQA Water Solutions is proud to participate in the Global Water Summit 2025, reinforcing our global leadership in sustainable water management. This key event brings together industry leaders, regulators, and stakeholders to shape the future of water through collaboration and innovation. We have been nominated for the "Water Company of the Year" award as part of the Global Water Summit. Join us as we work towards a more sustainable and resilient water future. Together, we create a lasting impact.

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BLACK MAN INVENTS REVOLUTIONARY WATER MACHINE Moses West, an engineer in San Antonio, Texas, has captured global attention with a water-generating machine. This device extracts moisture from the air, cooling it to form water droplets, much like how a refrigerator condenses humidity. By mimicking the natural process of cloud formation, this brother’s machine creates a controlled mini rain cloud to produce clean drinking water. What truly sets Moses apart is his dedication to helping those in need. He provides water at no cost, targeting struggling communities. His efforts have already made a difference in Flint, Michigan, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas in the wake of Hurricane Dorian. This selfless approach tackles the urgent global issue of clean-water scarcity. According to the UN World Water Development Report, 2 billion people worldwide (26 per cent) lack reliable access to safe drinking water. Moses’s invention can ensure clean water reaches those who otherwise might not have access. Video Credit: MOSES Foundation / @U_green_Us (IG)

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