Global Weirding for a Hot n Heating Planet
Gemini Advanced (2024, July)
Earth's Fever Spike: Redefining 'Normal' in a Warming World
In a stark reminder of the accelerating climate crisis, Earth has recently experienced a series of alarming temperature records.
The hottest day in recorded history has been surpassed multiple times within a matter of weeks. Months once considered exceptionally hot are now commonplace, raising questions about what constitutes "normal" in a rapidly changing climate.
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| Missing Love Bugs in Florida. E. Hall (2024, May) with (very) little help from DALL-E (OpenAI). |
As we go into Love Bug season in May,
seeing no lovebugs may leave us all
with mixed emotions:
happiness and dismay!
[There have been some lovebug sightings, but not many... Let's see how the season goes.]
This is one of our GenAI assisted articles using an approach we call Regenerative Dynamic AI. (You can redo with your favorite GenAI at any time and link through to dynamically updated sources like Wikipedia: Lovebugs.) MS Copilot (2024, April) was used in this article because we wanted to more current Internet information.
You: What happened to the lovebugs in Florida?
What does GenAI have to say about the scientific-based
solutions promoted by Project Drawdown? ProjectDrawdown.org (Another take on Earth Day using GAI.)
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We employed our fav GenAIs to chat about Project Drawdown. This is the overview with the prompts. Please feel free to run GenAI chat with your own queries.
Q: Project Drawdown looks at the biggest places to make the greatest impact toward reducing human impact on the planet. What are the most impactful of these?
Q: What are the ways that someone of average income in the USA could make the most impact based on these top 10 solutions?
We employed our fav GenAIs to chat about it... and to generate some graphics. This is the overview with the prompts: there are two blog posts with GenAI chats: Part 1 and Part 2. Please feel free to run GenAI chats of your own.
Earth Day, April 22. See the OVERVIEW. This is Part 1 of 2 of the discussions with GenAI ChatBots.
GenAI on Earth Day 2024: Part 1
Q: What is the theme of Earth Day 2024? … And, generate a graphic that depicts this year’s Earth Day theme.
Q: Create an Earth Day article that incorporates this year's theme and include ways that GenAI might help?
Q: If GenAI were a world leader, what would it say about
Earth Day?
#EarthDay #Sustainability #RE100 #ReduceReuseRecycle #RegenerativeDynamicArticle #RefractiveThinker #SustainZine #ScenarioPlans.com #DelphiPlan.com
You: Create an Earth Day article that incorporates this year's theme and include ways that GenAI might help?
Earth Day, April 22. See the OVERVIEW. This is Part 2 of 2 of the discussions with GenAI ChatBots.
Q: What is the consensus on how
soon we have to phase off of fossil fuels and move to carbon neutrality?
Q: What are the key factors that agreements like the Paris agreement promote in order for the world to become carbon neutral?
#EarthDay #Sustainability #RE100 #ReduceReuseRecycle
#RegenerativeDynamicArticle #RefractiveThinker #SustainZine
#ScenarioPlans.com #DelphiPlan.com
YOU Q: Please generate an outline improved from the one attached that includes hyperlinks to each topic. Where appropriate include links to quality Wikipedia articles. Also, please utilize the WikiBook outline with Wikipedia hyper links by Hall from: https://www.sustainzine.com/p/sust-wikibook-links.html
Every couple months something pops into my news feed or email about how bad or expensive Electric Vehicles (EVs) are compared to the olde Internal Combustion Engine (ICE machines). (See cartoon from Yale Climate Connection Don't be fooled: Electric vehicles really are better for the climate.)
One that popped up was from a very biased web site (can't call it a magazine or journal). The cost for EVs to operate were $17 per gallon, equivalent. It relied on an actual study, and then changed out all the facts.
I got my new best buddy Bard (AI from Google)
to help with two blogs: World
Water Day 2023: Accelerating Change on March 22 and Earth
Day 2023: Invest in our Planet on April 22.
But, William Shakespeare would be 459 years olde today (~23 April 1564 -- 23 April 1616), so I wondered what "The Bard" would have to say? On the comings and goings of Earth Day? The question asked:
I got my new best buddy Bard (AI from Google)
to help with two blogs: World
Water Day 2023: Accelerating Change in March and Earth
Day 2023: Invest in our Planet in April (this blog post).The world's population is growing rapidly -- blasting through the 8 billion humans on the planet last year -- and the demands on the resources of Earth are likewise increasing. So, I got together (via the Internet) with my buddy Bard to see what he/she/it had to say related to a few questions I had related to Earth Day 2023.
Earth Day is an annual event celebrated on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. First held on April 22, 1970, it now includes a wide range of events coordinated globally by EARTHDAY.ORG (formerly Earth Day Network) including 1 billion people in more than 193 countries. The official theme for 2023 is Invest In Our Planet.
