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  This is fine.
  /s
context: The first extreme, once in a lifetime/generation climate event of the year.  I think that there will be one or two more this year. And lots more next year. >
  
  Every season there seems to be a record breaking event. We are destroying this planet 😔 >
  
  The planet will be fine, it's us that are boned. >
  
  Us and thousands of other species. To be precise, the planet will be fine, we are “just” destroying the ecosystems that allow us to thrive. >
  
  Like a spreading Virus that slowly kills its host... oh wait... >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 81%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  Weather records have been falling across Europe at a disconcerting rate in the last few days, say meteorologists.
  The warmest January day ever was recorded in at least eight European countries including Poland, Denmark, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Belarus, Lithuania and Latvia, according to data collated by Maximiliano Herrera, a climatologist who tracks extreme temperatures.
  "Take the case of July 2022 UK extreme heatwave and spread this sigma in a much huger area, encompassing about 15 countries."We can arguably say this is the first time an extreme weather event in Europe is comparable to the most extreme in North America.
  
  
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  We had a nice warm spell.  Then on Thursday it will drop like 30 degrees... >
  
  Snow melt avalanches river floods >
  
  Its the warmest record breaking January. But also the coldest January for the rest of our lives. >
  
  Oh, well I guess we'll all be getting a rebate for all the fuel that we haven't used.. right? >
  
  LA LA LA LA LA LA I CAN'T HEAR YOU LA LA LA LA LA