Episode 77 | Planning, Pooping, and Campfires (Backcountry Leave No Trace Challenges During the Winter)
In EP77 of the BPL podcast, we examine principles of Leave No Trace winter backcountry travel, focusing on planning, pooping, and campfires.
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In EP77 of the BPL podcast, we examine principles of Leave No Trace winter backcountry travel, focusing on planning, pooping, and campfires.
With almost 24,000 heat-related deaths, the Northern Hemisphere summer of 2022 was one of the hottest ever recorded in Europe. It also brought severe heat waves
Forest or some other area under one. building reservoirs in europe's alps a controversial thought experiment on how to prevent summer droughts if the glaciers disappear. alternately we're all likely to feel the effects of climate change no matter where we live we asked you on facebook is climate change already apparent where you live and if so how. soon marty from indonesia writes that the dry season seems much longer. it's already over and it still hasn't rained. if you want or reports that farmers in mexico are seeing far fewer insects and that it's more difficult to predict the start and en...
A controversial part experiment on how to prevent summer droughts if the glaciers disappear. ultimately we're all likely to feel the effects of climate change no matter where we live. we asked you on facebook is climate change already apparent where you live and if so how. soon marty from indonesia writes that the dry season seems much longer october is already over and it still hasn't rained. if there were reports that farmers in mexico are seeing far fewer insects and that it's more difficult to predict the start and end of the rainy season. henry a farmer in cameroon says people don't know ...
Have hit residential and big population areas and that's why it's become such a big topic. >> bill: when you analyze the weather. and you see a cooling of the pacific ocean, all right? do you put out a scenario we have tornadoes, hurricanes coming? are we going to have different hurricanes this year? and then there are, you know, summer droughts and stuff happens, and then there is next winter. we had a terrible winter here in the northeast this winter. can you like pinpoint which season is going to bring which horror? >> well, you certainly being based on what you are seeing in the atmosphere...