What infuriates me is that geologists plainly assertes that we don't live in the anthropocene.

It's part of God plan libtard! -america

for now. Lots of foresty parks in london

You joke but Edinburgh had a massive wildfire on Arthur's Seat.

Big fucked and nobody is going to solve it before many of us poors are dead.

God... I didn't heard about that. What are journalisst doing? Scotland is basically next to France. Why do I hear about tsunami warning in Japan but not that?!

And lots of sunken Nazi ships in rivers

When I read this, the comment right below it said:

Looks like a still from the original Fallout

Any response?

I was thinking Arizona on a Tuesday.

drought summer.

If they need to be watered, yes. England used to be famous for having lush green lawns naturally. (Obviously not anymore)

Considering the UK and Ireland are famous for getting lots of rain that shouldn't be surprising

Yes I usually have to cut the grass every 1-2 weeks from around April though to late September. I think the last time I cut it was may, it's just stopped growing, and now I'm starting to get a dead spot in the middle that gets the most sun. Everywhere that is normally green is just dead short grass.

Grass here grows so fast in the summer even though our temperature is similar because it's (thankfully) our rainy season. It dies back in the winter or at least slows way down.

Unfortunately our rainy season has not yet dug us out of the historic drought of the last couple years.

ETA we do not water the "lawn" though, it just does what it does. Is mostly weeds. I do water the food plants.

They do (used to) in my climate as well. The higher part would turn yellow just a week or two before wieltering and only if the grass could grow enough to produce seeds.

Aren't (big) heatwaves usually followed by droughts?

I mean, huge high-pressure fronts tend to chase away clouds and thereby rain, causing a stark rise in temperature, and ultimately resulting in a drought.

Mind you, this is off the top of my head, so feel free to correct me.

Have you ever actually seen St Pauls before? Could you describe it's defining features?

Fuck people who water lawns

They have, but they call them "Laddish" and deploy them mostly in Shoreditch alleyways.