Climate tweets for 17 February 2014

RT ClimateNow ‏@ClimateNow: Heat wave frequency [in Australia] 'surpasses levels previously predicted for 2030' 
http://bit.ly/1nGOKBL http://pic.twitter.com/7WhwsPjeVN

RT Gabriela Sosa ‏@gabrielasosa #GreatMarchforClimate - Kickoff, Rally, & March at Wilmington Waterfront Park in Wilmington, CA 03-01-2014 http://www.americantowns.com/ca/wilmington/events/great-march-for-climate-kickoff-rally-march-2014-03-01#.UwLCiFai6Z0.twitter 

Extreme weather leaves Ireland's farmers, fishermen on brink of ruin: http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/extreme-weather-leaves-farmers-and-fishermen-on-brink-of-ruin-30015410.html 

In Indonesia, Kerry blasts climate change deniers: @HoustonChron http://www.chron.com/business/energy/article/In-Indonesia-Kerry-urges-action-on-climate-change-5239626.php 

RT Kelly Rigg ‏@kellyrigg: @BarackObama @JohnKerry So you're ditching your climate-killing "all of the above" energy strategy then, right?

What U.S. West's Ancient Droughts Say About Its Future: @natgeo http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/02/140214-drought-california-prehistory-science-climate-san-francisco-2/ 

More than 140 Brazilian cities ration water due to drought: http://azc.cc/A31pp 

Even Deluge Can’t Help California’s “Drought of Epic Proportions”: @slate http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2014/02/14/atmospheric_river_rain_can_t_stop_california_s_drought_of_epic_proportions.html 

RT 350 dot org @350: Good news from Melbourne, Australia: the city just set a goal of being zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 http://ow.ly/tGz58 

Scientist says Alberta’s flood forecasting tools from ’Stone Age’: http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/alberta/Scientist+says+Alberta+flood+forecasting+tools+from+stone/9505812/story.html 

PolitiFact: Rep. Pocan says ice fishing season shorter because of global warming: TRUE http://www.politifact.com/wisconsin/statements/2014/feb/17/mark-pocan/rep-mark-pocan-says-ice-fishing-season-shorter-bec/ 

RT 350 dot org @350: 7 years ago a scientist wrote a report predicting current levels of flooding in the UK. But little has been done http://ow.ly/tGt7P