This is a handbook compiled by myself with a few guest contributions from climate experts to help refute the common conversations around climate change and science.
It is hoped to be expanded upon and any commentary is invited to enhance it. If you’re a student, professional or local impacted by the study you are also invited to contribute to the project.
Some folks were interested in the smaller outdoor kitchen construction and smaller elements.
This is a follow-up and continuation of the family hall. All wood and metal work is self made from start to finish.
Full hall: https://www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/s/vzyu2bdtWk
My family owns a small property in Norway that formerly was a farm. We’ve since turned it into a drinking hall.
Every piece of the hall was felled from the forest around it, sculpted and fit into place.
The large building in the back is the full hall, the smaller building in the front is the outside kitchen and bread ovens.
It has taken more than a decade to complete. My favorite piece is the gate to the main lawn.
Downstairs: https://imgur.com/gallery/meadery-ZZANNm0
My family lives in a small village in Norway and have opened a venue that they have made entirely from hand.
Each board for the main hall has been hand worked and detailed with traditional styles.
I live in the PNW and built a website as part of project for school - it has since turned into something that folks in the PNW actually rely on with over 5,000 weekly visitors at this point.
My prime focus is to provide the same data the government, weatherman, and scientists would use to evaluate the world around us in a more digestible format.
My second commitment is to provide data reliability. I've noticed over the last few months that many of the API's and regular deliverables from entity's in the PNW have gone offline. My hope was to provide a space, and platform for folks to access the same caliber of information, without gap, through a novel, self-healing source; if a federal API no longer provides data that many people rely on - I then either find a new source, or calculate the same data based on similar information (my current downtime if a source goes offline is ~1 hour)
My third is to commit to improvement, and to always work with experts to provide free and detailed analysis of the world around the area I study.
I have completed my final thesis on the state of affairs in the western fire corridor, and overall the state of climate science in the United States. I would welcome and love any feedback.
Thesis Article: https://pnw-firemap.org/blog/the-ice-age-we-cancelled
Main site: https://pnw-firemap.org/
The western fire corridor enters 2026 under the worst pre-season conditions in the modern measurement record. Sixty-four percent of SNOTEL stations — 1,012 of 1,570 — recorded all-time low snowpack on April 1. Eight states set records simultaneously. As of May 15, snowpack has collapsed across most of the corridor.
If you're interested in the subject and the location conditions of the PNW please considering visiting my site, and exploring the reports I publish.
Apparently rare example of a 1920 Houze Glass Co. manicure dish. The CPS and dose are significantly higher than what I’ve found online. 1600+ CPS and 168 µSv/hr highest peak.
