Banat, Romania, 41,2 ° C oggi e gli alberi di banane stanno realizzando frutta. Se questo non urla il cambiamento climatico, non so cosa faccia.
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di ZestycloseDivide4972
Banat, Romania, 41,2 ° C oggi e gli alberi di banane stanno realizzando frutta. Se questo non urla il cambiamento climatico, non so cosa faccia.
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di ZestycloseDivide4972
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I live in the hills of Banat, western Romania. Today we hit 41.2°C, and yes, that’s a banana tree growing in someone’s backyard, fruiting without any special care. No greenhouse, no winter wrapping, no fertilizers. It just grows wild. Some fig trees in Timișoara are over 5–6 meters tall, thriving like we’re on the Mediterranean coast, also, without special care. Anyone else seeing stuff like this in their region?
Banant
Ok. So what should we do about it?
Edit. Typical. Downvotes but no actionable things to do.
“When all the ice caps melted and the water rose, the banana plantations along the transylvanian coastline would prove a boon”
This post reminds me of the way American senator James Inhofe tried to make a point about climate change.
In Balkan it’s roasting up to 43 degrees Celsius and it’s been probably the worst summer of high temperatures in last 12 years.
I like bananas though so if anything this only proves climate change is good
Is it bad that Romania can grow bananas?
Bánat banán
(Sadness banana in Hungarian)
Feels pretty local to me. In Spain we have not reached 40 this summer, and the last few days it has been so cold, it feels like autumn.
Btw, remember to measure temperature on the shades, not under direct sunlight.
Romania has always had warm summers. Its in south europe
Banana Romania