Eoghan Daltun 🌍 The wild rainforest in our place is criss-crossed with old mossy stone walls, built when this was all open farmland before the trees returned. Nature loss *can* be reversed.
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Michael E. Mann Perk of being in the same American Academy of Arts & Sciences class as Jodie Foster -- yes, we talked about Carl Sagan, Contact (and my friend Bill Nye)
Ketan Joshi Oracle is sending 30 TRUCKS OF GAS A DAY to one of its data centres due to delayed gas pipeline 🩻 still waiting for AI to solve climate change🩻 www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/...
Gernot Wagner Map showing the importance of why to electrify everything, now.
Zack Labe Global ocean heat content (0-2000 m depth) now updated through June 2026... Do you see where this is heading? 🔥📈🌊 This graph showing anomalies is created by NOAA at www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/globa....
Dr. Jeff Masters 1 / 2
Coastal water levels in SoCal are running ~1.5' above normal because of a record-strength El Niño. Rachel's battering waves on top of these elevated waters are likely to cause significant coastal damage during Sunday morning's high tide, with all-time top-10 water levels at San Diego and L.A.
Ryan Katz-Rosene, PhD View from the Southern Shores of the St Lawrence
Jan Rosenow Excellent article in El Pais on the impact of Hormuz on electrification this morning. I told them “Electric cars and heat pumps are between three and four times more efficient [than their fossil equivalents]” archive.is/VfFsl
Robert Llewellyn It's quite simple, when the weather is like this, it just means we burn way less expensive, imported gas to keep the lights on. One day it will also mean our electricity is MUCH cheaper #breakthelink
Green Collective Renewable generation and discharging storage equalled 47% of yesterday's electricity demand, with a peak of 76% at 01:15. Fossil fuel generation (mostly gas) equalled 30% of demand. 0% of generation was exported, 23% of demand was met by imports.
Jacob Aron AI and nuclear war get the headline, when this is actually the list of things we should worry about www.theguardian.com/global-devel...