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🚨The most important graph in the world has another 6 months of data!🚨
NASA CERES satellites measure how much sunlight Earth absorbs and how much heat is radiated back to space.
The difference is heat accumulation, which has more than tripled over the past 26 years!
The most important graph in the world.
Two years ago NASA showed the world that the rate of global heat uptake had doubled since 2005.
It barely made the news.
nasa.gov/feature/langley/joi…
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1. "I knew this was going to be happening, so did any climate scientist - but the speed is just staggering. Once you've got to the stage where you've got food rationing, then everything changes, everything's up for grabs." @ProfBillMcGuire, climate scientist UCL, author.
"I'm not a survivalist, but I'm certainly preparing. I mean, we're increasing the number of water butts, we're having water harvesting because that's going to be obviously a huge issue in summers to come. We're saving seed. We're not doing it yet, but we will be storing things like flour and sugar and cooking oil in relatively large quantities in the cellar because it's common sense"
@AaronBastani in conversation with natural disaster expert @ProfBillMcGuire on this week's Downstream.
Watch the full episode now on YouTube.
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I've heard repeatedly that new members of parliament are being lobbied by the gas industry on hydrogen for heating which we all know is a terrible idea.
Here are the facts about hydrogen, the reasons for the lobbying and what we must do - to a drum and bass soundtrack. 🕺🕺
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The UK's 2035 climate pledge, announced at #COP29 yesterday, is to cut emissions to 81% below 1990 levels by 2035
Here's how that looks in context…
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🌍 “Are climate summits really working?” @ProfMarkMaslin joins @BBCRadio4’s #InsideScience to discuss the future of climate action and the upcoming #COP29 in Azerbaijan. Listen in as they dive into the impacts of record-high temperatures and policy challenges. 📻 #ClimateChange
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The concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are humanity’s “most accurate measure” of progress. “The data shows, again, we are not making much progress on reducing emissions.”
theguardian.com/environment/…
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Strange that, when every country claims to be a ‘world leader’ on addressing climate change 😉. Someone must be telling an untruth … perhaps the atmosphere is conning us, or perhaps policy makers & their coopted acolytes are spinning a yarn? Now which is more likely 🤔
The concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are humanity’s “most accurate measure” of progress. “The data shows, again, we are not making much progress on reducing emissions.”
theguardian.com/environment/…
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The North York Moors today - fire after fire as they set grouse moors alight, as if the climate crisis simply doesn’t exist.
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Alexander Verbeek 🌍@Alex_Verbeek30 Oct 2024
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It’s high time we lock up those climate change activists blocking our roads. 🤔
This was yesterday in Spain.
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Event link: events.teams.microsoft.com/e…
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buff.ly/4eMn7YV Join the webinar on Wed 23 Oct to find out how you can help schools across England address the #climate and #biodiversity crisis.
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The #EconomicsOfWater report by @watercommongood offers a new direction to stabilise the life-supporting water cycle and ensure a just and equitable water future for all 🍂🌦️🍃
But its recommendations are only the beginning - read the full report to find out more: watercommission.org/
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NEW – COP16: More than 85% of countries miss UN deadline to submit nature pledges | @daisydunnesci
Read here: buff.ly/3A6G1L1
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Blaming climate scientists for the world overshooting 1.5C is deeply silly. We are not the ones who set us up for failure with unrealistic targets here. theconversation.com/how-main…
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Cross-country ski teams used to train here in summer as shown on this ad from ~2017 !
Now the scenery is... darker, as seen towards Hoher Dachstein (2,995 m asl)
(Pic Andreas Gschwentner)
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Did you know this: when you use renewable electricity to make hydrogen, you can't use it for things that abate 2x to 9x more emissions, namely getting coal off the grid, powering heat pumps and charging EVs. Call me old-fashioned, but I think this should have policy implications.
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🔥🌎They’re fighting for our future.
We brought together young climate leaders from around the world for a must-watch discussion hosted by @DavidRVetter.
Guests @toritsui, @ferdy12344554, @MNyomb1, @BethDohertyC and @MitziJonelle are joined by CCAG’s @sir_david_king, @Alice_C_Hill and @lwhitmarsh.
Watch the full conversation here: youtu.be/uZ_P5TTDUr0
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James Murray@James_BG15 Aug 2024
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. @OctopusEnergy asks 'does anyone fancy some free electricity?' businessgreen.com/news/43470…
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If you want to help people get over the myths on #ev's then here's your reference guide #climate #electrifyeverything buff.ly/4dr7ogV
Building cross government climate collaboration is something ONLY we can do as public servants. buff.ly/3hwirdD
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We need cooperation across all areas of global leadership to tackle the climate crisis.
As @DMiliband highlighted: we’re not doing a good enough job at taking the climate challenge out of the “environment box”.































