Most people have never seen a coral reef. Which may be why the news that we are eliminating reefs from the planet seems to fall on deaf ears. Yet reefs are worth getting to know -- here is a start to tempt you beneath the waves. petersalebooks.com/?page_id=…

A Bit About Kanaloa and A Bit More About Pele – or, why I love Hawaiʻi petersalebooks.com/a-bit-abo… via @PeterSale3

COP30 is over – now what? Is inequality the problem? petersalebooks.com/cop30-is-… via @PeterSale3 COP30 finished two weeks ago without much fanfair or much accomplished. Perhaps global inequality and rampant capitalism is to blame? I remember when Naomi Klein’s book, This Changes ...

New post on my blog - getting ready for COP30. Take a look, share, consider subscribing. The climate conference is here again. Will we make any progress? petersalebooks.com/the-clima… via @PeterSale3

Why am I writing about social media? petersalebooks.com/why-am-i-… Going back to environmental science next time, but this post completes my two-part wail about social media and AI. Take a look. Consider subscribing.

Searching for a place to write about stuff that interests me. Decided to dust off and refresh my blog and be independently old-fashioned. Plan to post about twice a month. Take a look. Wither the climate, 10 years after? petersalebooks.com/wither-th… via @PeterSale3

Getting Real for Earth Day – Addendum petersalebooks.com/getting-r… The real message from coral reefs is not getting through to people. We are failing to deal with climate change.

Earth Day in less than two days. A fitting reminder of how well are doing in caring for the planet.

Twitter/X algorithm is so good at ensuring you only see the posts you like - my feed is full of comments on the severe coral bleaching event now in progress, and nothing from people who choose not to believe reality. And yet... no sign we are doubling down on mitigating emissions

I've increasingly been referring to Homo stupidus, but we need a new species name meaning 'obdurately blind and stupid' We knew in the late 1990s that bleaching would become more frequent and more severe if the world failed to cut emissions. Gee whiz. The scientists were right.

OMG

And how many have real protection in place?

And media reports of the latest circumtropical bleaching make it sound like something new that we never expected! Humanity is blind.

Getting Real for Earth Day petersalebooks.com/getting-r… Lots of bad news plus one bit of really good news about the human population. Time to reflect and resolve...