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Interested in using your research and engagement skills to increase community resilience to flood risk?
ICEDS is looking for a FT Postdoctoral Research Fellow to research the effectiveness of nature-based solutions to flood mitigation.
Apply by 15 Feb➡️bit.ly/3XBIhQP
Steven Crimp retweeted
Time to revisit - a reconstruction of late-summer #Arctic sea ice extent over almost the last 1,500 years
+ Figure reproduced from nature.com/articles/nature10…
+ Overview: climate.gov/news-features/fe…
+ High resolution version: sites.uci.edu/zlabe/arctic-s…
ALT Line graph time series of reconstruction Arctic sea ice extent over the last 1,450 years. There is some multi-decadal variability, but a sharp decreasing trend in the last part of the time series due to human-caused climate change. This reconstruction is from Kinnard et al. 2011.
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The Climate Council's Tim Flannery says WA's record heat is a warning of extreme summers to come.
"Looking forward a decade, that record in Onslow will look more like the average, if we don't act, than an extreme event - and that's deeply concerning."
nz.news.yahoo.com/australia-…
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In news that's unrelated to the release of today's bullshit modelling of Australia's not zero by 2050 plan - conducted by @McKinsey - 1,100 employees of the firm signed a letter protesting the obstructive role it is playing in the shift to zero emissions. nytimes.com/2021/10/27/busin…
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Taking an effective, evidence-based approach to policy seems to make it pretty straightforward to answer interview questions. A masterclass of clear communication from @Matt_KeanMP
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For all the talk of the ‘the Australian way’, it’s actually US-based consultants who are providing the modelling for net-zero by 2050, at considerable cost and at the expense of homegrown expertise.
CSIRO staff slam outsourced net-zero modelling - innovationaus.com/doesnt-mak…
Steven Crimp retweeted
Fantastic opp to join ICEDS as Snr Project Officer/Project Officer (Energy). Work directly with ICEDS Head of Energy, Prof Frank Jotzo in contributing to research projects, educational & outreach activities focussed on advancing the energy transition bit.ly/2XvnZhT
We're hiring!
(Senior) Project Officer Energy at the ANU Institute for Climate Energy and Disaster Solutions @ANU_ICEDS.
It's a broad role on transition to clean energy. You'll work directly with me and as part of a team dedicated to making a difference.
jobs.anu.edu.au/cw/en/job/54…
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Last chance to apply! Snr Project Officer (Disaster Solutions) with ICEDS. Exciting opp. to apply skills in research/project mgt, communications & stakeholder engagement to advance solutions to disasters, climate change & energy change. Apps close 1 Aug bit.ly/3yRPzU9
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Apps now open for Senior Project Officer (Disaster Solutions) with ICEDS. Exciting opportunity to apply your skills in research/project management, communications and stakeholder engagement. Work in a dynamic team with a positive culture. Find out more: bit.ly/3yRPzU9
Steven Crimp retweeted
Apps close tomorrow! Snr Bus Dev Officer. Unique opportunity to work with world-leading experts in #climatechange #energytransition & disaster solutions. Apply now: jobs.anu.edu.au/cw/en/job/54…
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"Many of the same folk who think that batteries and pumped hydro storage are unreliable are confident we can bury carbon dioxide underground for thousands of years with no chance it could ever bubble up" - Richard Denniss in @GuardianAus @RDNS_TAI #cleanenergy #renewables
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The very destructive core of Category 3 Severe Tropical #CycloneSeroja is crossing the coast now between Kalbarri and Gregory. Kalbarri recorded a 170 km/h wind gust at 7:03pm WST and has seen 111 mm of rain since 9am. Live radar: ow.ly/EFO350ElEBH
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⚠️Australia is in trouble. Extreme rainfall has destroyed homes, displaced people and damaged habitats. As global temperatures increase, landscapes dry out, causing severe droughts and flooding. We need urgent #ClimateAction now. RT to raise awareness. bit.ly/3fbrG30
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(1/9) With 99% of this epic rollercoaster of a year completed, time to reveal an estimate of 2020’s global temperature: As far as GISTEMP is concerned, it’s likely a draw with 2016, the warmest year so far. data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/m… #ClimateChange
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"Normally we would get respite in a La Niña year where it would be a bit cooler than usual...But what we're seeing is with climate change we're breaking those rules. So La Niñas are no longer cool" says @ClimateNerilie.
Read the full article below ⬇️
bit.ly/LaNinacc
Steven Crimp retweeted
I would properly respond to this but my 1 year old ... hang on
Parents with young children are struggling to get any research done during the pandemic.
Anyone with young children knows exactly what I’m talking about, but here are the data.
I hope universities will take this into account during tenure & promotion.
nature.com/articles/s41562-0…
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Watch FCA supporters Jess and Michael Campbell speak on the importance of climate action in the Eden-Monaro by-election #EdenMonaroVotes
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Doctors and health workers across the world are giving up time with their loved ones to help keep ours safe and well. They have a simple request for all their hard work in combating #coronavirus ...
#socialdistancing #stayathome #stayhomeforus #COVID2019AU #medtwitter
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"Australia, your country is burning – dangerous climate change is here with you now" | My commentary republished at @ConversationEDU: theconversation.com/australi…
