Meryl Richards from Ceres and Vrashabh Kapate from the Environmental Defense Fund share important takeaways from last month's summit that highlight how beef and dairy companies can help slow the rate of global warming if they act on methane now.
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One of the most head-spinning but largely unchallenged fossil industry lies in Australia is a monthly "warning" issued that there's a "gas shortage" which requires a million new gas fields to be opened up.
More gas is burned *just to process gas exports* than is used domestically in manufacturing.
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THREAD on methane targets and metrics, and what the science actually says about these.
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The top 10% of global income earners (the rich) produce half of greenhouse emissions. If you earn more than US$41,000 = NZ$68,000 then you are part of that 10%.
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In this dark
night of western
civilisation
teach us to order
our days rightly,
that we may enter
the gate
of
wisdom.
Gate III Colin McCahon
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In case anyone has Hozier tickets for Christchurch November 22 that you now realise you can't use... happy to take them off your hands!
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I think having a shut-off valve points to an inflation-related application TBH.
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entirely up to you. Was it maybe used for something else (blowing dust? or ?)
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It's a pump for an inflatable pillow (in my case and inflatable neck brace). The silver knob locks off the air once inflated
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I have reckons
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Je vous presente l'Accord de Paris.
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Search/replace "on the blockchain" "with AI"
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Mānawatia a Matariki!
Wishing you all good things for the coming year.
My #cartoon today #Matariki
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💚nice to see you.
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The Government of Denmark had just agreed to a tax on livestock emissions. €40 in 2030, rising to €100 in 2035.
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen says: "We will be the first country in the world with a CO2 tax on agriculture.”
Looks like New Zealand is now distinctly behind in that race.
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Does that also apply to Zealand?
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losing steering in Cook Strait in bad weather, with no open-sea rescue tug, would be very bad indeed.
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Not something I would want to speculate about.
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Another view here.
www.1news.co.nz/2024/06/20/d...
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For those interested in alternatives to "more gas" for electricity dry-year management, MBIE has just published all the documents from the NZ Battery Project - thank you!
www.mbie.govt.nz/building-and...
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It's not possible to lodge a bid at a price below the reserve price, so this isn't surprising!
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Next month, Oxford will publish my big climate book, THE LANGUAGE OF CLIMATE POLITICS.
The book dismantles the core propaganda of the fossil-fuel era, and it offers readers powerful new ways to talk about the #ClimateCrisis that will help create transformative change.
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Thank you! Teen is wondering what halls to apply to for 2025 and this would be helpful info.
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"It's a lot of money to throw away by not being clear about what you want the ETS to look like." _ Murray McClintock
Low confidence in the government's climate plans could hit the coalition in the pocket, writes RNZ's Eloise Gibson
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Before I OIA Victoria University, does anyone know of publicly accessible information on air quality/CO2 monitoring in the Student Halls?
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The costs of climate change impacts are not a future thing, they're hitting all of us today - insurance costs, food costs...
...and it's going to keep getting worse as long as we keep putting more greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere.
So yeah let's stop making it worse?
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Hope it helps! Was transformational for me with brain issues.
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We don’t want this climate future for Europe - in my view it’s a risk we should avoid at all cost, as I explain in this video: youtu.be/ZHNNW8c_FaA?...
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Studying strategic, significant, & increasingly scaled up climate change denialism narratives/calls for action targeting NZ Parliament's on-going public inquiry into climate adaptation www.parliament.nz/en/pb/sc/mak... led by a Kaipiti-based outfit, amplified by country's leading disinfo platform.
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A "distressing trend" for those selling cars, but maybe having fewer cars isn't so terrible? (But collapsed EV sales are very distressing) www.nzherald.co.nz/business/dis...
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my theory is people choose birthdays so picking numbers in the 40s minimises overlaps. Then again most tickets are probably luck dips so idk
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““The EU has been and can remain a laboratory for an efficient and fair implementation of climate policy,” writes Jos Delbeke, the bloc’s erstwhile top climate bureaucrat, in a new must-read book co-written with climate colleagues.” (with link: www.taylorfrancis.com/books/oa-edi...)
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Interesting that supporting climate change action is one of the criteria. Hasn't been a partisan issue here but those importing US culture wars are trying hard.
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One of the big unanswered questions around the Tiwai Point power deal is what it will mean for the smelter's multi-million dollar carbon subsidy. Campaigners estimate it could nearly $2 billion over the next 20 years in free carbon credits from Government.
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Our new government seems convinced that "net" emissions are the only thing that matters, and our "net" ETS delivers those so no problem. So this may well get worse before it gets better.
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Well more transport policy fun and games... sharp-eyed @robertmclachlan.bsky.social notes this legislation would take the targets for 2025-27 vehicle CO2 import standards OUT of primary legislation and allow the Minister to set them by regulation instead.
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lol "why do the crazy foreigners hate the lovely flowers!"
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Lovely - in its home. I've just spend a couple of hours pulling this stuff out of my vege boxes (oxalis is a difficult to eradicate invasive weed species here in New Zealand!).
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was clearing out some weeds in the garden and there's a few self-seeded tomato seedlings sprouting. My dudes it's not spring.
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Great new Bluesky search features!
—Use "to:" or "mentions:" as well as "from:"
—Specify post dates with "since:" or "until:" (YYYY-MM-DD)
—Search for a URL to see if users have posted links to it
—Find posts in a particular language (e.g., "lang:ja") with keyword
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if you use a sufficiently high discount rate a coffee today is worth wiping out future generations.
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🎓We have exciting news for doctoral candidates!
We’ve just launched a €608.6 million call to train doctoral candidates through the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions.
This will fund more than 160 excellent doctoral programmes in all scientific fields, and support more than 2,400 doctoral candidates.
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Here's the fix to avoid AI & snippets nonsense, even in Chrome, even with Google as the default engine:
(1) Set "g" as the shortcut to search www.google.com/search?q=%s&...
(2) with g + tab you get unadulterated web results straight from the search bar. Works every time.
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Climate Action Tracker BLOG: Since the 2019 EU elections, the EU has significantly improved its climate performance through the Green Deal, and its emissions are now on a path consistent with warming a little above 2˚C, a more than 1˚C improvement from 2019.
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