Best synthesis to date of methane emissions from natural gas in the US, published today in Nature, based on almost 1 million observations from airflights. And it is worse than most of us have been saying. Take a look:
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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🌏“Everything we know and love is at stake…A habitable planet and a peaceful civilisation both have value, and we need to be conscious about using tools in ethical and justice-based ways. This is not just about humanity. This is about every other species on this planet…about the future generations.”
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🌏 Was a cool experience participating in the hive mind examining a massive heatwave that occurred in Antarctica in March 2022. Papers published in J of Climate. I explain some of complexity here in The Conversation
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🌏Neptune’s necklace or Hormisira banksii, a monotypic brown algae in a shallow rock
Pool, southern Tasmania
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There's only one way to fight big lies. We have to repeat the truth just as often, just as loudly, with just as much conviction.
www.okdoomer.io/how-lies-work/
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I could sort of live without the big cereals , wheat, rice, corn, but life would be dull without Sth American tomatoes, capsicum & potatoes , Fertile Crescent legumes, Central American vanilla & chocolate, Eurasian onions, spices & Australian macadamias. And Europe olive oil 😄
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Wow, I didn’t know that. So much of the world’s food crops and food luxuries are from central and Sth America!
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But every now & again, I catch myself being slightly shocked at how someone might be ‘incorrectly’ holding a spoon, & realise how ingrained & so silly it is😃. And thank goodness for multiculturalism & anti-colonialism in Australia! But we still have far to go 😔.
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I grew up in an anglicize, genteel poor household in Australia. My Mum’s theory of leaning to speak well & know British etiquette would disguise our poverty & our single mother household. She was right. 1/
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My theory, developed on an after-dinner walk (after hearty dinning on langoustine & crepes) while examining the Channel facing battlements & sea walls of Saint Malo, Brittany, was that the Britts developed bizarre etiquettes as a substitution for flavours? Any credibility to this idea?
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One prediction: tipping point for transition of the Amazon rainforest to savannah occurs for deforestation of 25% and a global temperature increase of 2-2.5C above pre-industrial. “Currently 17% of the Amazon has been deforested and the global temperature is 1.1C-1.2C above pre-industrial levels.”
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Mine - 90% laying the foundation on why the new work. 9% placing in context with global patterns, maybe 1% disagreement. No formula either
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This requires governments to brain flip. They are use to subsidising medicine to fix a problem, but here this is about avoiding the problem. Reducing the price of gluten in foods to assist many individuals with allergies to afford food that does damage them.
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‘Free-from’ food increasingly unaffordable in UK, experts warn
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2/ red handfish to be removed before marine heatwave👏👏👏
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🌏Excellent proactive conservation practice - removing half the remaining red hand fish population in southern Tasmania before a marine heatwave hits -in terms of the 3As -Awareness that theses threatened species are valuable, Anticipation of the heatwave pressure and Action to reduce the pressure 1/
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I recognise that the individual words are English, but that’s as far as I got 🤦♀️
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Today in #Antarctic news...
Krill, baby, krill.
"Krill habitats in the Southern Ocean are impacted by changing climate conditions, reduced sea ice and rising temps. These changes affect krill occurrence, physiology and behaviour..."
#iceicebaby 🐧🇦🇶 🦐🐋 #climatesky #greensky #science #marinescience
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Australian ravens (Corvus coronoides) are big birds with big attitudes. Here a raven is taking away not one, but every piece of carrot left out for pademelons and chasing these macropods away, just for the heck of it. They don’t like carrots 🥕 😂
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🧪🌏 Another science-procrastination design because emus are the coolest of birds 😎
www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/1550...
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🧪 One of my first designs was inspired by the comments section after an interview with @phannam.bsky.social at @theguardian.bsky.social . The work is entitled 'hypocritical self-righteous scientist'. I thought it needed to be on a t-shirt😝
www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/1548...
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As I transition into a new life, I find I'm procrastinating on stuff that's really important to me, like compelling science. Instead of doom scrolling, I've put my energy into design, while I wait out my brain rewiring 🧠
Ergo I have opened a redbubble shop under the name Sundog Productions 1/
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Two charts in Australia's 2023 #climate statement show we are way off track for net zero by #2050 theconversation.com/two-charts-i...
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We are in a climate emergency.
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It is now official: November was the warmest November on record by a wide margin in the JRA-55 dataset, beating the prior record set in 2020 by 0.3C.
November 2023 was 1.6C above preindustrial levels, and the year-to-date temperatures are 1.4C above preindustrial.
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After all those dole diaries and ‘mutual obligations’, it turns out Australia’s privatised employment services don’t work | Van Badham
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Wow, there's a whooping
6.45C anomaly
in the arctic.
Prepare for more amazing climate fuckery events in 2024.
#ClimateCrisis
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Bye 👋 Hobart is a terrible place. Don’t come here.
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Applications are open for another 30 cotutelle PhD positions between French and Australian universities.
Interesting topics and superb conditions under the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant.
4 PhDs co-hosted @IMASUTAS: DC5, DC7, DC60 & DC61.
Check them out ⬇️ and apply. aufrande.eu
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Because there's no such thing as too many owl pictures, my son took this one this evening (barred owl)
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The new UNEP emissions gap report includes a chapter focusing on carbon dioxide removal.
It has a neat figure highlighting the feasibility, scalability, ease of MRV, environmental consequences, public perception, cost, and permanence of CDR pathways: www.unep.org/resources/em...
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Stunning evening light in nipaluna/ Hobart, Tasmania
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“5 things we need to see in Australia’s new nature laws”
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