So NEM coal generation for FY24 very slightly up on FY23 😬
(... and also up quite a bit this year calendar year +2.3 TWh c.f. same time last year 🥲)
Remnder: supposed to go *down*
(and down quite alot - in >10TWh per year, to hit emissions goals etc)
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They just come straight out and say it and nobody listens
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Honestly that seems like a fair projection to have made then
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"And that's why he's announcing that all of his cash is going to go towards organising and activism to push governments to fund basic services!"
*I turn to speak behind my shoulder*
"Right Mister Beast?"
*silence*
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Folks: a reminder -> Google frequently cite this "research" that claims a 5-10% global (global!!!!) decrease in emissions thanks to "AI"
www.greenbiz.com/article/goog...
I clicked through all the references and what lies at the bottom is *very bad* -->>
www.linkedin.com/pulse/ai-rea...
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like when Musk just picked a young climate activist and absolutely sicced his army of abusive, pasty incels on her, there were a bunch of actual climate people (more from the US climate tech space) who actively participated.
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I wish there were some way to verify this but I am pretttttyyy sure that full-time soaking in what X has become has a very significant impact on people we thought were progressive allies (whether it's changing them or just making them more honest, I guess it doesn't matter that much)
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astonishingly similar to the trend in Australia, wonder about the same analysis in Norway
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A depressing point about the disappearance of climate from the political discussion is the way in which the fossil fuel lobby has bought its way to the fore.
'Environment' probably now appears as water quality, not wider issues.
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Shout out to Google for optimising the PDF of their new sustainability report (10 MB, 86 pages), relative to the utterly irresponsible netflix (121 MB, 81 pages)
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To me it's sort of interestingly linked - an illustration of how vital it is to always view the "we should just do the research" calls in the context of where research ends up
This is an example from my alma mater (offsets sold to fossil co's, fossil partners etc)
www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion...
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Live feed of Occidental Petroleum waiting to buy David Keith's solar geoengineering company so they can do SRM offsets for their new oil and gas sites
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I guess this is because Shell's CCS facilities are working very well and bringing huge returns to the business
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'Shell's greenwashing scam was bad because it wasn't profitable enough' is a take
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I'm thrilled to share my new LPE blog on insurance, where on take on the prevailing media & policy narrative that the answer to the US's home insurance crisis is protecting insurance companies.
Instead, we must focus on ensuring housing safety & affordability.
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to put a sharper point on this, the President’s power to pass an executive order regulating emissions is severely hampered. his power to use the DOJ or the military to regulate emissions is nearly unlimited
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Not the main point of this article but man is it one of the single most harmful and toxic lies from this industry that fossil gas = 'clean energy'. Quite a few opinion polls suggest many people don't even consider it to be a fossil fuel.
www.nytimes.com/2024/07/01/c...
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Just quickly translating this pretty misleading graphic into a real-life version of how CCS actually operates
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Generally pretty good guide from Eurelectric here on protecting biodiversity while siting large-scale wind and solar
(thought does leave the door open for biodiversity offsets - and no, gently asking companies to avoid first offset later won't stop them offsetting first)
powerplant.eurelectric.org
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This is the climate policy we get with a court system invested in a dictatorship of Republicans: the President has total immunity and absolute power...unless he's a Democrat & does something good for the country.
www.nytimes.com/2024/07/01/c...
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He's been consulting to them for a few decades and they still share / advise. JPM rely heavily on his latest paper for their most recent "aw shucks we just gotta burn it all" content (replete with AI vomit visuals, of course)
privatebank.jpmorgan.com/eur/en/insig...
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