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A scientist questioned new microplastics findings. Then other researchers fired back. A prominent scientist criticized microplastics research methods. Others are defending the work.

Scientists were frustrated by a piece in the Guardian earlier this week that seemed to call into question the science on microplastics in the body.

I wrote about why researchers are certain microplastics are in the human body -- and what we still don't know:

www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

The Past 3 Years Have Been the Three Hottest on Record - Eos Extreme heat in 2023, 2024, and 2025 indicates a warming spike, a new analysis finds.

2025 was Earth’s 3rd hottest year since record-keeping began. The past 3 years represent a “warming spike” that scientists don’t yet fully understand. 🧪

Analyses by @berkeleyearth.org, @noaa.gov, @rhg.com & @climatecentral.org. Comments from @rarohde.bsky.social

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Warning as scientists find this year was one of the three hottest on record Climate change made 2025 one of the hottest years ever recorded

The three-year global temperature average has exceeded 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels for the first time on record.

This isn’t a projection; it’s happening now.

www.independent.co.uk/climate-chan...

a world map with locations of extreme weather event studies by WWA in pink & yellow dots

Looking back to @wwattribution.bsky.social studies in 2025 showed again, in stark terms, how unfairly the consequences of human-induced climate change are distributed. The world does not have to be like this, we have a lot of agency to make it better. www.worldweatherattribution.org/unequal-evid...

Headline from Forbes: 8 Ways The National Center For Atmospheric Research Helps You, By Marshall Shepherd

I've mostly been talking about the Trump regime's plan to dismantle NCAR, but you might be asking yourself, wtf is NCAR and why should I care? @drshepherd2013.bsky.social has got you covered here.

www.forbes.com/sites/marsha...

Czech climate policy gutted by minister who vowed ‘green blood will run’ The new government plans to rewrite Czechia’s green rules.

Good news: "The #climatecrisis is over today"

Well, according to Czechia’s new interim environment minister, Petr Macinka, who also says the department needs to be “de-ideologized"

Macinka is leader of the right-wing Motorists for Themselves party

www.politico.eu/article/clim...

Great news! We can dedicate our time to some other kind of research from today and on… 🫠

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From Today, Rome's metro will be slightly less underbuilt: the two-station segment between San Giovanni and Colosseo-Fori Inperiali just opened, increasing by a round 50% the number of connections in the network (from 2 to 3 😁), giving Rome a partial "Soviet Triangle"

Pics from various sources.

It took 12 years but it looks so gorgeous

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Wet and dry seasons modulate coastal coccolithophore dynamics off South-western Nigeria (Gulf of Guinea) Abstract. Coccolithophores are calcifying unicellular phytoplankton at the base of the marine food web, playing a key role in pelagic calcium carbonate production. While their sensitivity to environme...

Congrats to Falilu! I'm super happy for him to see this paper published! 🌊

One of the most energetic and kind scientists I've ever (virtually) met!!

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The Paris climate treaty changed the world. Here’s how | Rebecca Solnit There’s much more to do, but we should be encouraged by the progress we have made

The Paris climate treaty changed the world. Here’s how

By @rebeccasolnit.bsky.social

"For decades it has has been too late to save everything, but it will never be too late to save anything."

#climatecrisis
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Title, authors’ names, abstract, and key words from a paper about marine carbon dioxide removal and the importance of engaging fisheries, aquaculture, and Indigenous communities in the decision processes

Marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR), now mostly untested, could aid in removing atmospheric carbon. Grabb et al. highlight the importance of engaging #fisheries, aquaculture & #Indigenous communities in #mCDR #decisions & offer helpful recommendations @icesmarine.bsky.social doi.org/10.1093/ices...

U.S. Introduces New Female Crash-Test Dummy Standards

U.S. Introduces New Female Crash-Test Dummy Standards www.nytimes.com/2025/11/23/u...

A hand holds a book titled “Medusa – Storie dalla fine del mondo (per come lo conosciamo)” by Matteo De Giuli and Nicolò Porcelluzzi. The cover features a large, colorful jellyfish in shades of pink, purple, and blue against a black background

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“Medusa, Storie della fine del mondo (per come lo conosciamo)” ha uno stile ibrido tra giornalismo, saggistica e scrittura poetica. Raccoglie storie, reportage, riflessioni, citazioni attorno ai temi della crisi ecologica, dell’Antropocene. BELLISSIMO
📚💙 @matteodegiuli.bsky.social

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for a paper, I'm at 17 who haven’t replied as of today… and counting. Frustrating....

A text about the academic publishing system

My mum’s response when I described the academic publishing system 😂 I mean, she’s not wrong!

The Next COP Needs to Confront ‘Overshoot’ The Paris Agreement goal of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius is now all but impossible. Limiting — and eventually reversing — the damage will take some thought.

UN sec. gen. Antonio Guterres got it wrong when he said "Scientists tell us that a temporary overshoot above 1.5 degrees is now inevitable." Surpassing 1.5 may be inevitable, but the "temporary" part, not so much. My Q&A w/ an expert on why COPs need to confront this. heatmap.news/climate/cop-...

The world lost the climate gamble. Now it faces a dangerous new reality The world bet on collective but voluntary action to keep global warming at a safe level.

"Warming is going to exceed 1.5°C. We are heading into overshoot within the next few years": a stark message by PIK Director Rockström & James Dyke in @theconversation.com. Yet, science shows a way back: fossil-fuel phase-out, nature protection, carbon removal.
theconversation.com/the-world-lo...

Southern Ocean’s Heat Storage – a Possible Cause of Future ‘Heat Burps’ 20 November 2025 / Kiel. So far, the ocean has helped to buffer global warming by absorbing more than 90 per cent of the excess heat trapped in the Earth system by the anthropogenic greenhouse effect....

A GEOMAR study has revealed that heat accumulated in the ocean may be released once more from the depths of the Southern Ocean, following centuries of atmospheric cooling after the reversal of anthropogenic global warming — possibly as a large “heat burp”— and warm the atmosphere once more.