There's actual research on this: support for wars always goes down over time, and never up. I've never seen support for a war start at such a low level, and it will only go down from here.
04.03.2026 00:22 β π 410 π 59 π¬ 6 π 1@stephenleahy.bsky.social
Author & Enviro Jurno +25 years | SEAL Award for Enviro Journalism; UN Global Prize for Climate Reporting, etc 3000+ articles @ The Guardian; Nat Geo; Vice; New Scientist; IPS; etc Substack: https://leahy.substack.com https://authory.com/StephenLeahy
There's actual research on this: support for wars always goes down over time, and never up. I've never seen support for a war start at such a low level, and it will only go down from here.
04.03.2026 00:22 β π 410 π 59 π¬ 6 π 1Melania Trump is presiding over the UN Security Council meeting today
02.03.2026 20:04 β π 123 π 21 π¬ 39 π 55You're not alone. You're in a *very* solid majority. reclimate.ca/canadians-ha... #TalkClimate #ClimateChange #ClimateSly #CanadaSky
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No one has an unfettered right to park their vehicle on public land, taking up public space at no cost. There is no #ParkingCrisis
@urbantruth.bsky.social
thanks. very informative and helpful
02.03.2026 23:03 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0perfect timing! writing about the snow drought and its implications today....
02.03.2026 21:52 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0I'll host a short-notice livestream later this afternoon (Mon, 3/2, at 2pm PT) to discuss recent news that winter 2025-2026 was the warmest on record--by far--across the Western United States. I'll discuss snowpack, water supply, and wildfire implications.
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"Without a massive surplus of renewables β something Australia doesnβt possess β every megawatt of green energy going to a data centre doesnβt power a home or hospital, forcing the grid to rely on coal and gas for longer"
www.theage.com.au/national/the...
"Sarah Sullivant, another former EPA staffer, also lost her job after signing the letter. βIt felt so disproportionate to be terminated for exercising free speech,β she says."
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Just last week the German government gutted the heating law which was supposed to drive a transition away from gas.
The timing could not have been worse: Gas prices are up 50% today and this crisis could worsen significantly. This will happen again and again and the consumer pays the price.
From the University of Calgary faculty of VetMed (who we have worked with) a good article in the Western Producer about the importance of bats to agriculture & human health. A discussion of the Frank(2024) paper. π¦ππ§ͺ
www.producer.com/livestock/st...
Hamilton's steel industry is one source of harmful carcinogens.
Hamilton, Sarnia residents file formal request for Ontario to fix its 'broken' air pollution policy https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/cumulative-effects-assessment-policy-9.7108574
β· canadahealthwatch.ca π
More than 90% of new renewable power projects commissioned last year were more cost-effective than any new fossil fuel alternatives.
Those renewables projects will save tens of billions of dollars in fossil-fuel costs.
leahy.substack.com/p/how-china-...
in which I attempt to summarize the current moment
www.dailykos.com/stories/2026...
βIn a pair of recent interviews with STAT, Plotkin expressed dismay at seeing the achievements of his career & his field slip away. He knows what lies aheadβ¦
βAll I can say is that Iβm beginning to regret having lived so long βbecause weβre going downhill,β Plotkin saidβ @jackiantonovich.bsky.social
After decades of decline, North Americaβs birds are vanishing even faster.
A new Science study finds populations falling across most regions, with intensive agriculture the strongest driver.
Scientists warn the losses threaten ecosystem services that support food systems and human well-being.
The Voyageurs Wolf Project of Northern Minnesota tags & documents grey wolf ecology & behavior: www.voyageurswolfproject.org
The video you see here is confirmatory proof:
Wolves. Love. Blueberries.
As much as 83% of a wolf's calories in summer months comes from eating berries.
Chinaβs latest energy data offers a signal worth paying attention to. In 2025, emissions from energy and industry fell by 0.3%, modest, but notable, even as total energy consumption rose by 3.5%.
The key driver? A continued surge in solar power capacity.
And here is added context for readers re: why climate change has been a major factor in causing winter extreme warmth in the US West and extreme cold in the US East:
www.cnn.com/2026/01/22/c...
www.nytimes.com/2026/01/29/c...
This analysis seems correct. More to the point, neither Trump, Hegseth nor any other senior spokesman for the administration has presented any contradictory evidence.
02.03.2026 02:07 β π 104 π 52 π¬ 4 π 1Interesting dynamic at play here where Maceβs messy ass tweets her racist bile right from the official government account, whereas Omar is savvy enough to take the messiness to her personal
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General Hormuz shipping update: 3 tankers hit
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Itβs really crazy how much Iβve been agreeing with Rep. Thomas Massie recently!
01.03.2026 20:26 β π 20044 π 5573 π¬ 876 π 267Interestingly this piece seems to have touched a chord. Just got an email from a Canadian who basically says the United States has become irredeemable in her eyes, and not just because of the deranged attacks on Canada; also Trump's corruption and US wars abroad. It's hard to disagree with her.
01.03.2026 14:48 β π 768 π 214 π¬ 57 π 15Well done.
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Amazing in a city of 1.3 million
@bikeottawa.bsky.social @shawnmenard.bsky.social
Gosh, reducing car speeds cuts traffic deaths, even potentially *all* traffic deaths.
So are we going to do it? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA *deep breath* HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Sorry, sorry, Iβm OK now. Are we going to do it?
*stares in Universal Basic Income studies*
Your 'moment of doom' for Mar. 1, 2026 ~ Hansen's Faustian bargain.
"Our atmosphere is becoming more transparent, with fewer aerosols there are fewer clouds, so the solar radiation comes straight down to the ground much more easily."
www.forbes.com/sites/jamieh...