Velociraptors had feathers
Renewables beat coal in our global energy mix for the first time. 💪🏼⚡️
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Today we unveiled a tool that changes the game. You can now find exactly what level of investment is needed in blue carbon projects, where the most impactful locations are and the expected financial returns. Don’t take our word for it. See for yourself: nature.org/en-us/newsro...
This ICJ ruling is one of those magic moments when i am reminded there are still sane grown ups around. @theelders.bsky.social response confirms it.
"The big emitters are on notice". They are liable to litigation if they are not investing in the transition.
New paper out! Using over 20 years of #satellite data, we show that restored #peatlands start to resemble intact peatlands. Their #albedo and land surface #temperature (LST) gradually align with those of natural peatlands.
👉 iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...
New study of where forest restoration delivers greatest climate benefits w few trade-offs
⬇️92% than other estimates, but positive 4 people & nature
🌱 A tool for smart, strategic climate action
🧭 Prioritizes resources for biggest impact
🤝 Considers people, land rights & livelihoods
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A valuable "how to" guide to investors for adaptation in agricultural value chains
The growing investment opportunity in agriculture www.climateandcapitalmedia.com/the-growing-...
The Amazon rainforest is the largest remaining tropical forest on our planet—yet this critical ecosystem is at risk, and its stewards are often left out of equitable funding models. Communities protecting the Amazon need innovative, equitable funding #AmazonWeek #TFFF www.nature.org/en-us/what-w...
Europe and North Africa need to prepare for a scorching summer and extreme weather.
The 1991-2020 climate doesn't exist any more.
If political parties act on climate they could attract more young women to vote for them…
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Exciting innovation underway to tackle the market failure of reducing methane from cattle that the ranchers do not benefit from but we do.
Part of a wider push on tackling methane emissions by TNC with our partners
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Good news Friday - China’s emissions declined over more than a year. Is this them passing peak emissions?
Exciting stuff @laurimyllyvirta.bsky.social
The EV Benefit on Road Trips You Really Can't Talk About - CleanTechnica cleantechnica.com/2025/05/13/t...
Polluters pay for climate action? Just imagine if this bill in the uk could get the support it needs!
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Pity the poor oil and gas industry. They bet big on electing Trump, and now they are being crushed by his tariffs, his moves to strong- arm OPEC to lower prices, and the chaos. Did someone say something about leopards and faces? 1/
@washingtonpost.com @evanhalper.bsky.social
Spoiler: It is mainly natural gas that drives up electricity prices.
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3. In the absence of human intervention, much of the high ground on Dartmoor would likely be covered by temperate rainforest, to judge by hygrothermal mapping, conducted here by @guyshrubsole.bsky.social’s excellent initiative, The Lost Rainforests of Britain.
map.lostrainforestsofbritain.org
The fight to maintain UK’s net zero ambition is still very live
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Love this. Would be great to connect on its application to informing the cost effectiveness of adaptation measures…
Marginal wells make up only 5% of US oil & gas output but <60% of methane leaks. And yet the government subsidizes them with tax credits, so 1 in 10 Americans live in a county with 1,000+ marginal wells. @sejorg.bsky.social @rockymtninst.bsky.social rmi.org/marginal-wel...
Any laws - or interpretation of laws - that lead society to require genital police for bathrooms or anywhere else does seem weird.
Good point well made.
"The possible elimination of the lab, called GFDL, in concert with potential cuts to other NOAA operations, threatens irreparable harm not only to global understanding of climate change and long-range scenarios for the planet but to the country’s safety, competitiveness and national security."
Silver linings - UK & EUR remain committed to RE as a route to energy security
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and in Texas it is becoming very costly to insure your home bc of climate change
'Texas was once affordable. After hail and hurricanes, not anymore.'
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Most of the world’s population wants stronger climate action. They just don’t realize that they are a majority
Preparing a talk + I'm struck again by this adaptation strategies by Voelz et al., 2024.
I think as ice sheet scientists we are sometimes too caught up in processes. Smart engineers + social scientists FTW
#SeaLevelRise @h2020protect.bsky.social
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9 in 10 people believe their government should do more to fight climate change
🌍Happy🌎Earth🌏Day🌿
...but they also believe others are not as committed as they are☹️
Lets make 2025 the year that changes💚
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Last month was the warmest March since instrumental records began in 1850, with global average temperatures reaching 1.55 ± 0.15 °C (2.32 ± 0.22 °F) above the 1850–1900 baseline.
This is despite the end of El Niño conditions.
- Berkeley Earth