@kcrou.bsky.social
Paying attention to the emerging future, climate action and the politics that affects it.
"The doubling of the energy imbalance has come as a shock, because the sophisticated climate models we use largely didn’t predict such a large and rapid change.
Typically, the models forecast less than half of the change we’re seeing in the real world"
#ClimateEmergency
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These news publications – owned by the US controlled company Postmedia – did everything they could to get Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre elected. They failed.
Foreign media ownership – whereveer it is found – is anti-democratic.
Thank you Ann 👏
#neverCONServative
Mer de Glace
1969 | 2024
We are a world away from the 20th century climate, already in uncharted territories, and that's just the beginning! 😱
Losing glaciers through sole human emission should make us take action 🛑
But we are apathetic...
📷 @glacionaut / IG
You have to see this.
PoliticsGirl and her husband teamed up with the brilliant Timothy Snyder (author of On Tyranny) and the legendary John Lithgow to create something truly powerful. It’s important, it’s urgent—and it needs to be shared far and wide.
American owned Canadian media
Beware the American owned billionaire media masquerading as Canadian media echoing these Russian propaganda talking points
13.03.2025 19:06 — 👍 65 🔁 40 💬 0 📌 7If people really think the CPC under Poilievre won't further destroy the social safety net like the Trump administration in the US is, they're lying to themselves. What's happening in the US is going to happen up here if the CPC get elected. That's not a party issue that's just the reality.
05.03.2025 03:26 — 👍 26 🔁 13 💬 2 📌 2Watching him over the last few weeks, its pretty clear that Trudeau was never the problem. The problem was the fact that most of our media is the propaganda wing of the Conservative party, and that the machine was working overtime to make him seem unpopular.
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Exxon Predicts World Will Miss Climate-Change Targets Oil giant expects global emissions to fall 26% by 2050, short of U.N. goal By Collin Eaton Follow Updated Aug. 28, 2023 12:53 pm ET Resize Listen (3 min) Exxon plans to invest $17 billion in coming years to cut its own emissions and those of customers. PHOTO: BRIDGET BENNETT/BLOOMBERG NEWS Exxon Mobil says the global effort to curtail greenhouse-gas emissions isn’t on track to keep the planet’s temperature from rising beyond an increase of 2 degrees Celsius by 2050. Carbon-dioxide emissions stemming from the world’s burning of fossil fuels and energy consumption will shrink to 25 billion metric tons in 2050, down 26% from a peak of 34 billion in the current decade, the oil giant said in an annual outlook on Monday. Despite the decline, the trajectory would still keep worldwide CO2 output well above levels that the United Nations’ climate-science advisory body says would limit climate change and its most dangerous potentia
There is no single more prominent, more influential and more dangerous style of fatalism / doomism than that of fossil fuel industry executives
www.wsj.com/business/ene...
I see plenty of climate realists being mislabeled as 'climate doomists'. However, the real doomists - the ones rapidly dooming us to a potential tipping nexus and mass cascading shift into a new Earth system state - are #BigOil and the #G20 www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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