As can be seen on the slide in the background of the toot above, through our governance analysis of funding for forest related research, we were able to show a lack of EU funding for smaller, targeted projects a lack of open calls to be able to react rapidly to urgent topics ( mostly related such as this years and the ongoing but also new pathogens such as the ) and a lack of fundamental, collaborative research. And overall mechanisms to better include s. Clearly, some of the stakeholders and EU representatives were listening, given the coffee break discussions I had For once, it seems that the time invested might bring fruits

Probabilistic Feasibility Space of Scaling Up Green Hydrogen Supply
"To explore what might be possible with special dedication, coordination and funding, we now parameterize our model with unconventionally high growth rates that have been achieved under specific circumstances in the past. These include.. in situations of wartime mobilization , of massive public investments like nuclear power in France or high-speed rail in China...."

THE POWER OF POLITICAL WILL.

everything is fine

Emissions from the past decade have made Europes recent heat waves worse
Using artificial intelligence, climate models, and weather observations, researchers find strong evidence that greenhouse gases emitted since the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement have intensified Europes recent heat waves.

A Nice Crop of Sunflowers. Central Pennsylvania.

Indian summer

To take seriously the concept of the - the idea that we have entered a new epoch defined by humans impact on Earths - requires engagement with global history. Using this lecture explores the awkward relations between what one might call machines of replicationthose simplified ecologies, such as plantations, in which life worlds are remade as future assetsand the vernacular histories in which such machines erupt in all their particularity and go feral in counter-intentional forms. This lecture does not begin with the unified continuity of Man (versus indigenous ontologies as scientific protocol etc.), but rather explores contingent eruptions and the patchy, fractured Anthropocene they foster.

. An effort to create a comprehensive understanding of major environmental and nature conservation issues facing Tamil Nadu. Water Resources: Depletion of groundwater levels Pollution of major rivers like Cauvery, Palar, and Cooum

YouTube has "Climate of Concern" in my feed again

produced an educational film to warn of the dangers of in the 1990s

A Supreme Court Battle Over Climate Change Begins

Canadians in 2060 may well curse Carney as they read these words from history.

"Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the pipeline would also create 140,000 jobs across the country and bring in about $100 billion in government revenue by 2060.

Canada has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to become a global energy superpower, Carney said in a news release Thursday. To create hundreds of thousands of good jobs. To transform our economy. To diversify our trade. To become less reliant on a single trade partner.

A new study found AI-driven fossil fuel productivity could increase emissions. Here are examples of companies already using AI to boost production.

When United Nations Secretary-General Antnio Guterres warned world leaders last week in his UN address about the unchecked power of both Big Oil and artificial intelligence, he treated them as two of the defining challenges facing governments.

The fossil fuel industry is turning to AI to map seabeds, identify new oil reservoirs, assess oil wells abandonment risks, inspect facilities, and streamline regulatory processes, potentially adding to the emissions of an industry that Guterres said governments must move away from.

At the same time, the technology companies providing these AI tools are not generally held accountable for the additional fossil fuel production and emissions their products may enable.

New report shows just how devastating ramping up production in would be for global and extinction and air . Take action when you shop and

New report shows just how devastating ramping up production in would be for global and extinction and air . Take action when you shop and

i'm the canary in the coal mine. when i stop functioning, know that is coming after ya

i'm not functioning well

2026 World Animal Day: Heat, drought, floods put animals at risk, experts warn

Rotting food waste emits 5 times more greenhouse gases than planes

Praising Pacific Islanders for being strong and resilient while continuing to expand fossil fuels becomes a moral excuse for inaction, delaying climate finance and leaving Pacific communities to bear the consequences of an atmospheric crisis they did not cause

I feel like I should have put the heating on by now.

I've only been adding hot water to my shower again for the last week or so.

This is welcome, but wrong.

Zet ook de knop om

Onze aarde warmt op. Dat heeft schadelijke gevolgen voor het leven van mensen, dieren en de natuur. We werken al hard om die snelle verandering af te remmen. Maar we moeten nog meer doen. Veel Nederlanders willen iets doen maar weten niet goed waar te beginnen. Met Zet ook de knop om laten we daarom zien wat mensen thuis en bedrijven en organisaties kunnen doen. En helpen we ze op weg met tips en advies.

If well trained,young people can be great leaders of sustainable development .
We trained them how to make charcoal briskets as this would help to reduce on the rate of deforestation for wood fuel in the Byerima communities.

Past emissions from top polluters will keep the planet warmer for decades to come

We did some letterboxing for the for local council elections this morning, just down a local road and back again.

It's not huge, but I guess if we want a better world, starting at the community level is a good start.

NB: We did *not* letterbox the scary house with the "we don't call 000" gun shaped sign on their gate. Those people are not interested in making the community a nicer place.

Big Banker making EXPENSIVE industry-favoured, climate-destroying BAD BETS in your name, Canada.

04.10.2026 - 02:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

New Yorks "climate superfund law has suffered two losses in court, while a U.S. Supreme Court case next week could determine the fate of similar efforts nationwide.

Last week, another federal judge blocked New Yorks so-called climate superfund law, the states attempt to make fossil fuel companies pay for climate-related damages linked to their activities. Signed in 2024, the legislation inspired other states to start drumming up their own ways to hold Big Oil financially accountable for the costs of a warming planet.

The two rulings are certainly a blow to the laws advocates. But theyre not a death knell for this approach. Thats according to seven lawmakers from Connecticut, Hawaii, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and New Hampshire, who told Grist the decisions have limited relevance to their states. Most expressed continued interest in advancing their own superfund legislation.

Coming up in the next few hours:
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to hear the most significant cases in years, brought by a city claiming large damage brought by it. Environmentalists are hoping that Justice Thomas may break ranks and vote for them.

Should a government value the year 2200 the same way it values next year

My latest essay argues that long-run climate policy needs a declining discount rate: about 3 to 3.5 percent in the near term, falling below 1 percent beyond a century. Being born later shouldn't make your interests count for less.

It draws on Weitzman, Ramsey and behavioural economics, and takes on the SternNordhaus debate.

Mapping Global GNSS Vertical Velocities To Solid Earth Figure Change
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This paper describes analysis of GNSS data showing the Earth's equator-to-pole radius difference is shrinking by 1.8 mm/yr where previous glacial isostatic adjustment models accounted for 0.3 mm/yr. This increasing change in the solid Earth with mass redistribution has the opposite effect on the geoid. The solid Earth is getting rounder while the geoid is becoming more oblate
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... PLAIN LANGUAGE SUMMARY: This study looks at how the shape of our planet is slowly changing over time. Earth is not a perfect sphere it is slightly flattened at the poles and bulging at the equator. But this shape isn't fixed it evolves due to natural processes like melting ice, shifting land, and changes in the Earth's surface and interior. To better understand these changes, we used satellite-based measurements of how the Earth's surface moves up or down in different places. We developed a method to analyze this data and track whether Earth is becoming more or less flattened over time. Our results indicate an acceleration of polar uplift accompanied by a comparably increasing rate of equatorial subsidence. This means that solid Earth's overall shape is becoming slightly less flattened. We further find that this geometric change is not fully mirrored in the Earth's gravity field, indicating that the geometric response of the solid Earth and the gravity field response to mass-redistribution do not evolve identically. These findings are important because they help scientists understand how the planet responds to melting glaciers and shifting water. This kind of knowledge is essential for tracking climate change and its impact on Earth's long-term behavior
#EarthScience

For those of you who werent even born before the turn of the century and think climate change is something new. This goes back to 1979, when a few folks decided to alert the highest levels of government in the US. Other countries followed along. The Republicans, beginning with Reagan, through Bush and especially Trump have tried to squash this.
Take the time to read this. Some of the predicted outcomes are happening now.

Data Centers Are Hiding How Much Water and Power They Consume - Gadget Review

> Europe's data centers must report energy and water use by law, yet fewer than one in four facilities have any public figures available.

Yet another reason why data centers get a bad rap...

Yet another reason why data centers get a bad rap...

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NASA confirms it: it rains in space
Climate change is visible 400 km above Earth
Until wednesday, the weather will be gloomy around the International Space Station
The French astronaut will return to Earth after the rain. In the meantime, shell put on a sweater and light a fire

When youre thinking about how you can get used to the new normal of Climate Change, on the personal level, dont pass up on grey water. It can be as simple as pouring your dirty dishwater into a bucket and using that to water plants (or flush your toilet).

Climate change is often described as a train crash in slow motion. It's a train crash, but not in slow motion anymore.

Students accept climate-friendly school lunches when they taste good

Swedish students understood foods climate impact, but taste, fullness, and familiarity mattered more when judging their school lunches

is lying to you.
Stop cheerleading being lied to. Stop cheerleading being taken advantage of while under threat from his fellow world burner

So far this year has been ridiculously hot. If it stays that way, 2026 could set a sobering new record.