#Anthropogenic

Patrik Erdes

PatrikErdes

"Halving emission by 2030 and achieving net zero by 2050 will get us to the 1.5°C ambition" is a dangerous myth, and it is unfortunately spreading all over the place.

Shalmi 🐝

Ornithophobix

Outside of South Asia, I find not many people know about the Sundarbans. So I'm going to do a basic thread about this.The Sundarbans is a 10k sq km mangrove

Calla Wahlquist

callapilla

Up now, we've got Vanessa Cavanagh from Wollongong Uni, Timothy Neale from Deakin Uni, Bhiamie Eckford-Williamson from ANU, and Michael-Shawn Fletcher, Melbourne Uni Cavanagh is a Bundjalung and Wonnarua woman

Ana Rodrigues

AnaSLRodrigues

#ProjectedAreas are the main tool on which our hopes rest for halting & reversing biodiversity declines! But do they work? Not a simple question -> We review the multifaceted challenges

David Meyer

dajmeyer

(1/n) @mckelmer, Environment Report: Science Is Rising to the Occasion (Surfers, Less So)https://www.voiceofsandiego.org/topics/science-environment/environment-report-science-is-rising-to-the-occasion-surfers-less-so/This story motivated me to spend

Alec Brookes

ophelia_machine

“Russian Literature of the Anthropocene” is live!9 peer reviewed articles from some of the very best. To celebrate, I thought I would digest the volume with a thread, one tweet

Nguyen Tan Thai Hung

Hung_TT_Nguyen

If you care about #Asia’s #rivers, or interested in its #paleoclimate, I have a data set for you: 813 years of annual discharge (streamflow) at 62 stations on 41 rivers

Brooke Binkowski

brooklynmarie

"This is all down to the human rights work that we were doing and the government not wanting to answer questions we raised, whether it's in terms of our investigations

Ben See

ClimateBen

1/ New IPCC climate models suggest that even with massive emissions reductions, we'll hit catastrophic 1.5C in the 2020s, and then horrific 2C by 2030 - 2040.We must have immediate

Stephen Barlow

SteB777

What a truly nasty and cynical article."a monument to our new religion of environmentalism""because she has devoted herself to a cause that, realistically, will never be won"I will deal with

Shane Morris

IamShaneMorris

This isn't the first time the evangelical right has steered us away from science because... of their own stupid reasons.It probably just depends where you grew up, and how you

BandieraRossa #FreeAssange #StarmerOut

fran_b__

So it appears that one bitter enemy of the working folk and the marginalised of the world has been replaced with yet another. So much was clear from at least

Johnathan J. Dalzell

jjdalzell

Preparing teaching materials *all-the-ways* for next semester, and thought I'd start sharing why this zoologist fell in love with #plantsExhibit A - The nettle.Defends itself with trichome cells encased in

Dr Valérie Masson-Delmotte

valmasdel

Je vois un microbiologiste qui s'exprime sur le changement climatique, sans le moindre #factchecking @BFMTVNewsDesk. Ce n'est pourtant pas si difficile, prenons par exemple cet extrait (THREAD) Revenons donc 30

Jeff McFadden

homemadeguitars

I believe, based on reasoning which I will explain, that there is only one realistic way to halt and reverse climate change, which is evolve to post-industrial, post-agricultural-revolution, stewards of

Dr Arthur Turrell

arthurturrell

Recently, the UK recorded air pollution as a cause of death for the 1st time: 9yr old Ella Kissi-Debrah lived in Lewisham, London, & officially died from acute respiratory failure,