Timeline cleanser for those in need #dogsofbluesky #doglife #dogs

6/7 Then I found a certificate in the emails. Battery is at 97% state of health at around 100.000km. (which is very good)

incredible🤯

Monkey Island yesterday, today, and forever Honorable mention: Repton and Castle Quest

not only should they do this, but schumer in particular should do whatever it takes to get this done, including flattering senate republicans and publicly appealing to them as friends across the aisle and saluting their virtues

"Two things have to happen in order for us to save the Republic from [Donald Trump]—first of all, accountability ... and the second is to pass laws and legislation within the four corners of the Constitution to make sure we never have this autocratic authoritarian threat again."

THE EV LEAPFROG 🐸🚘 New records in November 2025 for Chinese EV imports: - $1220m in Latin America - $859m in ASEAN - $755m in Middle East - $188m in Africa Free China cleantech export data: ember-energy.org/data/china-c...

Pragmatic look at the many ways to accelerate the green transition. Highly recommend. #greensky #greentransition #climatesolutions #climate

Blow-in straw seems to be getting traction in some countries. Can you see why? #strawbuilding #strawhouse #biobased #renewables Foto: bioblow.com

Just a humble reminder: it’s Kyiv, not kiev. Kiev is how Russians call it - it’s been spread because, well, that’s what Russia does. Spreads . But Ukrainian reading is Kyiv. It means a lot to Ukrainians when you call it this way. Diakuiu

It means they're monitoring the progress of your cognitive decline, using your first test as a baseline. If the first test goes well, there isn't a second test (at least, for a loooong time), and certainly not a third.

Wall Street’s biggest banks made more money financing green projects than they did from working with fossil fuel companies for a fourth straight year, even as they faced ongoing pressure to pull back from the business

Solar didn’t just shine in 2025 — it shutdown all of the naysayers. Costs collapsed. Deployment exploded. Markets shifted gears. That’s not a trend — that’s transformation. Years of progress. Years of scale. No shortcuts. No flash. While others exposed their shortcomings, solar forged ahead.

In news that should surprise no one…

Billionaire Tom Steyer: “Bernie was right. Boy was I wrong. We don’t have a choice. We need single-payer.” #MedicareForAllNOW

Since I dumped some really bad news on y'all I wanna tell you about the other side of social media. It's children of anti-vaxxers turning 18 and filming themselves getting vaxxed.

“South Africans like Dr. Booley have found a remedy for power cuts that have plagued people in the developing world for years. Thanks to swiftly falling prices of Chinese made solar panels and batteries, they now draw their power from the sun.” www.nytimes.com/2025/12/30/c...

What do the commies at the [checks notes] Financial Times know about financial things anyway?

Trump’s fossil fuel corruption spree can’t stop the inevitable move to cleaner, less expensive energy: “Through November, 92% of new power capacity added to the grid in 2025 came in the form of solar, wind, or storage.” www.canarymedia.com/articles/cle...

This is great, but China is adding 1GW every 8 hours. 1GW every six months is really on the slow side these days. #solar #energy #energysky #greensky

It would be pretty embarrassing to destroy the world and NOT get rich off it

This week, Professor James Hansen and colleagues published projections that the global temperature record could reach +1.7°C by 2027. And if that number lands in your gut the way it landed in mine, good. It should. #climatecrisis #auspol www.lyrebirddreaming.com/post/two-yea...

It's sad that this is plausible, and sadder still that if Russia wanted to attack EU nations, it wouldn't need China to distract the US, because current US leadership couldn't find Eastern Europe on a map of Europe.

One of my greatest worries about climate was “countries will not trust each other enough to do this” but that’s actually become somewhat moot as renewables have become way preferable for many growing countries precisely /because/ they do not trust temperamental petrostates.

Some proposed climate “solutions” just don’t stack up against an objective, evidence-based perspective. That’s why the Drawdown Explorer calls these “Not Recommended” climate solutions.

Per Charles Dickens: a lump of coal was considered a shitty present even when coal was the no1 way people heated their homes. It's even shittier now. #climatesolutions #climatechange

44. I've spent my entire adult career in the energy industry. As a consultant, as a manufacturer, as a power plant developer/owner/operator and now as a legislator. There is something really optimistic about the moment we're in that pundits like Yglesias said was impossible 20 yrs ago.

21. And before team Yglesias responds by saying "yeah, but it's bad politics to run on climate and energy"... I'd point out that I've won 4 elections in a very purple district running on climate and energy. Pro-tip: leadership is possible! You don't have to be stupid to win!

20. So this goes back to point 10. When we are a net exporter, decisions to produce more help producers and hurt consumers. And in this case, are ALSO bad for the climate. It's lose / lose all around.

16. This is the reverse of getting off middle eastern oil in 2012. Now, instead of decoupling from global volatility we are absorbing it. That gets quantified whenever a major US LNG export facility has an outage & domestic NG prices fall. Who ya rootin' for, Matt? www.eia.gov/todayinenerg....

10. In other words, in 2012 new production benefited domestic producers AND consumers. But today, new production only benefits producers. That's a fundamentally different policy and political environment. And note also that domestic consumption is basically flat for the last 20 yrs.

7. But even beyond the political conversation, you can't compare 2012 energy policy to 2025 without understanding the massive shift in US fossil energy production & net imports over that period. Look at the "net imports" line on this chart.

As an immigrant and an investor: homogeneity breeds the exact opposite of dynamism. Different perspectives and traditions mingling and (peacefully) clashing is how new ideas are born. 'Twas ever thus.

Ah whoops I put the caption on that video which belongs on THIS video

In the middle-to-worst case climate scenarios, Russian collapse followed by Chinese/Indian colonization seems extremely plausible. People won't just sit around and bake to death. They'll take action.

In order to defeat the vacuum, first you must BECOME the vacuum #dogsofbluesky

This week the Westlands Water District board approved the Valley Clean Infrastructure Plan to develop 21 GW of solar + 21 GW of batteries on 136,000 acres of the west Central Valley into solar farms, with over 400 miles of new transmission lines and substations. ☀️🔌💡 ceqanet.lci.ca.gov/2024020124/3

California will spend $115 million over six years to drive down the cost of ultra-efficient, climate-friendly plug-in heat pumps and induction stove. Super cool! www.canarymedia.com/articles/ele... via @alisontakemura.bsky.social

This is fascinating - and sad. Only 37% of us think it's too late to act? That is a lie from the pit of the tar sands, my fellow Canadians! As Christiana Figueres says, "We are only as doomed as we believe ourselves to be." This is how we can change our future: bsky.app/profile/kath...

I've mostly been talking about the Trump regime's plan to dismantle NCAR, but you might be asking yourself, wtf is NCAR and why should I care? @drshepherd2013.bsky.social has got you covered here. www.forbes.com/sites/marsha...

Solar power is expected to become the world's largest source of electricity by 2033. ☀️🔌💡

NEW: Colorado Sens Hickenlooper and Bennet announce they're putting a hold on the Senate appropriations package to demand funding for NCAR. Bennet said today that the Trump administration's move to dismantle the climate/weather lab is retaliation for Tina Peters' imprisonment.

Under current climate policies, 79 per cent of the world’s glaciers will disappear by 2100, endangering the water supply for 2 billion people and raising sea levels dramatically

I've been admiring redwoods in all the little parks near our SF Bay house. Even the non-"giant" ones are massive! And stunning! If we had one in London it'd be an adored Important Landmark and be known as Grand Old Lady FitzTree. Here they're so common, they're just... there. Amazing.

"The green economy has already crossed from “future opportunity” into present balance sheet reality. It is no longer a niche." Going mainstream. www.forbes.com/sites/we-don...

Your regular reminder that any monthly jobs "increase" under 150K is a net loss, due to population growth. It's possible that target is a bit lower now due to reduced immigration, but still, +64K is gonna be a net loss. #jobsreport #employment #jobs

New documentary film highlights pollution from oil and gas industry in New Mexico - Source NM sourcenm.com/2025/12/15/n...

When mad drivers tell you that you, a cyclist, don't belong on roads because you don't pay registration and the gas tax, show them the Road Damage Calculator. Compare, for example, the damage made by a small SUV and a longtail cargo e-bike. Very different orders of magnitude roaddamagecalculator.com