Join us in Australia! webinars.climatecouncil.org.au

Vale Tom Lehrer: Hello Mom, so memorable justworldeducational.org/2022/05/revi...

Vale Tom Lehrer at 97 🎶🙏 www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Assembly of Noisy Miners arguing with a Little Wattle Bird.

Time for the carbon news from 2024: How did we do? policycommons.net/artifacts/20...

What an image! www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Ask this important question: Are we heading for another world war – or has it already started?

Register for U Hamburg workshop on systemic climate extremes, limited spaces available #RiskKAN www.fnk.uni-hamburg.de/2-research/r...

Great to see an ABC ‘how to’ 🩵🩵🩵 l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http...

As a science communicator I’ve kept out of politics until now. This moment seems too urgent to simply offer facts and evidence. I think we all have to join the dots, identify implications and support positive actions. Do what we can with what we have today!

FYI #KerynJones in #Maleny: wine, cheese and good conversation in the Veranda Room at the Maleny Community Centre. Tuesday 15 April 5:00–6:30 PM ✅ community-backed #IndependentforFisher ✅ path to victory ✅ Stay for a short film on the national #CommunityIndependents movement

Keryn Jones, Independent for Fisher, campaign launch. #kerynjones

Support #climate focused independent candidates in the #Australian election. Donations doubled by #Climate200 www.climate200.com.au/campaign/ele...

Major-power conflict ‘no longer unimaginable’, Declassified Australian intelligence review

Worth a translation experience (if you don’t read Dutch)

It’s rare these days for an article to get me excited but this one sets out some excellent perspectives. #climatestorylines #unprecedentedweather #adapt www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Facing severe weather in Australia we can only be grateful for public access to detailed data and analysis @BoM www.bom.gov.au/products/IDQ... www.bom.gov.au/australia/me...

I’m hearing the first rains now from TC Alfred, we are on the edge of the track and pretty well prepared for winds and power failure over the next few days: Candles, water, flashlights and board games. I might still try and get some way to make coffee, the panacea! www.bom.gov.au/products/IDQ...

Where can each of us Stand up for Science?

From RISK-KAN: NOAA Job Terminations Reduce Global Safety. Losses include collecting/analysing data in real-time, modelling/interpreting > predict, project, forecast, warn, prepare, plan, and respond for atmos and oceanic phenomena. Andy Revkin reports revkin.substack.com/p/the-danger...

An important perspective: "Even if thriving isn’t possible .. protecting what is most important to us, supporting vulnerable communities across the globe, and ensuring a decent life for our kids .. is worth working towards as best as we can." www.linkedin.com/pulse/altade... (Benjamin Hamlington)

Can you name this Australian spider from under my bed? I’m guessing it’s a huntsman but not sure …

Connection to nature, what do you hear? Lucky to have these Australian magpies as noisy neighbours.

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Crab tracks going home, what lessons for travellers on the beach?

I did a meditation a few days ago while travelling outside of the Australian town of Tenterfield. I opened my eyes to this. Now cropped for phone wallpaper, I’m taking it as a sign. In 1972 Peter Allen released Tenterfield Saddler - “time is a traveller”. Give it a listen youtu.be/ogA-B1MRBkQ?...

I’ve worked with many people who know a lot about climate science, policy and communication and we all struggle with imagining the personal implications. What helps you make those conversations safe enough to share?

Canadian fires in 2023 released more carbon than every country but US/China/India. Driven by "extreme" temps that will be common in 2050s. Example of how physical climate hazards may exacerbate carbon emissions, in a self-reinforcing loop. Bad. #DailyPaper

Bromeliad flowers are such a symbol of drinking and flourishing when the rain falls, ready to wait long weeks between drinks: AdaptableMe