Out of sync, thanks to climate change.. theconversation.com/climate-chan...

Future global warming will inevitably affect Earth’s carrying capacity for people. The magnitude of that impact will depend largely on how quickly the world phases out fossil fuels. The longer we delay, the more severe the consequences for our children and grandchildren lives.

In a sane world there would be International Arrest Warrants naming every Oil, Gas & Coal billionaire for climate crimes against humanity

"The fish have become a living proxy of the Colorado River's health. When they struggle, it often means the river itself is struggling. And in 2026, nearly every indicator is flashing red." @lukerunyon.bsky.social www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/...

We need to start electing leaders who are willing to take meaningful action to phase out our dependence on fossil fuels. And if we continue on our current path, our climate will become a devastating force, threatening billions of people’s lives & placing Earth’s biosphere under unprecedented stress.

For the first time on record, solar generated more electricity than coal across the entire U.S. - despite active federal policy pushing the other direction. Read more at the link below!

Growing #water stress in more and more places. Satellite images show some of the most stressed freshwater bodies in the world. This is a symptom of bad water management, excessive human demands, lack of ecosystem protections, and #climatechange. www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/6/...

“Scientists should stop trying to be neutral and instead embrace their values,”says a group of top climate scientists, including @katharinehayhoe.com. The neutrality myth is harming the reputation of science right when we need it most.” #ClimateCrisis Science isn’t neutral. It’s science.

I've been having all these questions and they get answered here !! Like how much nutrients are there in this pool ? If you destroy the algae but not remove nutrients, why wouldn't they come back ?

e360.yale.edu/features/war... I’ve been saying this for years: the big uncertainty in climate projections is how the Earth’s biosphere will respond to continued warming. Most climate models don’t fully capture biological sources of emissions or the changes in the strength of bio carbon sinks.

This is good news. When this was first announced it just made no sense and had no scientific or even cost justification.

Living in DC has me thinking a lot about this moment in Casablanca. When the Nazis start up The Watch on the Rhine, the people at Rick’s Café Américain slump down. They are not broken but they feel helpless. The occupation is a degradation to the soul of a free people.

Phoenix has already recorded 12 days with temperatures reaching at least 95°F (35°C) in 2026.

Nice paper... sad news... rdcu.be/fmbNv

It would be no surprise at all to see this year and next breach 1.5C - quite possibly by a significant margin - and never again drop back

Yep.

Ah yes, the Trump “undermine the science” approach to Fisheries and global warming. How did that approach work out with COVID-19? More than 1.2 million Americans died, and studies found that after vaccines became available, Republicans died at significantly higher rates than Democrats.

Even if climate change wasn't happening Even if burning fossil fuels didn't kill millions It would still make sense to invest in the green economy because these are the technologies of the future, and fossil fuels are the technologies of the past You don't sit out an industrial revolution

"The potential outcomes could be even more severe than projected." PML's Prof Helen Findlay writes for Monagbay explaining why uncertainty about #AMOC collapse - which is shifting due to #ClimateChange is not a reason to wait - it’s a reason to act. 🔗 news.mongabay.com/2026/06/unce...

On the scale of their criminality, this is a minor offense, but it points to the Republican regime's desire to destroy independent sources of information so they can be the sole arbiter of truth. www.nytimes.com/2026/06/01/c...

Seabirds are running out of ocean. Unlike many marine animals, seabirds don’t reduce body mass to survive climate change, they’re forced to disperse farther as their habitats disappear. By 2100, over 70% of species could lose huge parts of their range. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

You do realize that the overseers running our computer simulation program apparently decided in 2016 to use all 156 episodes of The Twilight Zone as the blueprint for our current reality. The good news is we may be living in only one of many other simulations.

This will break our global economy, but out of the wreckage, we may accelerate the transition to alternative clean energy sources.

Looking at temperature departures over the last 6 months... note some of the hotspot regions, including of course the Arctic, but also central Asia and western North America. 🟥 [red] warmer than average 🟦 [blue] colder than average Data from GISTEMPv4 (data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/)

May the 4th be with you.

Preprint currently in review Indicators of Global Climate Change 2025: annual update of key indicators of the state of the climate system and human influence essd.copernicus.org/preprints/es...

A reminder that the literal *opposite* of whatever Donald Trump (and his GOP enablers) say is usually true:

It will be interesting to see who applies for the Flat Earth Professorship in Earth and Planetary Science www.thecrimson.com/article/2026...

Back when the breeze was easy, the beer was cheap, & the biggest worry was whether the tide was coming in or going out. The tropics in the ‘70s and ‘80s had a rhythm all their own—steel drums in the distance, salt in the air, Jimmy singing his songs, & a world that somehow felt a lot more fun.

Monday ice update - #Arctic sea ice extent is currently the 3rd lowest on record (JAXA data)... • about 480,000 km² below the 2010s mean • about 800,000 km² below the 2000s mean • about 1,260,000 km² below the 1990s mean • about 1,830,000 km² below the 1980s mean More: zacklabe.com/arctic-sea-i...

We have now blasted past the boundaries of politics and plunged headfirst into a surreal, upside-down dimension where logic has packed its bags, reason has fled the scene, and sheer absurdity now reigns supreme. What once seemed unthinkable has become routine in this unfolding theater of madness.

Sooooo, the Southwest U.S. was more than 5°F warmer than the previous March record high for maximum (daytime) temperatures.... 🫠 Graphic from www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monit...

I always thought we were the good guys who believed in truth, honor, personal integrity, and humanitarianism. Given our present state of affairs, It now looks like I was misinformed.

I hadn't seen this before. This is pretty remarkable. Earth and Moon in one NASA photo. ht @astrokatie.com

Likely the worst El Niño in 140 years. Harvests will be bad even without a fertilizer crisis. GOP will head to elections with scorching food inflation. And they will blame Belgium for not opening Hormuz. And 35% of Americans will be very angry at Belgium.

Another stunning day in the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

"To make matters worse, “this week is exacerbating conditions that were already bad,” Labe said." - via @heatmap.news

Pure escapism biking and birding out in the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge during these trying times.

The World Meteorological Organization report on the State of the Global Climate 2025 was released today: "Earth's energy imbalance has been growing since the 1960s, reaching a record high in 2025." "Extreme weather impacts millions and costs billions." Press release: wmo.int/news/media-c...

"I would say: if you’d bet against him (climate scientist Dr. James E. Hansen) over the years, you’d have gone broke." – Bill McKibben #GlobalCarbonFeeAndDividendPetition billmckibben.substack.com/p/an-el-nino...

When every city in your state breaks their all-time March record high temperatures before noon! At least the morning coffee is good.. ☕ #COwx #Colorado #AllWesternStates

🚨 Ice update - #Arctic sea ice extent is currently the *lowest* on record (JAXA data)... • about 640,000 km² below the 2010s mean • about 1,050,000 km² below the 2000s mean • about 1,460,000 km² below the 1990s mean • about 1,950,000 km² below the 1980s mean More: zacklabe.com/arctic-sea-i...

I'm not suggesting this is an open secret within the climate science community, but it's remarkable how little impact this sort of research is generating. Because if the rate of warming really has *doubled* then you can kiss goodbye to 2°C. www.carbonbrief.org/pace-of-glob...

A bullsh!t essay that has little basis in reality.

www.nature.com/articles/s41... Essentially, climate change is warming the Arctic, spurring algae growth that darkens ice, speeds melting, and accelerates sea level rise—leaving coastal communities worldwide at risk of going “gurgle, gurgle.”

428.45 parts per million (ppm) CO2 in air 23-Jan-2026 keelingcurve.ucsd.edu