You can't "tough it out" through extreme heat or wildfire smoke. As climate risks grow, workplace protections must grow with them. Keeping workers safe means treating climate change as a health and safety issue. Read @clcpresident.bsky.social's latest op-ed: www.ohscanada.com/opinions/our...

Dr. George Tselioudis, NASA, reveals how shrinking storm-cloud zones are boosting Earth's sunlight absorption by ~0.45 watts/m² per decade.

it's the social determinants of health which we have not managed to meaningfully address - access to good housing, access to green space, access to good food, reduced air and noise pollution, access to employment www.health.org.uk/features-and... 3/4

I find this is a really odd story - why should world class biomedical research improve life expectancy in UK? What is keep life expectancy flat are a range of structural issues - not access to the latest medical treatments. 1/4 news.sky.com/story/world-...

@edhawkins.org, climate scientist: “When extreme heatwaves occur it is critical that British public are made aware by media that greenhouse gas emissions, primarily from burning fossil fuels, have made those heatwaves hotter than they would otherwise have been."

𝗦𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘀: climate change “unequivocally to blame” for extreme heat 𝗨𝗞 𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮: no reference to climate change in almost 3/4 of articles referring to the 'heatwave' or 'extreme heat' during last month’s record high temps 🧵 👇

Newcastle is hiring a Lecturer in Public Policy (T&R permanent), if anyone has any questions about the city or University feel free to get in touch! Closing date is 7th August

The climate crisis is coming for your food. With @pennysarchet.bsky.social and @mjflepage.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9Jn...

Is this translated from the original German? www.whitehouse.gov/releases/202...

Wow -- wonder what will happen when they learn about carbon dioxide? globalnews.ca/news/1196860...

Welsh Reform politician caught lying about fossil fuel interests

So far this year we've had: the warmest winter on record in the mountain west, a record-shattering heat wave in Europe, once in a thousand year rainfall and flooding texas and forest fire smoke blanketing the mid west and the north east. Feels like something's going on with the climate!

The Big Butterfly Count 2026 is here and butterflies need our help! 🦋 From now until 9 August, spend just 15 minutes outside counting the butterflies you see and help us take nature's pulse. The best part? Anyone, anywhere can take part. Count yourself in 👉 https://butrfli.es/3SVFepj

China’s Electric Truck Moment Has Arrived — And It’s About To Hit Global Diesel Demand Prof Ray Wills and Prof Peter Newman cleantechnica.com/2026/07/16/c... @cleantechnica.bsky.social Heavy trucks are emerging as the next big lever in the shift to electrification of transport

Worse now. 400s in Baltimore and 300s in Philly. I can’t take this. I keep crying

Here's Andy Burnham committing to a fossil fuel phase out and the @fossiltreaty.bsky.social last year. The science is extremely clear, we already have far more fossil fuels than can be burned if we are to stay within the Paris #climate targets & prevent catastrophic warming.

"One of Earth's most important climate-regulating systems is measurably weakening in response to increased freshwater from a warming Antarctic and reduced sea-ice formation." #ClimateEmergency

At this point I don't really think anyone is even bothering much with denying climate change, instead there's just this insidious loss of interest, and resignation, but the thing is as bad as it is and will get it could still get a LOT worse depending on what we do

After the 2003 heatwaves that killed more than 70,000 people, France introduced adaptive measures, including early warning systems and welfare checks, which helped to radically reduce fatalities. Models indicate that mortality in 2023 would have been 80% higher without such adaptation policies.

Previous recommendations not to talk about climate change were mostly based on research that didn’t directly test the thing in question: a candidate prioritizing vs not prioritizing climate. New research shows prioritizing climate can have positive effects. www.2035initiative.com/climate-hush...

The global spread of this beetle “will fundamentally alter ecosystem structure and landscape dynamics wherever it gains a foothold.” I also expect it will exacerbate the urban heat island effect by reducing the tree canopy in every city it invades. #bioinvasions www.science.org/content/arti...

Alberta’s flagship carbon capture project (Pathways/Oil Sands Alliance) just had a quiet but massive walkback. 2021 pledge: 68 megatonnes/yr. Finalized May 2026 deal: just 16 megatonnes/yr. That’s a 77% CUT.

Ha ha yes, but also, if we're not allowed to call this agency then what really is the point of the word

Before the Luddites and the arrival of capitalism, it wasn’t just workers pushing back against technology; governments did too. This week @thomas-dekeyser.bsky.social joins @parismarx.com to discuss how refusal of technology has a very long history. Full ep: techwontsave.us/episode/337_...

I’ve been looking into de-extinction for a paper I’m writing and can confirm it is a complete side event for conservation

"We’ve brought together the peer-reviewed scientific literature on oil and gas, which sends a clear message: there’s no room for new fields to be opened. When you’re in a hole, you have to stop digging."

Here's Andy Burnham committing to a fossil fuel phase out and the @fossiltreaty.bsky.social last year. The science is extremely clear, we already have far more fossil fuels than can be burned if we are to stay within the Paris #climate targets & prevent catastrophic warming.

We're hiring! Open area search for assistant professor of sociology at UC Berkeley. Come be our colleague! aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF05416

Elon Musk Quietly Bought a Medium Sized Fossil Fuel Energy Company Back in May https://gizmodo.com/elon-musk-quietly-bought-a-medium-sized-fossil-fuel-energy-company-back-in-may-2000786231

The insanity the world summarised in a headline on Canada: Wildfires threaten Canadian oil sands www.phenomenalworld.org/analysis/glo...

I’ve been saying for years that this is the most important area of climate science. The research could be used in legal cases against fossil fuel companies for damages caused by extreme weather events. Follow @frediotto.bsky.social and others at @wwattribution.bsky.social for more.

Where is 1600 on this scale? Exactly!

In collaboration with the Munk School, I am sharing a ten-lecture course I taught at @utoronto.ca this past year. The course is called “Hitler and Stalin Today.” Watch the first lecture here: snyder.substack.com/p/new-lectur...

Democrats have stopped talking about climate. Strategists say that's smart—but they're wrong. Making climate a top priority wins votes, and barely 1 in 10 voters will vote against climate action. Read all about it in my newsletter, "Notes from the Electric Era." electricnotes.news/p/yes-democr...

It is easy for climate scientists to get “relatively depressed," Prof Detlef van Vuuren tells Carbon Brief. Read or watch the full interview by @leohickman.carbonbrief.org here ⬇️ bit.ly/4wbaU8J

The Luddites were right by the way. They were violently suppressed by the military, working on behalf of the factory owners. Chartists and other activists took up the fight of Luddism to win us back worker rights. George, just have a read of this mate: tomhumberstone.com/luddites

What precisely do they expect to happen? 'We sent Miliband to the backbenches, slowed clean energy investment, issued another wave of drilling licenses, and approved some more airports - why haven't energy bills plummeted and why won't all those Green voters come back?'

"I had meant to make them an Edenic place, but since we left the one we had destroyed our only home became the night of space where no god heard us in the endless void."

These good people are selling balcony solar units at cost--a few hundred bucks to join the solar revolution. thank you @brightsaver.bsky.social !

"We can no longer afford to subsidise research for environmentally destructive, socially exploitative or military-linked industries in the name of increasing European competitiveness." - @jenniecstephens.bsky.social

Climate change supercharged rainfall that caused deadly West Africa flooding. Historical records show that rainfall intensity has increased by about 23% as deluges kill almost 100 in Togo, Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire, according to new research by @wwattribution.bsky.social 🧵 buff.ly/KgemjKe

NEW: Climate change supercharged the rainfall that caused deadly flooding that killed almost 100 in Togo, Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire. The most extreme rainfall fell between June 20-22 across coastal regions with more than 140mm falling in less than 24 hours in some major cities. (1/5)

‘If only there was a crisis big enough then we’d finally take action!’ It’s a common opinion – but it’s wrong. The DISRUPTION NEXUS explains why: tinyurl.com/bdzyc5bc

With the UK experiencing its third heatwave in 2 months and the last 4 years being some of the warmest on record, it’s evident that our climate is changing. Our climate adaptation plan is completely inadequate against extreme heat, droughts, wildfires and flooding. 🧵👇

"The problem is that, while FIFA talk green, they increasingly sell football to businesses whose products are inseparable from the climate crisis." As players & fans deal with sweltering heat, our research shows polluting sponsors are overwhelmingly responsible.🧪 www.football365.com/news/world-c...

Interesting (& encouraging) research from @anasabherwal.bsky.social & @greggsparkman.bsky.social 'Combined signals of scientific and social consensus best mobilize action on societal challenges even if government and industry oppose' 👉 www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

Why climate scientists need to talk more about the very worst-case scenarios and why uncertainty in what lies ahead is a spur for action and hope not despair and denial. My new article published today in @theconversation.com theconversation.com/why-climate-...

Great to see @stottpeter.bsky.social 's article in the @theconversation.com about our Nature comment (www.nature.com/articles/d41...) on need for global assessment of avoidable climate change risks. We can't have policy makers able to say "We didn't know". theconversation.com/why-climate-...

"One of Earth's most important climate-regulating systems is measurably weakening in response to increased freshwater from a warming Antarctic and reduced sea-ice formation." #ClimateEmergency

When did States know enough to act on climate change? That question is no longer just historical. It's increasingly a legal one. Our 🆕 report provides evidence that many governments knew about fossil fuel-driven climate change far before they admitted: www.ciel.org/reports/what... 🧵