Final Thoughts on COP29 – Climate Generation
As I sit here, waiting to depart Baku, I am distraught, exhausted, disappointed, concerned, and ready to get the heck out of here. I usually don’t say that when traveling to foreign countries. While Baku (and Azerbaijan) is beautiful, the people are kind, and I am going next to another neighboring country for some respite, […]
Book Club: Greenpeace Views – Greenpeace Australia Pacific
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How unusual is current post-El Niño warmth?
How unusual is current post-El Niño warmth? Posted on 11 December 2024 by Zeke Hausfather This is a re-post from The Climate Brink As I noted a few months back, despite the end of El Niño conditions in May, global temperatures have remained worryingly elevated. This raises the question of whether this reflects unusual El Niño behavior, […]
Zoom Call Reminder for Today, November 22nd! How will the new US politics radically worsen the climate emergency?
Zoom Call Subject: How will the new US politics radically worsen the climate emergency? By Job One for Humanity and Here is your reminder for the vital Zoom call today starting soon. Date: Friday, Nov 22nd Time: 1 PM Pacific Time, 3 PM Central Time, 4:00 PM Eastern ALL-MEMBERS MEETING WILL CONVENE RIGHT AFTER Please […]
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab is developing robots to gather data beneath Antarctica’s ice shelves » Yale Climate Connections
TRANSCRIPT: At NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, engineers are developing robots that can spend months gathering data beneath the massive ice shelves of the Antarctic. Ice shelves form where land meets sea and extend over the water. They’re fed by ice sheets on land. As the climate changes, warming ocean waters are eating away at the […]
The Shadow of the Rig – Climate Generation
You could see them if you tried: on paintings hung on cafe walls, tucked among arrays of souvenir ornaments and plastic knick knacks, blinking on the horizon of the Caspian. There they were: behind and beside and below the signs reading “Solidarity for a Greener World.” They were there in Elnur Soltanov’s excitement about the […]
Trish Torenbeek – Greenpeace Australia Pacific
Leaving a Legacy: Why I Chose To Support Greenpeace My connection to the environment began when I was just 12 years old. I remember our local council cutting down a large gum tree that stood proudly across the road from our house. Watching it happen brought me to tears. That moment sparked my environmental awareness, […]
Skeptical Science New Research for Week #51 2024
Skeptical Science New Research for Week #51 2024 Posted on 19 December 2024 by Doug Bostrom, Marc Kodack Open access notables An intensification of surface Earth’s energy imbalance since the late 20th century, Li et al., Communications Earth & Environment: Tracking the energy balance of the Earth system is a key method for studying the contribution […]
In today’s stress-rich environment, there are good climate change reasons and benefits for finally becoming a new Job One Member!
a. Access to survival-critical climate change-related information covered ONLY in our Members-Only section. You can access Climate Change Resilience-Building, Preparation, and Relocation Guides, Free Climate Change Ebooks, Emergency Alerts, and unique donor-only videos and web updates, etc. (Described in detail further below.) b. Five FREE climate change-related ebooks (a $42.00 value) as our new member supporter thank-you […]
Refugees and migrants fleeing extreme weather could help fill green jobs » Yale Climate Connections
TRANSCRIPT: As the climate warms, extreme weather is making it harder to live – and make a living – in many rural areas around the world. So increasingly, people are moving to cities in search of safety and opportunity. Pagani: “Most of climate-induced displacement happens within countries, short distance, and towards cities.” Giovanni Pagani is […]