Who wants tpo come and work with me and a brilliant group of polar scientists on the latest generation of #climate models and #EarthObservation data? We're running a hackathon in the @PolarRES and @esa PISCO projects in November... https://fediscience.org/@PolarRES/115191376209325795

@Nikolas I grew up in Phoenix. Heat absolutely induces rage

The Trump group of five #climate contrarians that authored the deeply flawed, heavily criticized DoE report questioning the severity of climate change has been dissolved. The legality of the group had been challenged as a violation of the Federal Advisory Committee Act.https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/10/climate/trump-dissolves-contrarian-group

@vnikolov @screwlisp @corwin @bandali @publicvoit @kentpitman @me Yea, that's like Deep Purple and Kiss, who both kept re-releasing the same songs on different albums for a while.

Orange sky day (2020). The day the sky turned orange Some of these photos of mine were published by Reuters https://popagandhi.com/posts/the-day-the-sky-turned-orange/#SanFrancisco #Climate #OrangeSky #photography

@majdal https://www.halifax.ca/about-halifax/environment-climate-change/halifact-acting-climate-together

While the Trump administration tries to cancel offshore wind for "national security" reasons, here's the CEO of Ukraine's largest private energy company#ukraine #trump #wind #climate

#Google once promised to run “carbon free 24 hours a day seven days a week 365 days a year” by 2030. But five years later the company has quietly deleted its net zero pledge from its sustainability website rebranding the section and moving the goal into an appendix.The shift comes as #AI data centres drive surging energy use. Google’s power consumption jumped 26% in 2024 nearly matching #Ireland ’s and the #Trump administration pressures #corporations to roll back #climate goals. 1/2

Trump Administration Wants to Switch Off #Climate #Satellites which Are in ‘Perfect Health’#UnitedStates has spent more than $800 million launching powerful climate-monitoring satellite technology into space.Most of the expense of the satellites was at the front end. “They cost a vast amount to build.” But, once in orbit, “they cost a fraction of that a year to operate.” The satellites have more than a decade of life left in them, Dr. Crisp said.https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/05/climate/trump-climate-satellites.htmlhttps://archive.ph/hxi1x

For Blake Gerard, a fourth-generation farmer working the flood-prone fields of the Mississippi River bottomlands in Alexander County, Ill., there was no sense in fighting nature. “I could grow something that would grow in water,” he said. Or quit.https://www.propublica.org/article/illinois-farming-rice-soy-corn-flooding-mississippi-river?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mastodon-post#News #Illinois #Farming #Agriculture #Climate #ClimateChange #Flood