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Do you think #scicomm is more important than ever these days? I definitely do ... and so do @ravenscimaven @DrJoeHanson @simonoxfphys and many more. Join us TODAY 11am-2pm E for a special live @NewsHour broadcast + Reddit AMA at the same time! https://t.co/yTecZwma3s

I have a new Talking Climate video series! In it, I reconnect with our guest editors for deeper, honest conversations about climate, action, and hope. First up is Climate Optimist @AnneTherese_G, who shares a beautiful reminder for the holidays: that productive conversations

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For me, 2025 has felt like a particularly heavy year ... and you might feel the same. So as we head into the holiday season, I wanted to share a few recommendations — books, podcasts, and newsletters — that encourage me, make me think, introduce me to new ideas and solutions,

I love coming up with clear, sticky metaphors, and this is one of my favs: Climate change is the hole in the bucket of every other issue, we want to fix: hunger, poverty, health and more. If we don’t patch the hole, we can’t fix anything. I’ve been seeing “the bucket”

Tonight! Free virtual event at 6pm CT/ 7pm ET -- join me and my colleagues at Texas Tech as we discuss COP30. Why do global climate conferences like this matter? What was it like on the ground floor? Are we hopeful about the solutions presented? What was it like from a student's

The plan was clean. The escape? Not so much. Midway City doesn’t play fair. Wishlist this 4-player coop heist FPS on Steam today.

Fires, floods, and fossil fuels - COP30 had it all. ✅ Good news: Many countries brought a meaningful contribution to this "annual global climate potluck." For example, Brazil will tag 20 million cattle to stop deforestation, the $5.5 B Tropical Forest Forever Fund

COP, the big UN climate conference, just wrapped up - which means another round of classic troll comments like, “Scientists fly private jets to talk about climate change!” “COP is just a way for global elites to take over!” and “The planet’s still spinning, so climate scientists

Did you know Talking Climate isn’t just a newsletter — it’s also a podcast? The wonderful Anne Cloud at Voice Over For The Planet is bringing the newsletter to life in audio form, making it easier than ever to keep up on the latest Good News, Not-So-Good News, and What You Can

Incredibly powerful time-lapse. How short our lives and ability to perceive change are.

How Wispr flow closed 22 enterprise deals in 30 Days.

Hudson Bay polar bears have nowhere to go: it's still much warmer than normal. When I started studying the bears here in 1984, they were back on the ice weeks earlier. At 1 kg mass loss/day, the bears would welcome some frigid weather.

After two weeks of meetings and overnight negotiations down to the wire, #COP30 is concluding with countries agreeing to *begin discussions* on fossil fuel phase out. The COP president says "the issue of stronger language on moving away from fossil fuels can be raised again in

Global warming is like a human fever, @KHayhoe says https://t.co/ivDAtUbhUW via @axios

More than two dozen countries refuse to sign a final #COP30 agreement if it doesn't include the phrase "fossil fuel phase-out," as negotiations head into overtime. Follow along with @fionaharvey, @olliemilman and more: https://t.co/sKhNksCsbL

Atomic Systems for Creative Work I wrote an essay for @airHQ on brands as operating systems, architecture + POV as the new moats, & human orchestration of intelligent ecosystems: https://t.co/iWfj0wynJ4

Extreme weather is getting stronger — but so are the solutions. This week’s Talking Climate looks at resilience, risk, and what each of us can do. ⬇️ ☀️ Good news: Hurricanes are intensifying and extreme weather disasters are getting worse--but from Jamaica to Puerto Rico, clean

The other week, I shared a post explaining how climate change was connected to Hurricane Melissa …. and over a THOUSAND misinformed and often angry comments poured in! Like this clip? Then you'll love the full video. I walk through the actual science to debunk these claims,

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