
Joelle Gergis
@joellegergis
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Climate scientist and writer. IPCC AR6 WG1. Author of 'Sunburnt Country', 'Humanity's Moment' and ‘Highway to Hell’. @joellegergis.bsky.social
Australia
Joined February 2017
Wow, okay. My comment in The Guardian has a lot of wing nuts foaming at the mouth. Nothing good can come from attacking scientists — we are speaking up because we care about what’s happening to our planet. No amount of hate will stop us from trying to protect the places we love.
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My latest in The Saturday Paper: 'I’ve come to realise that denial is a position of the privileged: people who have their homes swallowed by floodwaters, torn apart by wind or burnt to the ground aren’t afforded the luxury of turning away'.
thesaturdaypaper.com.au
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Lake Mac and Newcastle peeps! There are a few places left for my free talk tomorrow night at Windale Hub. Talking about climate change in a coal mining region is bound to be interesting! Hope to see you there.
eventbrite.com.au
Join Dr Joëlle Gergis as she talks about her June 2024 Quarterly Essay 'Highway to hell: Climate change and Australia's future'.
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If people think that Trump is a joke, think again. Blocking the participation of US scientists in the IPCC process will have global consequences. Hard to know what to say about this.
washingtonpost.com
The Trump administration’s actions in recent days have cast unprecedented uncertainty upon the climate panel’s work.
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“This is what 30 years of denial and delay have brought us”. Tim Winton on coming to terms with the bleaching of Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia 💔
theguardian.com
As Ningaloo reef bleaches and an election looms, we must look to those who stand in the way of our safety – the small cohort of people profiting from fossil fuels, and the politicians who protect them
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Evening 'in conversation' event with Dr Bonnie McBain from the University of Newcastle on 27 February:
eventbrite.com.au
Join Dr Joëlle Gergis as she talks about her June 2024 Quarterly Essay 'Highway to hell: Climate change and Australia's future'.
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