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Marcus Gibson

2 years

@GhostPanther @elabogadomalo HUMANS: “Oh dear, how do we solve climate change?!” LOGIC: “Easy. Stop burning fossil fuels.” <LONG PAUSE> HUMANS: “But how ELSE do we solve climate change?”

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Marcus Gibson

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@smarkreilly When we had our third child we bought a sea-based X-band radar. We always had aircraft carriers or oil tankers before, which have no chance against a moving oil rig. The lives of my children are too important to think about the air they breathe, or the planet they live on.

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Marcus Gibson

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This Δ is insane: not just a record-breaking high, but a record-breaking ‘record-breaking high’.

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@jordanbpeterson You’ve posted this twice now. You should try actually reading it.

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@business There’s half a million wind turbines in the world and you have photos of 3 turbine failures, details on 2, and the admission you have no data. This isn’t journalism. It’s a letter to Santa Claus.

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Marcus Gibson

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@GrayConnolly Australia’s population is mostly concentrated in small areas, such that total distance driven per person per yr is similar to New Zealand (link), and av. daily commute is shorter in AU than NZ. Note: These EV numbers are old now. ⬇️ New Zealand now only has ~3.7 times as many EVs…

Marcus Gibson

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5 years

@DennisJensenMP @simonahac Once more for the folks up the back, New Zealand already has 8 times as many EVs per capita as Australia, despite similar usage patterns and car market. The difference in Australia? Taxes and tariffs.

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Marcus Gibson

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Does anyone else find it odd how - for years - conservatives called environmentalists hair-shirt wearing communists… But now, how fast conservatives are to ignore the economics on renewable energy? 🤔

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@Antman0528 You know we measure this stuff, right?

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@AlexEpstein @jordanbpeterson You actually have no idea what you’re talking about. Every metric - longevity, prosperity - drops at higher temps.

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It's concerning @elonmusk on @billmaher thinks "there's plenty of water", desalination will fix everything. To replace river basin inflows from glacial loss we'll need ~50x more desal globally, and then in most cases have to pump it 1000+ miles inland:

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It is deeply ungrateful of climate science deniers - after the good fortune of 3 million years with falling temperatures and CO2 levels allowed the neocortex to evolve - to leave it unused.

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@Marcusgibson

11 months

@_JuStYn @igorsushko Russia likely afraid of the recent Ukrainian beachhead downriver:

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Our entire evolution has been governed by a long-running decline in both temperature and CO2. Thermoregulation of the neocortex depends on it. For a supposedly ‘intelligent’ species to intentionally unwind parameters fundamental to our own existence is pure madness.

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Marcus Gibson

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The amount of additional energy we’ve trapped in the atmosphere to heat the entire planet by 1°C (about 5 joules with 28 zeroes after it) is enough to fly the moon out of orbit, and take it joyriding through space. In case you wondered.

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@BenFordhamLive There’s half a million wind turbines in the world and you found - what - 5 malfunctions? This isn’t journalism. It’s a letter to Santa Claus.

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Marcus Gibson

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2 years

@micarrdc Not just EVs. Also big batteries. The utility scale battery revolution - happening quietly right now, behind the scenes - was also largely due to Tesla.

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@CJCau @business You’re not missing anything.

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Marcus Gibson

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@MrJackLowe I made a thing for the Tweeps.

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@toadmeister Read the paper. The ice sheets that grew in area (not mass) were inside the polar vortex. Outside, they shrank (pic 1) owing to weakening polar vortex (pic2). Also, total mass still declined (pic 3):

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

5 years

@SenWhitehouse @MichaelEMann And . It’s madness that US allows anonymous contributions via PACs. Govt without transparency is doomed.

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Marcus Gibson

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4 years

@simonahac Hmmm. When he says “an economy like Australia” dies he mean countries with inept governments and a concentration of wealth in legacy fuels?

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Marcus Gibson

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2 years

@HBHeizer @FedorovMykhailo @facebookapp @instagram @Meta Have you read the Mueller report? Russia used Facebook to spread propaganda to 126 million Americans during the 2016 US election. What do you think they’re doing right now in Russia?

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Marcus Gibson

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It’s saddening to watch climate deniers continue gorging themselves on the same intellectually lazy drivel year after year, rejecting centuries of diligent advancement, choosing instead the cognitive equivalent of cotton candy. Our ancestors, and our descendants, deserve better.

Dr. Matthew M. Wielicki

@MatthewWielicki

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The more people that watch... the more climate alarmists' heads explode. Watch here now: And share this tweet!

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@Marcusgibson

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@TonyHWindsor @simonahac A generation of young Australians who travelled to Europe to fight fascism are turning in their unmarked graves.

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@CampbellNewman @Bowenchris You know - thanks to one of the worst emissions standards in the world - air pollution costs Australian taxpayers ~$20 billion in healthcare costs per year, right?

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5 years

@RichieMerzian @AngusTaylorMP @RNBreakfast On top of all the other errors being reported in the Coalition/Fisher/BAEconomics modelling, no one has mentioned they also left out ~$70bn in cumulative savings from a 45% improvement in air quality:

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Marcus Gibson

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@ClimateHuman Thanks for raising my awareness on this. I had no idea @jpmorgan @Chase are the number one financier of the fossil fuel industry, and almost 50% worse than number 2.

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5 years

@yarrowaxford @rpancost Thanks Yarrow. For taking the time to correct this guy. Must be annoying having to state the obvious to people who should know better.

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1 year

Climate science deniers spend way too much time in Photoshop and not enough time reading. This lighthouse wasn’t even built in 1900:

Act For Freedom

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@Marcusgibson @MikeHudema And this is the result...

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Marcus Gibson

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Is it just the climate deniers who don't know about the 'carotid rete'? (the thing most land mammals have to keep their brains cool, but not modern humans because we never needed one - it's never been hotter than it is now with our 1400cc brain) #carotidrete

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

2 years

@US_Stormwatch Sure, that’s bad. But worse is the Himalayas >0°C. 1/3rd of the world’s population depends on rivers fed by meltwater from those glaciers.

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

3 months

@simonahac Hand Barnaby a shovel and he’ll change his tune.

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Marcus Gibson

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4 months

These knuckleheads don’t know the difference between methane, oil and coal. 🤣

Tucker Carlson

@TuckerCarlson

4 months

Ep. 62 If fossil fuels come from fossils, why have scientists found them on one of Saturn’s moons? A lot of what you’ve heard about energy is false. Dr. Willie Soon explains. TIMESTAMPS (01:49) Fossil Fuels in Space (14:27) Global Warming Throughout History (25:31) Outside…

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

10 months

@theliamnissan Then this happened:

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@Marcusgibson

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@mattgaetz @theliamnissan Yes you do.

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@mattgaetz @theliamnissan Yes you do.

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Marcus Gibson

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1 year

@MichaelEMann The sick, lurid remarks of some deniers to talented young woman giving voice to their generation, is utterly disgusting:

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@robinmonotti As the tiny ledge deniers cling to gets smaller, the fantasies become more absurd.

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2 years

The main premise of #AlexEpstein 's technophobic books/blog/'think-tank' are that fossil fuels were an economic miracle. But uptake of wind and solar has been >2x faster than oil/gas and >5x faster than coal. Wind and solar will crush fossil fuels.

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@Marcusgibson

1 year

Climate science deniers are increasingly brazen in their doctoring of charts by reputable scientists, to conceal recent warming:

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

1 year

The number of violent conflicts globally triggered by disputes over access to, or control of, water supply is increasing:

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1 year

The greatest co-benefit of advancing beyond fossil fuels and fixing the #climatecrisis is eliminating air pollution - saving millions of lives and cutting $2.6tn p/a in healthcare (OECD 2016). Fossil fuel pollution has already cost us >200,000,000 lives:

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

11 months

@JamesMelville Number of fires is different to area burned:

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

10 months

@BernieSpofforth You got played.

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

5 years

@simonahac Digital cameras will never take off. Too many fotomat operators, landfill workers, darkroom cleaners, chemical plant workers and jobby jobs depend on them. Plus jobs. Jobs.

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1 year

@JunkScience You lot also claimed light bulbs cause blindness to protect your gas sales:

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2 years

@billmckibben Combined with the appalling air quality impacts of fossil fuel pollution, India 🇮🇳 is going to come out of this for sure realising more than ever what a bad idea fossil fuels are:

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

11 months

This red car is a tremendous metaphor for all of human civilisation.

Jack Lowe

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Nature has right of way. Always.

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@gregorylent @JunkScience It’s only collapsing in the minds of those who don’t read. (That paper was debunked a few months later.)

Comment on “World Atmospheric CO2, Its 14C Specific... : Health Physics

An abstract is unavailable.

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

5 years

@DennisJensenMP @simonahac Once more for the folks up the back, New Zealand already has 8 times as many EVs per capita as Australia, despite similar usage patterns and car market. The difference in Australia? Taxes and tariffs.

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1 year

On the planetary timescale of evolution and human advancement, it is spectacularly good fortune (thanks to Arrhenius in 1896, Calendar in '38, Manabe & Wetherald in '67) that we figured out an inevitable problem of carbon-based civilization (ancestors as fuel) in time to fix it:

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

2 years

@twoseyplum @OxfordDiplomat @HelenClarkNZ @UNWomenWatch @SenWarren @ewarren @RepAOC @ChelseaClinton @PPFA @ppglobe @DeborahMeaden @amyklobuchar Did you really just say “you need to persuade people to change their view not abuse them” while arguing for laws that take away a woman’s choice?

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

10 months

@Rainmaker1973 I wrote a short film ~25 yrs ago about people eating Leucochloridium infected snails in a French restaurant and the parasites taking them over too. 🤣

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

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@mzjacobson Congrats to California for being one of the first places in the world to figure out the real ROA on utility scale batteries. The learning curve here looks amazing:

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Marcus Gibson

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@DickSmithFairGo 🤦‍♂️ Another guy who waited for the invention of the light bulb to suggest building a candle factory.

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Marcus Gibson

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1 year

@ShellenbergerMD Another weak denier con. You picked 22 yrs with the lowest El Nino frequency/intensity (highlighted). Below is extended EM-DAT data you cherrypicked from, compared to ONI record:

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

1 year

The new risk with the latest ENSO forecast is not just that we'll exceed the long-running trend in severity, but that the fall in frequency of extreme #ElNino is also over, i.e.: the system has become more turbulent:

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

10 months

@williamlegate 🤦‍♂️ That’s obviously a semi-translucent lining. Look at the LED strips in the ceiling.

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1 year

@CGMeifangZhang Seriously? 3 out of 5 BRICS economies haven’t grown since this cartoon was drawn 14 yrs ago.

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2 years

@simonahac Imagine a society so evil that when it wakes on the only known world in the universe hospitable to life, after 3 billion years of struggle against the elements by its forebears, it burns everything to the ground out of simple refusal to admit its own mistakes.

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2 years

@outertorch @TheAcademy Easy. One film tackles the most important issues facing humanity since we first crawled from our caves, and the other is about musical theatre.

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@Marcusgibson

1 year

Read the text first in pic 1. Then look at pic 2. For more than 80 yrs river basins around the world have been receiving additional fresh water from glacier mass loss. We've been in a fresh water boom. The bust comes when the glaciers are gone:

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Marcus Gibson

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@freedomwillwork @BrianMcHugh2011 @TheDisproof @GeraldKutney @Betsy_Rosenberg @kevpluck @gimleteyeLA @JonathonStillw2 @DHurburgh @HmGinYYC @FuturesPicks @AlexEpstein @MichaelEMann @DRTucker @NOAAClimate Again, wrong. Look at the source data:

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2 years

That was quick!

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@MichaelEMann @joerogan @sciam First cut listing errors by Koonin in the @joerogan podcast... There's just so many:

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@GhostPanther Worse, we're getting dumber as the #climatecrisis worsens (heat impacts cognition):

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Marcus Gibson

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@_ClimateCraze You mean the West Antarctica Rift System that scientists have known about for 37 yrs (Blankenship et al 1986), that's been there for millions of years, and which has a small fraction of the warming effect of greenhouse gases?

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@rawsalerts The only thing that kept ~95% of the world from being red last month was the La Niña in the Pacific:

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1 year

The #CarbonParadox : Earth had to go through CO2-induced mass extinctions to set up reserves of fossil fuels. Then we had to master fire to grow a brain capable of abstract thought, and start burning these fossils, to figure out we’d strolled into an evolutionary cul-de-sac.

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Marcus Gibson

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@drvolts Two other big drivers for renewables: (a) learning curves on floating offshore wind and big batteries are only just getting their shoes on (pics), (b) fossil fuels have an aging fleet with long build time and high replacement CAPEX. Rising input costs and falling returns mean the…

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@Spes_Et_Caritas @Western_Trad It bugs me that Mary looks younger than her son.

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@JulianCribb @MorrowJamesAdam @PGDynes It has already begun:

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Marcus Gibson

@Marcusgibson

1 year

Fossil fuel bros keep taking credit for all the advancements of centuries of science, while completely ignoring it now.

Alex Epstein

@AlexEpstein

1 year

“The planet is only livable because of low-cost, reliable energy from fossil fuels.” With @JohnStossel

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@simonahac Hand Barnaby a shovel and he’ll change his tune.

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The evolution of land animals shows inverse correlation with CO2. Low CO2 ≈ high biodiversity (pic 1). All 'big 5' extinctions have been linked to volcanic burning of fossil carbon (pic 2). We're burning fossil carbon ~5x faster than onset of the 'Great Dying' (pics 3, 4):

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@visegrad24 Has anyone else found Putin's map anywhere? Can't find any record of it. Whereas, the 1684 Giacomo Cantelli map is much more well known:

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@donmoyn If this is true… I mean, how does @elonmusk not see the existential risk of firing anyone who brings him bad news? 🤯

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@TurnbullMalcolm The other problem with nuclear (in addition to water use, waste, security, exclusion zones, legal framework, labour shortages…) is they’re the only energy technology that gets more expensive the more of them you build:

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@tup400 @tomrozie @theTiser France built their nukes when they were 1/5th the cost (even after adjusting for inflation.) Nukes are a rare example of a tech with a negative learning curve: The more you construct, the more expensive they become, and the slower they are to finish. It’s well documented (e.g.:…

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@CampbellNewman Your pipedream of using retired coal- fired power plants is just that - a pipedream:

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Am I reading this right? 😮 Up to a 30% two party pref. swing against the Morrison govt?! That’s almost double the biggest anti-government by-election swing in Australian history? (Canberra ‘95) #WentworthVotes #Auspol

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@billmckibben Humanity’s greatest failing - and possibly our undoing - is that, when presented with the challenge of the #climatecrisis we interpreted it as us vs each other, rather than all of us together vs fundamental laws of the universe.

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So… Higher temp = more fires = less ozone = more UVB radiation = more degradation of plant matter (pic) = equals more greenhouse gas, fires, and higher temps? The negative feedbacks of adding CO2 to the atmosphere just keep coming:

Interactive effects of changes in UV radiation and climate on terrestrial ecosystems, biogeochemi...

Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences - Terrestrial organisms and ecosystems are being exposed to new and rapidly changing combinations of solar UV radiation and other environmental factors...

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@MikeHudema @ChristianAslund Still bugs me the old boat had zero emissions.

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@JunkScience 75% of people in the EU think their national governments aren’t doing enough to tackle climate change.

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@k_sonin ??

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@visegrad24 Has anyone else found Putin's map anywhere? Can't find any record of it. Whereas, the 1684 Giacomo Cantelli map is much more well known:

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@wideawake_media Nope. The ~20 yr old papers he cited were quickly debunked. Calibration of long-term satellite data requires overlapping records, stabilisation for orbit. Also, urban heat island warming the oceans? LOL 🤣 Maybe don’t get a florist to fix your teeth.

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@MatthewWielicki Explain to me how after centuries, the fossil fuel industry suddenly cares about poverty in Africa?

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@TriangleVillage @jordanbpeterson The bias toward elderly signatories - higher than mean age for PhDs/professors - could indicate several things: fear of obsolescence, outdated skills/knowledge, inability to reconcile a lifetime of destructive behaviour…

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@VivekGRamaswamy 🤦‍♂️ Can you even read? You just posted an article about heating oil being too expensive:

The Cooling of America

'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house: Brrrrr!

content.time.com

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I wonder about the net effect on ocean chlorophyll. Down the track we’ll likely see an acceleration of poleward migration of some plankton (link) offset by local blooming of others species:

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@PeterWSinclair The poleward migration of plankton (pic) and the 2015 Sekerci/Petrovskii model of a global plankton crash (link) weighs on my mind:

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@charliepick The extent of this woman’s delusion is remarkable. She’s been in the bubble so long her cognition has atrophied.

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@julesboag @Tesla @Teslarati @Jalopnik @elonmusk Wow. This #TeslaVandal is going viral. If he and his mate weren't so dumb they'd turn themselves in now, before it gets worse.

Tesla captures vandal on camera

www.adelaidenow.com.au

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@robinmonotti You clearly didn’t read Happer’s paper last year:

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@DArcyOFarrell @doom37455413 @TonyClimate Dear god. This Van Wijngaarden/Happer 2023 preprint is a sh*tshow. It’s a model w/ a bunch of assumptions, no data, no refs. The only links that work are Wikipedia pages. 😂 If Van Wijngaarden is at @YorkUniversity can’t he at least get compute time and do some model runs?

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@australian Meanwhile, the CEO of NuScale SMRs is selling his own shares. Stop wasting taxpayers time and money on this sham.

“Nuclear comes last”

Costly industry is a sinking ship

beyondnuclearinternational.org

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@JamesLucasIT What you cannot see in these images is the unmitigated arrogance of the British royalty, when they acquired these drawings, stamping many of them with their insignia (pic). It boggles the mind when you first see the collection.

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Marcus Gibson

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@TonyClimate Point to where you think the Greenland ice sheet is gaining mass:

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@ethanfbell84 Dude, you’re so wrong, the light from not wrong would take a thousand years to reach you.

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We have more information than ever at our fingertips. How are climate science deniers still falling for this garbage?

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@Race2Extinct It will also be ‘fun’ to see the desal crowd realise our whole civilisation - irrigation and drainage - is built around water flowing towards the ocean… not away from it:

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@EarthCells @LucyCormack @FortescueFuture Even Elon doesn’t get it - yet (suggesting we de-ionise and pump trillions of litres uphill/inland to agricultural areas at an energy cost 2x desal cost per 100km ←→ and 2x per 100m ↑ to sustain farming BEFORE everyone leaves):

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@jordanbpeterson Just a reminder that a psychologist reposting a blog by an unqualified freelancer isn’t science.

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@ParisOrtizWines You keep saying Barakah was fast to build. Planning started in 2007.

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@crikey_news Let’s be honest, Taylor and ScoMo’s obsession isn’t really with coal itself. Rather, it’s with dirty money and wedge politics. They’ll always sell out Oz for a buck from a dying industry postponing its own demise, or a good spruiking from a media mogul on the same gravy train.

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