#Heatwaves

Mr MT Indefatigable mung bean munching eco-freak

mrEmTee

A thread Twitter is full of comments such as “What will it take for people to take to the streets?” or “Just wait until the Brexit food shortages, then people

Delilah Friedler

delilahtov

with apocalyptic skies blanketing the state i call home, now feels like a good time to trot out one of the most important stories i’ve reported. [thread]https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2019/11/californias-wildfire-controlled-presc

Sandra Penman

shpenman

Today at #ESAus20 we will hear about early impacts of the Black Summer firesI'll tweet the talks in a thread below #fireecology Rachael Gallagher found 67% of Australia's 26,000

Dana Nuccitelli

dana1981

It's conservatives' favorite argument against climate solutions: "it's too expensive!"In @CC_Yale I tried to do a definitive debunking of this myth, also available @skepticscience short URL http://sks.to/costs . P

Wim Thiery

WimThiery

How is climate change affecting fire risk? In the recent @IPCC_CH special report on #ClimateChange & land, this is assessed based on 20 scientific studies. The results show the key

Evolutionary Applications

EvolAppJournal

The Special Issue “Evolution in Urban Environments” is online! https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/17524571/2021/14/1edited by L. Miles @lindsay_s_miles, E. Carlen @E_Carlen, K. Winchell @Kmwinchell, and M. Johnson @evoecolab #conservat

Scott Duncan

ScottDuncanWX

Earth has a fever in more ways than one. Some places averaged + 5-7 °C warmer than normal for the ENTIRE YEAR of 2020.An enormous area of anomalous warmth plagued

Antonio Arellano

AntonioArellano

Sunday thread on wildfires, farmworkers and groups to support as the climate crisis rages on. We’ve all seen the orange skies, but did you know that farmworkers are still picking

Daniel Swain

Weather_West

Some brief thoughts from a climate & Earth system scientist on natural disasters & #ClimateChange. This is coming from someone who grew up watching PBS specials on natural disasters and

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

In this thread, @cartoonralph and I discuss new ways of talking about the living world and the threats it faces, so that our language stimulates people’s imagination and encourages them

Eric Roston

eroston

Peering back at 2020 before we shut the door for good (h/t @LauraMillanL for the idea).Most remarkable is how amid a once-a-century pandemic and populist assaults on democratic norms, climate

Yannish Naik

healthyyan

An impromptu reminder about Climate Change. In case you missed it, it’s 38 degrees C in the arctic circle right now. Thread. (1/N)https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2020/06/21/arctic-temperature-record-siberia/ This is just the latest

Greenpeace USA

greenpeaceusa

Terrifying. At 2 million acres, more of California has burned this year than any single recorded wildfire season. And we've barely begun peak wildfire season.If you care about people and

Melissa Sweet

MelissaSweetDr

At @CroakeyNews we've been looking forward to the release of this report for a while now: Climate Health WA Inquiry: Final Report https://ww2.health.wa.gov.au/-/media/Corp/Documents/Improving-health/Climate-health/Climate-Health-WA-Inqu

Ketan Joshi

KetanJ0

I don't have time to make this detailed, but here's a little thread about the world's first major politically-charged blackout that was blamed on renewables, in South Australia, in 2016............

Unearthed

UE

The best environmental journalism of 2020Chosen by our reporters.https://unearthed.greenpeace.org/2020/12/18/best-environmental-journalism-2020/ This is what fuels the West’s infernos. By @sarahkaplan48, @JohnMuyskens, @chrisalcantara, an

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