"Could ‘sky trains’ reduce transportation emissions?"
https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2026/04/could-sky-trains-reduce-transportation-emissions/
"Could ‘sky trains’ reduce transportation emissions?"
https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2026/04/could-sky-trains-reduce-transportation-emissions/
“#EmperorPenguins are a sentinel species that tell us about our changing world & how well we are controlling #GreenhouseGas #emissions,” Philip Trathan, a member of the IUCN specialist group that determined the species’ #conservation status, said in a statement Thursday.
#climate #environment #GlobalWarming #EndangeredSpecies #wildlife #MarineLife #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #law #EnvironmentalLaw #science
RE: https://mastodon.au/@smitjo/116373831420467209
Why aren't Australia Institute live tracking:
1. how many deaths are caused by not leaving that gas in the ground?
2. export taxes owed from all fossil fuel exports, including coal, iron ore (diesel rebate, uses coal to be processed) and industrial agriculture such as meat?
3. damages from fossil fuel emissions?
3. untaxed wealth from Australia's 170 billionaires who are currently taxed at a rate of 0.8%?
#AusPol #Australia #fossilfuels #emissions #billionaires #AustraliaInstitute #thinktanks
https://www.rff.org/publications/reports/global-energy-outlook-2026/
"The #world will exceed 1.5°C of #warming above preindustrial levels by 2050. Despite some success in reducing the trajectory of #global #emissions, achieving the 2015 Paris Agreement "stretch goal" of 1.5°C is no longer plausible. Limiting #temperature rise to 2°C will be extremely challenging and requires additional policy effort."
Remember - Jim Hansen is forecasting 1.7 degrees of warming during the 2026-7 El Nino
#climate #climatechange #climatecrisis
La Lune : objet de fascination scientifique, source d'inspiration poétique et témoin de l'histoire humaine...
#podcast #baladodiffusion #émissions #astronomie #science #poésie #radio #histoire
Face à l'État, le ressentiment des gouvernés + Puis c'est le romancier Bertrand Guillot dont le roman L'Abolition des privilèges a paru aux éditions Les Avrils qui explore la nuit du 4 août 1789.
#sociologie #podcast #baladodiffusion #émissions #presse #actualités #politique #social #radio

Pourquoi, en France, les gouvernés s'en prennent-ils autant à l'État ? Le sociologue Alexis Spire montre que cette défiance n'est pas un caprice : elle se nourrit, au contact d'un État qui promet et abandonne. Il est rejoint par l'écrivain Bertrand Guillot.