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Rose Nov 22, 2023

Dr. Katharine Hayhoe Nov 22, 2023

The holiday season is upon us, which means it's a great time to make plans to talk climate with friends and family.

Here are my best tips on connecting what we know (our head) to why it matters (our heart) to what each of us can do about it (our hands).

Read on, and subscribe for more. It's free!

https://www.talkingclimate.ca/

Talking Climate | Katharine Hayhoe | Substack

Subscribe to Katharine's newsletter for a clear-eyed and hopeful look at climate science and solutions. Receive weekly climate updates, good climate news, event information, ideas on things to do and ways to join the conversation. Click to read Talking Climate, by Katharine Hayhoe, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

Rose Nov 22, 2023

Steven Beschloss Nov 22, 2023

It amazes—and alarms—me how much hatred some people express toward Joe Biden. You can disagree with his politics and worldview, but any normal person paying attention can grasp his empathy and decency. That hate is the outgrowth of propaganda.

Rose Nov 22, 2023

BfDI Nov 22, 2023

Da soll noch mal einer sagen, die Datenschutzbehörden seien nicht wirtschaftsnah: Wir tagen heute in Lübeck sogar in der Handwerkskammer 😇

Vielen Dank an die Gastgeberin

Rose Nov 21, 2023

Peter Gleick Nov 21, 2023

I haven't been to a single COP and I'm trying to keep my streak alive.

Rose Nov 17, 2023

Robert Reich Nov 17, 2023

Meta will allow political ads that claim the 2020 election was stolen.

YouTube will no longer remove videos making similar claims.

Monetizing lies has become a big business in America. It’s one of the core challenges to democracy.

Rose Nov 16, 2023

Peter Gleick Nov 15, 2023

Exclusive: at least 228 water conflicts were recorded in 2022 – an 87% rise on the year before, Pacific Institute database shows.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/nov/15/water-related-violence-russia-israel-report

Russia and Israel lead global surge in attacks on civilian water supplies

Exclusive: at least 228 water conflicts were recorded in 2022 – an 87% rise on the year before, Pacific Institute database shows

The Guardian

Rose Nov 15, 2023

taz (inoffiziell)Nov 15, 2023

Neue Studien zeigen, dass die Mehrheit der Ameisen nicht arbeitet. Ihre Produktivität leidet darunter nicht. Was Menschen davon lernen können.#Wissenschaft #Insekten #Tiere #Zukunft #wochentaz #Öko
Ameisen bei der Arbeit: Chillt doch mal

Ameisen bei der Arbeit: Chillt doch mal

Neue Studien zeigen, dass die Mehrheit der Ameisen nicht arbeitet. Ihre Produktivität leidet darunter nicht. Was Menschen davon lernen können.

Rose Nov 14, 2023

Peter Gleick Nov 14, 2023

The latest podcast about #water, and my book The Three Ages of Water, in "Water We Talking About?"

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0A86Rz82aQD6H3GyzNYHa9?si=1ef33cf19c964932&nd=1

Peter Gleick: The Stories Of Water

Listen to this episode from Water We Talking About? on Spotify. Dr. Peter Gleick, co-founder of the Pacific Institute, is a scientist by trade and prefers using books to tell the story of water. His recently published work, The Three Ages Of Water, tells the story of water as far back as the evolution of our solar system.

Spotify

Rose Nov 13, 2023

taz (inoffiziell)Nov 13, 2023

Die philippinische Menschenrechtsaktivistin Leila de Lima kommt nach fast sieben Jahren frei. Sie wurde mutmaßlich zu Unrecht inhaftiert.#Philippinen #Drogenkrieg #RodrigoDuterte #FerdinandMarcos #Asien #Politik
Justiz in den Philippinen: Duterte Kritikerin ist frei

Justiz in den Philippinen: Duterte Kritikerin ist frei

Die philippinische Menschenrechtsaktivistin Leila de Lima kommt nach fast sieben Jahren frei. Sie wurde mutmaßlich zu Unrecht inhaftiert.

Rose Nov 8, 2023

Peter Gleick Nov 8, 2023

More evidence that #climatechange is making droughts more severe, this time in relation to the severe three-year drought in Iran, Syria, and Iraq.

"the drought conditions in Syria and Iraq are 25 times more likely because of #climate change, and in Iran, 16 times more likely."

https://apnews.com/article/climate-change-drought-syria-iraq-iran-bd1c8458da5fbd2be766b25ecd86e958

Nasty drought in Syria, Iraq and Iran wouldn't have happened without climate change, study finds

A new study says the three-year drought that has left millions of people in Syria, Iraq and Iran with little water wouldn’t have happened without human-caused climate change. Wednesday's study says the west Asian drought, which started in July 2020, is mostly because hotter-than-normal temperatures are evaporating the little rainfall that fell. The study by a team of international climate scientists at World Weather Attribution is not yet peer-reviewed but follows established techniques. The study's lead author says without the world warming 1.2 degrees Celsius since the mid-19th century there would be no drought at all.

AP News