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US scientists fight back!
The NOAA is being restored independently.
US scientists fight back!
The NOAA is being restored independently.
US scientists fight back!
The NOAA is being restored independently.
If anyone comes across a #statistics or #DataScience job in an English or French speaking country safe for a family with Black and gay people…hmu.
Not urgently looking…but not not looking.
Prefer focus on #climate
"As the #Liberals have shifted rightward—not just on #immigration but also on #military spending, #climate policy, and #publicsafety—the federal Conservative leader appears to have gone looking for an issue on which to distinguish himself. He is now signalling that scapegoating immigrants and people seeking asylum will be central to that plan." https://breachmedia.ca/poilievre-anti-immigrant-carney-policy-book/
#cdnpoli#NeverTrustLiberals #NeverVoteConservative
"As the #Liberals have shifted rightward—not just on #immigration but also on #military spending, #climate policy, and #publicsafety—the federal Conservative leader appears to have gone looking for an issue on which to distinguish himself. He is now signalling that scapegoating immigrants and people seeking asylum will be central to that plan." https://breachmedia.ca/poilievre-anti-immigrant-carney-policy-book/
#cdnpoli#NeverTrustLiberals #NeverVoteConservative
If anyone comes across a #statistics or #DataScience job in an English or French speaking country safe for a family with Black and gay people…hmu.
Not urgently looking…but not not looking.
Prefer focus on #climate
“More than two million people have been evacuated in Pakistan's Punjab province as floods sweep the country's eastern region..
The floods have also wreaked havoc in neighbouring India, killing at least 30 people and affecting more than 354,000…
Amid the latest wave of floods, Pakistani authorities this week declared a climate emergency.“
Radar analysis suggested the central parts of the city received more than 100mm rain in the same period – almost half the city’s usual rainfall for the entire month of SeptemberJapan has faced a succession of severe weather events this summer, with flooding, landslides and record heat adding to mounting concerns about how climate change is amplifying extremes in one of the world’s most densely populated regions
https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/rainfall-tokyo-power-cut-latest-b2825147.html
“More than two million people have been evacuated in Pakistan's Punjab province as floods sweep the country's eastern region..
The floods have also wreaked havoc in neighbouring India, killing at least 30 people and affecting more than 354,000…
Amid the latest wave of floods, Pakistani authorities this week declared a climate emergency.“
Radar analysis suggested the central parts of the city received more than 100mm rain in the same period – almost half the city’s usual rainfall for the entire month of SeptemberJapan has faced a succession of severe weather events this summer, with flooding, landslides and record heat adding to mounting concerns about how climate change is amplifying extremes in one of the world’s most densely populated regions
https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/rainfall-tokyo-power-cut-latest-b2825147.html
“We should invest in small, affordable vehicles.
We will propose to work with industry on a new Small Affordable Cars initiative.
The future of cars - and the cars of the future - must be made in Europe.”
— President von der Leyen will hold tomorrow the third Strategic Dialogue on the Future of the European Automotive Industry.
The dialogue is a continuation of our commitment to safeguarding the future of a sector that is vital to European prosperity.
The future of #cars is to NOT be individually owned, and to be a last resort means of transportation.
Reducing drastically the share cars take in our transportation, the space they take when parked in our #cities, the #hospital beds they fill with #roadCasualties, is vital to our #climate, our #wellbeing and our #health.
We should invest in #rail and #bike #infrastructure, and not replace 260 million cars by as many e-cars.
A FREE virtual conference brought to you by Public Invention and GreenLathe Collective, featuring scientists and inventors covering topics such as:
Open Medical Hardware
Open Software for Medical Systems
Community Action and Resilience in Medicine
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I know these people, they're actual #openSource#openHardware scientists and I'd love to join! :)
A FREE virtual conference brought to you by Public Invention and GreenLathe Collective, featuring scientists and inventors covering topics such as:
Open Medical Hardware
Open Software for Medical Systems
Community Action and Resilience in Medicine
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I know these people, they're actual #openSource#openHardware scientists and I'd love to join! :)
involve injecting carbon into geological formations or turning it into rocks, where it will stay put for at least 1,000 years — about the same amount of time that CO2 from the burning of fossil fuels will remain in the atmosphere.
Currently, these durable techniques don’t work at scale: They account for just 0.1 percent of global carbon removal each year
https://grist.org/accountability/report-carbon-dioxide-removal-companies/
#ClimateChange#GlobalWarming#IrreversibleOverheating#UpheavalClimate#MassExtinction #environment #climate
"One model is the North African zeer pot: two nested #clay pots separated by wet sand. As air moves across the surface, evaporation chills the inner pot enough to preserve vegetables for weeks... Using local clay and a ceramic 3D printer, the team built porous column modules packed with sand and water. Like a scaled-up zeer pot, air cools as it passes over the moist surface."
https://atmos.earth/the-future-of-cooling-was-invented-thousands-of-years-ago/
For Blake Gerard, a fourth-generation farmer working the flood-prone fields of the Mississippi River bottomlands in Alexander County, Ill., there was no sense in fighting nature.
“I could grow something that would grow in water,” he said. Or quit.
https://www.propublica.org/article/illinois-farming-rice-soy-corn-flooding-mississippi-river?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mastodon-post
#News#Illinois#Farming#Agriculture#Climate#ClimateChange#Flood
Why Some Farmers Are Stuck Raising Crops That No Longer Thrive
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Some farmers keep growing in flood- and drought-prone fields because subsidies soften the losses, while federal programs meant to help them change course have been underfunded and mired in bureaucracy. Under Trump, those programs may weaken further.
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