Max @MaxForetB

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Romain Espinosa @EspinosaRomain

3 years ago

🚨Des chercheurs et chercheuses viennent de publier les résultats d'un des plus gros projets de recherche jamais entrepris sur les capacités hédonistes et cognitives des animaux.🤯 C'est incroyable et je vous explique les grandes lignes.⬇️

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Julia Steinberger @JKSteinberger

3 years ago

A few words about decoupling of CO2 emissions from GDP. Lots of people are sharing this plot as evidence that economic growth is universally compatible with emissions reductions. And let's be clear: emissions reductions here are real AND good news. However ...

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Greg De Temmerman @Gregdt1

3 years ago

Taux de recyclage et de pertes pour une sélection de 61 métaux. Le recyclage des métaux sera clairement un domaine en fort développement dans les années à venir pour limiter la quantité d'extraction Source: nature.com/articles/d4158…

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Maxime Combes @MaximCombes

3 years ago

Ce midi, sur @franceinter j'ai entendu @GabrielAttal justifier l'action écologique du gouvernement en se félicitant qu'il y ait 700 000 rénovations thermiques de logements par an. C'est faux. 🧵⤵️ #MaPrimeRenov

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Carbon Brief @CarbonBrief

3 years ago

Explainer: How ‘Shared Socioeconomic Pathways’ explore future climate change | @hausfath #archive Read here: bit.ly/37ynXY7

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Jason Hickel @jasonhickel

4 years ago

I'm excited to announce this new paper we have out in The Lancet Planetary Health. We quantified national responsibility for ecological breakdown for the first time. Results and interactive graphics are in the thread below: 🧵 thelancet.com/journals/lanpl…

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Andrew Ahern @AndrewsonEarth

3 years ago

Green growth is the ideological denial of the climate crisis, the ecological emergency, and material reality.

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Ayesha Tandon @AyeshaTandon

3 years ago

1% of people were responsible for almost a quarter of greenhouse gas emissions over 1990-2019 Eye-opening stats in this piece on emissions inequality over the past 3 decades. My coverage of the @naturesustainab study for @CarbonBrief bit.ly/3SF9UG2 🧵 1/n

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Carbon Brief @CarbonBrief

3 years ago

Analysis: Which countries are historically responsible for climate change? | @DrSimEvans @tomoprater #archive Read: j.mp/3mQPtHS

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Lucas Chancel @lucas_chancel

3 years ago

Excited to release this paper in @Nature sustainability today! Study: nature.com/articles/s4189… Pre-print : lucaschancel.com/global-carbon-…

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Emeric FINCK @Que_Lenergie

4 years ago

De 2009 à 2019, la consommation mondiale d'énergie finale est passée d'≈ 320 à ≈ 380 EJ (fig. 2 👇p33 ren21.net/wp-content/upl…). Qu'est-ce que cela devrait inspirer à ceux qui nous gouvernent, ainsi qu'aux scientifiques qui les alertent, en qui les citoyens font confiance ? 1/

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Juliette Quef @JulietteQuef

3 years ago

Aujourd’hui sort enfin la « Charte pour un journalisme à la hauteur de l’urgence écologique ». Un texte important et un intense travail de collaboration entre de nombreuses rédactions. Je vous raconte pourquoi, à l’heure de l’urgence climatique, il faut se coaliser 🧵

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Peter Kalmus @ClimateHuman

3 years ago

Once again: Warning about climate impacts is not "doomism." It's an expression of the urgent need to act in order to avoid as many impacts as possible. As a society we SHOULD be afraid. Fear leads to action. Fear is what provides that kick out of the status quo.

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Peter Kalmus @ClimateHuman

3 years ago

Eventual society-wide emergency-mode climate action is assured. Things are intensifying - it's physics - and the shift to emergency mode WILL happen once enough people freak out. What I'm pushing for is for this shift to occur as soon as possible so we save as much as possible.

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Nathan John Hagens @NJHagens

3 years ago

Degrowth - or a reduction in material throughput - is a near certainty in coming decades. Could it be voluntary? Can it be informed? Can it be prepared for? These questions and more with ecological economist @timparrique on this week's TGS podcast: thegreatsimplification.com/episode/32-tim…

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Jason Hickel @jasonhickel

3 years ago

The tragedy in Pakistan is a stark reminder of climate injustice. The top map shows which nations are most responsible for excess emissions. The bottom map shows which nations are most impacted by it. Climate breakdown is playing out along colonial lines.

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Méda Dominique @dominiquemeda.bsky.social @dominique_meda

3 years ago

Maintenant qu’il est clair que la surconsommation des uns détruit la base de vie des autres, la lutte en faveur de la réduction des inégalités de revenus & de patrimoine apparaît comme une des principales politiques écologiques. Ma chronique dans le Monde lemonde.fr/idees/article/…

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Jason Hickel @jasonhickel

3 years ago

Pakistan is still within its fair share of the safe planetary boundary for CO2 emissions. The global North countries, as a group, have overshot the boundary several times over, driving climate breakdown.

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Climate Dad @ClimateDad77

3 years ago

Green Growth is the most dangerous illusion. You can’t fix a problem caused by grotesque overconsumption by just changing what you over-consume. You can only fix a problem caused by grotesque overconsumption by consuming less. A lot less.

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Julia Steinberger @JKSteinberger

4 years ago

We're barrelling head first into a cataclysmic climate disaster of planetary scale, and our governments and economies are COMPLETELY disregarding the emergency exit that would spare us. We're not going to make it, and it's not because "solutions" don't exist. A 🧵, I guess. 1/