A special day with a truly exceptional person 🌊✨
Honored to meet @carlosduartephd Duarte a scientist whose work doesn’t just advance marine science
but reshapes how the world thinks about oceans climate and the future 🌍🔬.
This paper shows that X (formerly Twitter) is a toxic platform managed to polarize views and promote toxic interactions.
Time to leave X! My next post will be to say goodbye and provide my new social media address in a non toxic, decentralized platform https://t.co/Uft3mzA98C
Honoured to be awarded the #engagementaustralia#excellenceawards for the wonderful partnership between @Griffith_Uni and @SeaWorldAU. Fabulous recognition for the teams of Griffith researchers and Sea World staff who work together to find solutions and promote marine science.
A pioneer of electric mobility and now recognised on the TIME100 Climate List for 2024...
Congratulations to our Co-founder Alejandro Agag on the recognition 👏
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Rebuilding the broken basis of humanism is an urgent task, as this is the foundation upon SDGs, biodiversity and climate action rest. These are now rendered a house of cards about to tip over.
John Kerry impressed the world when the US pledged 13 million for the loss and damage fund in COP28; less than Austria or Denmark…no wonder he resigned shortly after of embarrassment.
@carlosduartephd (a) Biden made great strides on climate mitigation, with assistance of our friend John Kerry; unfortunately voters were ill-informed & unaware. (b) "Green" candidate was a Putin puppet, not "green" at all. WRT limiting climate change, what is discomforting is this, my friend.
what discomforts me these days are not images of elderly leaders shaking hands but of children killed and mutilated under the horror unfolding in front of our eyes.
Great respect for American humanists, no stone thrown… only noticing (a) 2nd time Pres. Trump elected, so voters were aware of what to expect; (b) only the Green candidate opposed war, receiving 0.4% of popular vote.
SA is making great strides in a + direction.
@carlosduartephd As a European, you should probably add F.D. Roosevelt, as well. Many Americans citizens remain committed to humanism under trying circumstances. Believe me, I find no comfort in replying. My point was that perhaps one should be mindful of one's own kingdom when throwing stones.
Finding confort in such statement is part of the problem. I was thinking of A. Lincoln, M. L. King Jr., Jefferson and the many American citizens that built the - now broken - foundations of humanism.
Trump's climate denialism will result in massive loss of the US's moral authority and it's economic opportunities in addressing the global climate crisis.
Agreed, with much sadness, bitterness and frustration. The basic humanistic principles upon which any world order may rest is broken and in urgent need of repair. We need moral leaders of the stature of Mandela and Luther King, but none are in sight.
Over 51 dead in the unprecedented floods in Spain… too much energy in the ocean, transferred to the atmosphere
We start to see what an ocean at +1.5 C means for us
Time to accelerate climate action