Writer. Migrant. Dad for future. I have a weakness for wild berries. And climate justice. Views my own etc
also ๐ฆฃ @[email protected] ๐ฆ @IdoLiven.bsky.social
In the year since I last posted on this platform it has become, not just abhorrently virulent, but a greater threat to societies. Just like its owner. There's a reason why so many have found staying is morally indefensible.
Happy to (re)connect elsewhere.
"itโs a testament to how bad climate change has been permitted to get, and how quickly."
Climate Models Canโt Explain Whatโs Happening to Earth https://t.co/gDcDyxR9l7
"For those who have lost everything in climate disasters, the apocalypse has already arrived. ... How bad things get depends on how long we let the fossil fuel industry continue to call the shots" - @ClimateHuman https://t.co/o6TBqqTweV
Going under the radar, in the midst of a furor over an August 2023 meeting between Israel's energy minister and Libya's then foreign minister: more fossil gas.
Icelandic whaling has long been a hot potato. It involves anything from science to business to geopolitics. It's been the subject of much int'l furor but for Icelanders it seems to be mostly about ethics and a sense of sovereignty.
In the time since, there has been some progress. But after last month the Icelandic government approved at least four more years of whaling, the key issues appear to remain the same.
Here's my then deep dive: https://t.co/nUrtHGNPuB
Icelandic whaling has long been a hot potato. It involves anything from science to business to geopolitics. It's been the subject of much int'l furor but for Icelanders it seems to be mostly about ethics and a sense of sovereignty.
Fourteen years ago, I took a deep dive in a bid to disentangle the controversy. I pored through reports, crunched some numbers and talked to academics, activists, government officials and a whale watching tour operator. I even visited a whale meat factory. It was truly educating.
"countries reported more than 7 million deaths from COVID-19 but the true death toll is estimated to be at least three times higher".
I knew one of them and have to wonder how many lives could have been saved without the anti-vax disinformation pandemic.
https://t.co/qiAewjfBtj
Yesterday, Poland assumed the EU Council Presidency for the next six months. A helpful overview of the Polish government's priorities: https://t.co/UUJtyO46Vi
In 2020, two of the architects of the Paris Agreement published the book The Future We Choose. Five years later, the future looks particularly bleak. But itโs also become even more urgent we start building our societiesโ tomorrow: https://t.co/wncC2VfbO8
The last coal from three of Walbrzych's mines now at the excellent @Stara_Kopalnia visitor center.
High time for Poland to step up the #JustTransition and move beyond coal.
In 2020, two of the architects of the Paris Agreement published the book The Future We Choose. Five years later, the future looks particularly bleak. But itโs also become even more urgent we start building our societiesโ tomorrow: https://t.co/wncC2VfbO8