@MikeHudema Ocean deoxygenation is something people donโt talk about enough compared to climate change. How quickly are oxygen levels actually dropping in coastal areas, and is this mainly from warming water or nutrient runoff?
@MikeHudema Itโs interesting that scientists were already talking about coal and climate impacts over 100 years ago. Why do you think society still struggles to act on scientific knowledge even when the evidence has existed for so long?
This makes me think about how interconnected energy, global trade, and climate policy really are. Transitioning to renewables wouldnโt just reduce emissions, it could shift entire supply chains. Thoughts? #ClimateAction
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Seeing literacy rates drop is worrying. Bigger classes and tech overload, combined with limited support and resources, are hurting focus and communication skills. The impact goes far beyond the classroom.
@EM203MarynH I agree! Learning in non school contexts makes the ideas feel way more real. The sport angle is especially interesting because so much learning happens informally there.
First lessons in #EM203 made me realize learning isnโt just memorizing anymore โ itโs about connections, networks, and knowing where to look when info changes. Very connectivism-coded. #EM203Robin