Frederik Hoedeman

Just here to observe and for the archive. See you on Bluesky 👌

Advisor Green mobility at Copenhagen Municipality

[Prof. Ryan Katz-Rosene @ryankatzrosene]

🚨🚨🚨 New Nature Communications study on AMOC with very good news! Author says about it: "Based on the results, the AMOC is more stable than we thought," Vogt said. "This might mean that the AMOC isn't as close to a tipping point as previously suggested." Let’s freakin’ hope!

[Andy Boenau @Boenau]

Car Brain leads a person to say, "I can use the bike lane because I've got my bike with me."

[Helen Bevan @HelenBevan]

Why efforts to decentralise decision making consistently fail & how to make it succeed. In the health & care sector, many organisations are seeking to reduce hierarchy, cut the number of layers, decentralise authority etc. Yet research suggests such efforts often fail, with organisations reverting to old ways of working. New research shows that:
1) The decentralisation of authority is not a one-time structural change but a continuous process marked by ongoing tensions.
2) Operationalising decentralisation when people have unequal authority involves a massive collective effort by both leaders & workers to draw & define the boundaries of authority & change the way people perceive & relate to one another’s authority.
3) (When it fails) the shift back to centralised authority is not just initiated by leaders wanting to restore coordination and control - it is driven by people at all levels in the organisation, often for relational & psychological reasons.
We can redraw the structure charts, but if we don't back that up with a significant effort to change the dynamics of power, accountability & control at every level in the organisation, it is likely to be unsuccessful.
Podcast from @INSEADKnowledge: https://t.co/9lSYU95fNS
Research article by @yanche: https://t.co/7ylkr8tRPk

[ChristophEllersgaard @chellersgaard]

Det spændende spørgsmål her er om erhvervslivets top har fået mere at vide end offentligheden og hvordan vi synes det spiller, sådan rent demokratisk

[Andy Boenau @Boenau]

About that empty bus lane...

[Scott Lear, PhD @DrScottLear]

Is it better to sit or stand?

Extensive standing also carries health risk & in this blog I discuss the pros/cons of standing and what really is the best alternative to standing.
#health #fitness
https://t.co/2kp4hsWokY

[Hans Tino Hansen @HthHans]

Taler i dag på konferencen “Fremtidens Transport” om de militære og sikkerhedsmæssige implikationer for infrastruktur med fokus på transport. Der er nok at tage fat i.

[Prof. Ryan Katz-Rosene @ryankatzrosene]

"Siri, what 15 second video clip serves as a metaphor for the culmination of the last half-Century of American-led, fossil fuel driven, neoliberal capitalism?"

[Video by @stuartpalley]

[Florian Ederer @florianederer]

Give people housing and they'll have kids!

Obtaining housing increases the average probability of having a child by 3.8% and the number of children by 3.2%.

For 20 to 25-year-olds, the corresponding effects are 32% and 33%.

[Frederik Hoedeman @fredhoedeman]

@EricTopol @NatureMedicine Sums up why congestion pricing is an incredibly good idea if you want a healthier population

[sam @sam_d_1995]

gotta say, it’s pretty funny to see congestion pricing opponents say both that “congestion pricing is too expensive” and “congestion pricing will have zero effect on congestion”

these two arguments are mutually exclusive!

[Helen Bevan @HelenBevan]

There's a growing appreciation of the importance of trust for team leadership & effective change. As leaders we are signal generators - our smallest actions & interactions can build or destroy trust. I like this piece on powerful, practical ways we can build trust with our team members (& partners, peers & collaborators): https://t.co/6lVx0PSnTI. By Pinnacle Project via @Medium

[Assaad Razzouk @AssaadRazzouk]

It took 30 years for Poland’s share of electricity from coal to go from 96% in 1990 to 68% in 2020. But Poland will get to 0 coal by 2032 -and its 2nd largest utility just announced it’s exiting coal by 2030

Dumping fossil fuels slowly, then all at once https://t.co/pftvvB2HfY

[Trafikselskaberne i Danmark @Trafikselskaber]

Tillykke til @moviatrafik , som har sendt 66 nye elbusser på vejene, hvilket betyder at halvdelen af busflåden nu er emissionsfri. Flot udvikling, som også ses i de andre trafikselskaber.
#dktrp #dkgreen #dkpol
https://t.co/j8uFoZqvQJ

[David Dunning @daviddunning6]

What has happened before will happen again,
What has been done before will be done again.
--Ecclesiastes 1:9

NYT downplays Hitler's anti-semitism as a play for the rubes, 1922.
h/t @Ritholtz
https://t.co/rshsnC8Zf1

[Edward Lucas @edwardlucas]

welcome Kęstutis -- you are a champion for Lithuania and the West's freedom and security !

[Jiří Pehe @JiriPehe]

Vícenásobní laureáti
Time”s Person of the Year:
3x
F. D. Roosevelt
2x
Stalin, Truman, Nixon, Churchill, Marshall, G.W. Bush, L. Johnson, Reagan, Gorbačev, Cinton, Obama, Trump

[Stephen Barlow @SteB777]

We are starting to see a consistent pattern across the globe:

"Arctic tundra is now emitting more carbon than it absorbs, US agency says"
https://t.co/h1mA9XdmMQ
1/🧵

[Frederik Hoedeman @fredhoedeman]

Så blev det hvid jul alligevel...

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The most wonderful time of the year

[Jean-Michel Glachant @JMGlachant]

Hungary Closer to Russia

By signing with Russian state company Rosatom for 2 nuclear Russian-designed VVER reactors, each of 1.2 GW.

Construction work to start in 2025.

https://t.co/sNlTLFU2L2