Teemu Hynninen

theoretical physicist, university lecturer at University of Turku, Finland

[Teemu Hynninen @thynnine]

https://t.co/Apmt31Pl7D

[CognitiveDissonances @CDissonances]

https://t.co/AuczgkxSHf Ongoing effects of pandemic-imposed learning environment disruption on student attitudes, Physical Review Education

[Paul Cottle @PaulCottlePhys]

Results from Finland about the impact of the pandemic on university physics majors: "...the period of extended remote learning due to the pandemic had a negative effect on the students’ expertlike views" https://t.co/s7IpVrlmd1 @PhysRevPER

[Teemu Hynninen @thynnine]

Nämäkin riippuvat paikasta, alasta ja henkilöistä. Olen ollut karonkassa, joka järjestettiin saunassa ja ruokana oli mm. sipsejä. Oli hauska karonkka, ja kaikkien mielestä hyvä valinta!

[Johan Rockström @jrockstrom]

10 years ago science showed there are 15 known Earth tipping elements that regulate the state of the Planet. Today we present findings that 9 of these 15 systems are on the move. There is now scientific support for declaring a state of Planetary Emergency https://t.co/eahKmOnUxg

[Europe Elects @EuropeElects]

European Parliament vote:

Support by group for declaring "climate emergency", present MEPs calling on leaders to take action on climate:

Greens/EFA: 100%
Left GUE/NGL: 100%
Centre-left S&D: 99%
Liberal RE: 84%
NI: 60%
Centre-right EPP: 42%
Conservative ECR: 5%
Right ID: 2%

[nature @Nature]

"We are in a state of planetary emergency: both the risk and urgency of the situation are acute." https://t.co/HSnOy9314w

[António Guterres @antonioguterres]

We are on the brink of failing to limit global warming to 1.5°C, according to the new @UNEP Emissions Gap Report.

This is unacceptable.

We need more #ClimateAction ambition from every country, city, business and individual to protect our future.
https://t.co/cJo1PAMdwY

[Eric Holthaus @EricHolthaus]

Koalas have now become "functionally extinct" in recent months due to fires, drought, heat, and deforestation. An iconic and irreplaceable species will no longer be able to survive in the wild without massive intervention.

We are in a climate emergency. https://t.co/YMZkjrhdob

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

Hours of daylight as a function of day of the year and latitude. Took me a second to read this chart. Totally worth the second of effort. A marvellous animation. Source: https://t.co/pJk5c4vM2z

[Lauri Myllyvirta @laurimyllyvirta]

Would you guess it? The @IEA's updated outlook for solar power additions is: oops it grew again but now it stops here. Embarrassing.
https://t.co/8OylYmeMrO

[Alex Steffen @AlexSteffen]

Carbon Bubble begins to show visible strain, enters stage that's very akin to the founders of a Ponzi scheme paying the early members extra money when they start to get worried that their investments are worthless and the FBI investigation is real.

[Paul Dawson 📚 @PaulEDawson]

“Climate change is no longer a distant threat but something that is impacting economies now,”

In 2018 the US sustained $91 billion in damages from climate-related disasters, including tropical cyclones, severe storms, inland floods, droughts & wildfires https://t.co/UtHE0GDK5g

[Climate Watcher 🔥 @pmagn]

Today Is The First Day In History Where It Forgot To Rain Across The WHOLE Of Australia

https://t.co/gVj6tNkcWS

[Eric Holthaus @EricHolthaus]

For the first time in recorded history, there was no rain anywhere in mainland Australia today.

Tomorrow, for the first time ever, Sydney will be at “catastrophic” risk of wildfire — a brand new category of risk.

We are in a climate emergency.

https://t.co/hJ3vpsHIXF

[Alex Steffen @AlexSteffen]

We don't talk about this enough:

Humanity emitted more than half of all CO2 in roughly the last 30 years.

Decisions made in the 80s, 90s +00s kept emissions growing.

Other paths were realistic and available.

The climate emergency is not an ancient curse, it's a recent choice.

[Dr. Robert Rohde @RARohde]

Berkeley Earth Update for September 2019

+0.83 ± 0.06 C above the 1951-1980 average

Or equivalently, +1.21 ± 0.07 C above the 1850-1900 average

Warmest September since instrumental measurements began in 1850.

[XKCD Comic @xkcdComic]

53 Cards https://t.co/RppTqwjPMi https://t.co/qhgAk4JUCy

[Rupert Read 🌍 🔥 @GreenRupertRead]

There must be 2500 people at least now in Traf Square.
All breaking the law, according to the police here.
But the Sun’s out.
Our numbers are growing by the minute.
We are
#ExtinctionRebellion.
And the Government has lost the high ground to us - by trying to ban us...
Pse RT!