Former research scientist, Carbon Cycle & Forests. PhD in Maths, MSc Meteorology. Tweet about climate, biodiversity, and inequality. ME/CFS/POTS #FBPPR
Al Gore isn't a scientist.
There’s over 34,000 cited published research papers from scientists in just the last IPCC AR6 2021 report alone.
There’s not even one “skeptic” paper that has ever successfully refuted ANY of the science.
"The cumulative scientific evidence is unequivocal that human activities, principally through emissions of greenhouse gases, have caused global warming"- IPCC AR6 2021
"Indicators of Global Climate Change 2025: annual update of key indicators of the state of the climate system and human influence" https://t.co/5BN3JZBzFc https://t.co/FkwRA1lM5l
@TakeThatClouds@MagzinNJ Odd how there are a lot of living things that look totally healthy in this image. Almost as if the clouds are, radical idea I know, just normal clouds
UK Monthly Max Temperature Records
5 in the last 10 years
8 are in the last 25 years
Jan - 2024
Feb - 2019
Mar - 1968
Apr - 1949
May - 2026
Jun - 1957/1976 (joint)
Jul - 2022
Aug - 2003
Sep - 1906
Oct - 2011
Nov - 2015
Dec - 2019
Source: https://t.co/YdACpBnieH
@TheDisproof@JunkScience That post by Steve had me laughing so much. Probably the silliest post I've seen in a long time, and that is saying something.
@renewablesmiffy Agreed. Also, any fields that aren't likely to start extraction in the short not worth it, any that could be are ok if any tax revenue raised is used to help clean energy transition.
@ReemAmirIbrahim And there in lies the problem. No one who is opposed to the current market and policy support have no answers to the future
A merry go round of people building careers based on protest and no solutions
Young white British men are bleeding to death in the street as a direct result of our racist establishment.
I will never forget, and I will never forgive.
@LucyGoBag The officers fucked up.
The conservative outrage grift is exploiting it to try and trigger further outrage for political reasons.
Two things can be correct at the same time,
@volcaholic1 Had an obnoxious potential client, glad in the end they decided not to take up our services. People now really demanding in a way I rarely saw before 2019. *sigh*
@TheDisproof Agreed. Also he tabloids using WXCharts anomaly maps often get mistaken (or on purpose?) for BBC, ITV, Met Office forecasts and they have more dramatic looking colour scales.
The latest CFSv2 model results for El Nino (ONI) anomalies later this year are kinda nuts, with a peak at nearly 3.9C in November.
NOAA needs to once again raise the y-axis range; here is what it should look like without all the runs above 4C cut off:
@JustContrails@DarrenPlymouth The map isn't even from May, it's from 1st July 2025. Some deniers have been misrepresenting it as last week's forecast. Here is that map in this article last summer
https://t.co/7iwiZpvhH6
@MetJam_ The map on the left is also misrepresented as a forecast map in the recent heatwave, but reverse image search showed it first appeared in the Independent on 1st July 2025.
https://t.co/7iwiZpvhH6