@daveganicca.bsky.social
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Beginner botanist. Supporter of nature restoration and wilding. Lover of the outdoors and nature. Believer in fairness and opportunity. Secular Buddhist and vegan.
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daveganicca.bsky.social
This is excellent- eye-opening in a depressing sort of way…
samfr.bsky.social
New post just out:

The relationship between Russia and the European radical right goes well beyond Reform's Nathan Gill being bribed.

In this post I trace the history back to the 1990s and look at the threat it poses now.

(£/free trial)

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Russia and the rise of the radical right
Marine Le Pen meets with Putin before the 2017 French Presidential election (Photo credit Mikhail Klimentyev/AFP via Getty Images)
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daveganicca.bsky.social
I thought it was the projections that were the main issue not current spend?
daveganicca.bsky.social
Does that net negative figure tell us anything about how likely he is to be PM in current context? IIRC numbers that low in times gone by meant the electorate had already decided you weren’t PM material?
daveganicca.bsky.social
Self evidently not true on climate change where even Reform voters want action according to polls . Farage and Tice miles out of steps with anti-renewables , pro-fracking snake oil
daveganicca.bsky.social
Great piece from @samfr.bsky.social . Fixing the NHS looks like a long, expensive haul to me. Prevention needs so many join-ups in policy- from more access to nature, to mental health, food strategy, tackling poor housing to even things like noise, air and light pollution…
daveganicca.bsky.social
Good, now I can fake being well informed and hint I read everything overnight rather than just watching The Accountant 2 ..
daveganicca.bsky.social
Fixing climate change would go a long way to sorting future food prices. It’s the baby days so far on climate damage I’m afraid, the shallow end of the pool…
daveganicca.bsky.social
On top of recent costs arising from energy price spikes, minimum wage increases and NI increases and falling int student numbers and falling cost recovery on research
daveganicca.bsky.social
Is this on? Or do you simply not know what you’re talking about?
daveganicca.bsky.social
Why would you think it isn’t a growth opportunity?
daveganicca.bsky.social
What do you expect Labour to say, out of interest? Thanks
daveganicca.bsky.social
Glad you said that. I had very similar conversations where I seemed to be amongst the few thinking that the book, whilst taking an interesting approach, was basically wrong in much of what it concluded. I’d forgotten how much enthusiasm there was in certain circles
daveganicca.bsky.social
He doesn’t have the smallest idea what he is talking about on climate change. Bloviating idiot
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gurdeep.ca
My friend Henry (who was also my student) & I decided to create some joy in –20°C weather in the Yukon and share it with you all. He is in grade 5 now. We are sending joy, hope, and positivity.

(Share such messages to train your algorithm to bring positive and human-centric stories to your feed)
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aukehoekstra.bsky.social
We now predict a mean of 2.7C of warming in 2100.
Not the 4C we predicted a decade ago.

This is due to less exaggeration and better policy and technology.

However, 2.7C is still very bad and it could still become much worse.

At the same time we can bend the curve down further
hausfath.bsky.social
I have a new paper in Dialogues on Climate Change exploring climate outcomes under current policies. I find that we are likely headed toward 2.7C by 2100 (with uncertainties from 1.9C to 3.7C), and that high end emissions scenarios have become much less likely.

journals.sagepub.com...
daveganicca.bsky.social
A very useful thread thanks