All Our Yesterdays
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Daily "on this day" posts abt climate history - science, politics, protest, technology, etc (from 1661 to 2024). Also interviews, commentary. Ideas for posts? Tag or chat... Run by @marchudson.bsky.social
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70 years ago today, (Sept 22, 1955) a General Electric scientist warned about carbon dioxide build-up.

C02 “may be having a greenhouse effect on our climate” because mankind is “contaminating the earth’s atmosphere faster than nature can clean it.”

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Portrait photo of John G. Hutton, General Engineering Lab of General Electric
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tamaranopper.bsky.social
@prisonculture.bsky.social Was reading about June Jordan.

“Her mother suggested that they pray for those people. So Jordan prayed, but she also made a zip gun that could send zinging volleys of rubber bands at the culprits.”
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davidho.bsky.social
It seems there are two main reasons things haven’t gone completely to shit in the US: 1. Lawyers and the courts; 2. Journalists and the media. Most of us can’t do anything about the first, but we can support journalism. Stop complaining about paywalls and subscribe to news & donate to public media.
allouryesterdays.bsky.social
"Nestle quits global alliance on reducing dairy methane emissions"

Tell me again about how self-interested and far-sighted corporate action, lightly nudged by the state/civil society, will bend the emissions curve down down down.

I just LOVE that story.

www.reuters.com/sustainabili...
Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka
allouryesterdays.bsky.social
Replying to deleted comment:

I met Lisa Nandy on maybe half a dozen occasions. Each occasion (and from a 'meh' baseline) I came away less impressed. The people Private Eye talks to share the same opinion. Other than being a Minister, it's unclear what her capacity/ambition actually IS.
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katzish.bsky.social
Got a recent Pulitzer for warning on the spread of autocracy around the globe, after decades of service to the paper? You can bet your butt you're getting laid off by form email, on Yom Kippur
davejorgenson.bsky.social
The Post laid off seemingly the remaining of their liberal-leaning staff members on Opinion last Thursday, when some of them were observing Yom Kippur.

from @oliverdarcy.bsky.social for Status
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allouryesterdays.bsky.social
Cool (I wrote that, btw).

I think Albo just doesn't have the ticker (to use a Howard expression!) to do what is right. He won't stand up to the donors/the lobbyists. He thinks this is just another issue that can be massaged with PR. History will not judge him kindly at all...
allouryesterdays.bsky.social
The last Labour government before this one was trying to get new coal-fired power stations built, while also saying it wanted climate action. They squared that circle with the idea of (carbon) "capture-ready" power plants.

Ah, innocent times. I wonder what Ed Miliband is doing now.
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newseye.bsky.social
The new front cover of The New World magazine.

A man has been arrested in London tonight for silently holding the magazine up in the street.
The front cover headline is “Sign of the Times” and is a picture of the protest placard which says “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.”
Palestine Action has been proscribed as a terrorist organisation by UK government and anyone holding a sign of support is arrested for terrorism offences.
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asherwolf.bsky.social
There is no democracy without transparency
australiainstitute.org.au
Proposed changes to Australia’s FOI laws would make a repeat of the disastrous Robodebt coverup more likely, rather than less, our new research shows.

The PM described Robodebt as a “gross betrayal and human tragedy”, yet his government plans to make cabinet documents harder to access. #auspol
Government’s FOI changes could cover up the next Robodebt - new research
Proposed changes to Australia’s Freedom of Information (FOI) laws would make a repeat of the disastrous Robodebt coverup more likely, rather than less, according to new research by The Australia Insti...
australiainstitute.org.au
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lalegault.bsky.social
People dislike Greta Thunberg because of jealousy and misogyny. That’s it. They can’t handle a young woman with that level of courage and conviction.
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From News &Media Research Centre Submission to the Senate Select Committee on Information Integrity on Climate Change and Energy
Screen grab about experience of and concern about misinformation
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"The U.S. Department of Energy has canceled $7.6 billion in funding across 223 climate and energy projects after deeming them "not economically viable." The cuts impact key programs, including regional direct air capture (DAC) hubs and carbon storage initiatives"
carbonherald.com/u-s-doe-axes...
U.S. DOE Axes $7.6B Worth Of Awards, Affecting 223 Climate-Related Projects
The U.S. DOE has announced that it is cancelling $7.56 billion dollars' worth of awards meant to support 223 climate related projects.
carbonherald.com