The best kind of security is fully comprehensive security.
There is no security without:
🔹 Human (individual)
🔹 National (civil, military, defence)
🔹 Collective (international)
🔹 Energy
🔹 Climate and
🔹 Food security.
Adapting to a 3C hotter world is not 'daunting but doable'. We need to be doing everything we can to avoid such a catastrophic future, while heavily investing in adaptation.
Adapting to a 3C hotter world is not 'daunting but doable'. We need to be doing everything we can to avoid such a catastrophic future, while heavily investing in adaptation.
US F-35 stealth fighters have left RAF Lakenheath — believed to be bound for the Middle East
As many as 18 aircraft were involved amid rising regional tensions🔗⬇️
US F-35 stealth fighters have left RAF Lakenheath — believed to be bound for the Middle East
As many as 18 aircraft were involved amid rising regional tensions🔗⬇️
Ukraine produces far more drones and inexpensive cruise missiles than the entire EU combined, yet it still doesn’t have enough.
What does it say about Europe’s capabilities?
We urgently need to step up
Ukraine produces far more drones and inexpensive cruise missiles than the entire EU combined, yet it still doesn’t have enough.
What does it say about Europe’s capabilities?
We urgently need to step up
open.substack.com/pub/abolishw...
open.substack.com/pub/abolishw...
Temperatures of 1–2 °C above preindustrial levels triggers the long-term collapse of 40% of marine ice in West Antarctica once the ice sheet fully responds.
Marine-based sectors in East Antarctica are at risk of losing stability at 2–5 °C.
Research has shown that the Antarctic Ice Sheet is a climate tipping element.
We found: it’s not one — it’s many.
📄 Paper (open access): www.nature.com/articles/s41...
📢 Press release: www.pik-potsdam.de/en/news/late...
Tread below 🧵👇
Temperatures of 1–2 °C above preindustrial levels triggers the long-term collapse of 40% of marine ice in West Antarctica once the ice sheet fully responds.
Marine-based sectors in East Antarctica are at risk of losing stability at 2–5 °C.
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ip-quarterly.com/en/geostrate...
ip-quarterly.com/en/geostrate...
I have significant criticisms of this news article. It discusses extreme weather and heat, but ignores the cascading impacts of 3°C on biodiversity, food systems, and tipping points.
But what is true is that 3°C is headed our way
I have significant criticisms of this news article. It discusses extreme weather and heat, but ignores the cascading impacts of 3°C on biodiversity, food systems, and tipping points.
But what is true is that 3°C is headed our way
As discussed in this podcast...
As discussed in this podcast...
- Advisory board member says Europe already paying price for lack of preparation but adapting is ‘not rocket science’
#climatecrisis
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
#Russia #LNG #ShadowFleet #EU #Sanctions #Arctic
#Russia #LNG #ShadowFleet #EU #Sanctions #Arctic
Leugnen bringt’s nicht.
www.taz.de/!6154994
Leugnen bringt’s nicht.
www.taz.de/!6154994
And that means preparing to relocate and accommodate hundreds of millions of people.
And that means providing state armed forces protection for hundreds of millions of people.
3°C means violence and war. Lots of it.
Europe is already feeling the impacts. Current adaptation plans aren’t enough. The message: act now on resilience, heat, floods, infrastructure, or pay far higher costs later.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
And that means preparing to relocate and accommodate hundreds of millions of people.
And that means providing state armed forces protection for hundreds of millions of people.
3°C means violence and war. Lots of it.
Yes, governments can and must prepare for the hellscape of hunger, mass displacement, forced migration, widespread violence, breakdown of authority and armed conflicts that come with a 3°C hotter world.
But who will survive? Who will be protected? For whom is this "doable"?
Yes, governments can and must prepare for the hellscape of hunger, mass displacement, forced migration, widespread violence, breakdown of authority and armed conflicts that come with a 3°C hotter world.
But who will survive? Who will be protected? For whom is this "doable"?
I can scarcely believe what I am reading, that adapting to 3C of warming is "doable". Only someone who doesn't understand what 3C of warming actually means, could think it "doable".
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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I can scarcely believe what I am reading, that adapting to 3C of warming is "doable". Only someone who doesn't understand what 3C of warming actually means, could think it "doable".
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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NEW report out today: I dig deep into how big tech has been muddling tech types and overstating evidence to claim "AI" will make global emissions drop like a stone....
Not only will it not, it seems to be verifiably doing the opposite!!
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NEW report out today: I dig deep into how big tech has been muddling tech types and overstating evidence to claim "AI" will make global emissions drop like a stone....
Not only will it not, it seems to be verifiably doing the opposite!!
ketanjoshi.co/2026/02/17/b... + 📼+🧵>
3°C heating takes out most biodiversity on planet Earth
Most species live in less than a 2°C range of climate zones
A brief explainer
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Closer to the poles means bigger shift
Most plant, animal species, etc live in 2°C temp range
In WA, 2°C moves Margaret River and Karri forest 300 km south
What's 300km south for you?
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3°C heating takes out most biodiversity on planet Earth
Most species live in less than a 2°C range of climate zones
A brief explainer
bsky.app/profile/prof...
America has fallen so very far, so very fast.
America has fallen so very far, so very fast.