The Climate Majority Project book is finally out. Exploring how the silent majority of people can create a movement and take meaningful #ClimateAction. I’ve ordered my copy, get yours too. All proceeds go to fund further Climate Majority Project initiatives. londonpublishingpartnership.co.uk/climate-majori…

Bridget Phillipson Department for Education It all starts with collaboration in education … through quality CEIAG highlighting #NetZero jobs and green #careers pathways , we build the talent pipeline #GCW2024

“90% of water wells in the U.S. have already been polluted by” herbicides and insecticides. The US bans chemicals only after irreversible harm. US announces ban of lawn product linked to major health concerns: 'Irreversible lifelong health problems' thecooldown.com/green-business…

"Unless climate change is rapidly & seriously addressed, we face the possibility of a future in which the complex societies that support higher education institutions will be so severely disrupted that scholarship as we know it will no longer be possible" frontiersin.org/journals/educa…

“It doesn’t matter how you slice and dice it,” said.... a climate scientist at the University of Melbourne. “The temperature records have been gobsmacking.” The transition to uninhabitable desert country continues, but does the Oz government care? theguardian.com/australia-news…

Here is a piece on why the #insurance sector must change its long-term thinking to ensure its own survival, as well as ours: illuminem.com/illuminemvoice…

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Giving our kids the education, skills, and courage to navigate and adapt to climate breakdown couldn't be a more important prioritiy for raising "successful" children. Help spread the knowledge for the next generation!

With all of August now in, 2024 has effectively tied 2023 as the warmest August on record in the Copernicus ECMWF dataset. August 2024 was 1.49C above preindustrial levels, and 2024 is now virtually certain to be the warmest year on record.

While we know the next years will be characterized by increases in temperature as well as abnormal weather patterns, we must also prepare for the possibility of drastic cooling caused by changes in currents like the AMOC.

Climate Change 101 with Rupert Read 🌍 🔥 - Everything you need to know about the climate crisis we face, how to counter conspiracy theories and tropes, and what we can do. Lesson 1/9: Greenhouse Effect

Last chance to sign up for tonight's Climate Courage resource webinar. **How do we create the conditions to learn the truth about climate ... without getting stuck in distress, denial, or depression?** Don't forget to invite a friend! eventbrite.com/e/986908208017…

Matthew Todd 🌏🔥 This is so true. At the same time, the emphasis here is increasingly unhelpful. Adaptation - proper, transformative/strategic adaptation - is now imperative, massive climate impacts being unavoidable. And the good news?: taking adaptation seriously will boost GHG-reduction like

It’s surreal to keep on talking in terms of ‘will we go over 1.5° of warming?’ when we’ve consistently surpassed that tipping point for over a year. How can people trust the environmental movement if we aren’t consistently truthful?

Better than medication’: prescribing nature works, project shows: Scheme helping people in England connect with nature led to better mental health #mentalhealth #climate #climatechange #nature theguardian.com/environment/ar…

Simon Sharpe: “My book is called FIVE TIMES FASTER. If it were to be written now, it would probably have to be called EIGHT TIMES FASTER. The speed of the needed climate transition is now extreme.” (RR’s comment: Eight Times Faster is probably about an order of magnitude harder