Zerina Lokmic-Tomkins

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In Service of Climate & Health; 332PPM, #scientist #climatechange #adaptation #resilience #healthinformatics, #digitalhealth #maternalhealth #childhealth

Marsh wren is a tiny, active AGILE songbird 12 cm lives in freshwater and saltwater wetlands across North America, eating mostly insects and spiders. Found during the summer breeding season across much of southern Canada and the US migrate south to winter along coastal regions of southern US.

Our budding MCH CARE Network is co-partnering with Singapore's KK Women's and Children's Hospital for the Global Health Conference: Resilient and Sustainable Futures for Women's, Maternal and Child Health in a Changing Climate. If you are in Singapore at that time, it would be wonderful to connect.

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Atlantic puffins typically live between 20 and 30 years in the wild. They are monogamous and mate for life, returning to the exact same burrows and partners each year. They perform a tender billing ritual by topping and rubbing their beaks together, reinforcing their bond

Sure, some men are jerks. Like the ‘influencer’ who carried a bath to the top of Snowdon for a selfie and dumped it there. But other men are heroes, like the teenage rugby team who carried it down. Well done lads. We see you. Show your sons. www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/rugby/...

Stunned Welsh rugby team remove bathtub from Pen y Fan summit after stunt

The players helped National Trust workers remove the tub, which had been left at the summit following a supposed world record attempt

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Here’s a theory of change I hear every day: More disasters will catalyse climate action. Here’s what it completely misses: If we don’t know what to do and don’t think we can make a difference, it won’t. That’s why talking solutions is so critical. We won’t act without them. More ⬇️

Katharine Hayhoe says our climate theory of change was always broken

Two Steps Forward — Sustainability Meets Business Reality · Episode

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Governments could be educating everyone on food insecurity. In the UK we waste 40% of food & rely on imports. Growing food in schools, communities and at home, won't solve all the issues but can raise appreciation of the challenges & provide additional fresh food. www.theguardian.com/business/202...

‘Super’ El Niño could cause global food price shock lasting into 2028, analysts say

Weather cycle threatens harvests worldwide, adding to inflation already fuelled by the Iran war

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So let me get this straight: -Europe is having back to back record heat waves -ocean temps are record high -Greenland ice is melting -Antarctica has a heat wave in its winter -El Niño is going to be record breaking And no major news outlets are reporting this 🤔

There was a time when extreme heat was relatively rare. But not anymore. Heatwaves, which are already responsible for almost 500,000 deaths a year, are becoming more frequent, more intense & more dangerous. To help, here are nine ways to stay cool when the temperatures spike: tinyurl.com/3wndpwbw

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When reality surpasses fiction! Top: fictional forecast for August 2050, broadcast by French TV in 2014 to warn about the consequences of global warming. Bottom: Real French forecast for yesterday, June 22, 2026.

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Today I signed an Executive Order for every worker exposed to extreme heat on the job. It requires multilingual heat safety guidance for workers, a review of construction site heat safety practices, and heat illness prevention plans at every mayoral agency.

Mayor Mamdani and workers celebrate the signing of the new executive order.