Connecting on climate science insights and bringing eyes-open strategizing to professional work is my passion, and I'm so glad to have a program for it now! #ClimateStrategy #RiskPlanning Let's connect! ⬇️⬇️

Engage Climate Science@engageclimatesci.bsky.social · 2w ago

Professionals making critical decisions in business, finance, policy, media, and philanthropy need climate science fundamentals informing their work in order to realize our best possible future 🌐

This is the sort of tool you and your team can expect to interact with in Engage seminars and workshops. Interested in more than #AI? Get in the room with Dr. Moon and ask about your unique interests! 🧪

Dr. Twila Moon@drtwilamoon.bsky.social · 3w ago

Curious how data centers might impact #energy use and our #climate future? Thanks to @climateinteractive.org you can now explore that in the brilliant En-ROADS Climate Solutions Simulator! 🙌 This is also one of the tools we're happy to help you learn to use @engageclimatesci.bsky.social. 🤓💡 #AI

Deep sea turbulence - small scale processes with important impacts across fisheries, floods, rising seas, and more. Plus, hard to study and model. Thanks to a super ocean turbulence lecture from Kiki Schulz at GRISO summer school, this article/research caught my eye. phys.org/news/2026-07...

Hidden deep-sea turbulence could alter climate and fisheries within one lifetime

Tiny, invisible swirls and twirls—not much bigger than a coin—deep below the ocean's surface are silently shaping some of the biggest forces shaping our climate: sea level rise, fisheries collapse, ex...

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Curious how data centers might impact #energy use and our #climate future? Thanks to @climateinteractive.org you can now explore that in the brilliant En-ROADS Climate Solutions Simulator! 🙌 This is also one of the tools we're happy to help you learn to use @engageclimatesci.bsky.social. 🤓💡 #AI

📈 GDP is only one measure of progress. To build a more resilient future, we also need to account for well-being, equity and environmental sustainability. Explore the latest from #SystemsChangeLab: bit.ly/3Y23sOy

1/ 💨 Cold air in the Arctic. Sounds like a given. But the when, where, and how of cold air outbreaks in the Arctic (and with Arctic air reaching south) are changing as the region heats up. #Climate #ExtremeWeather #Science #Arctic

Smoke from Canadian wildfires is blanketing the Midwest and Northeast, creating hazardous air quality conditions. This experimental @noaa.gov GSL decision support tool forecast shows where the smoke will travel over the next few hours.

Climate change isn't just getting "hot", it's weather getting weird. From huge rain downpours to flash droughts. From stronger storms to wildfire arriving in the "off-season". Getting up to speed on climate science fundamentals can help every person and organization better prepare and respond.

Keith McNeill@keith65.bsky.social · 3w ago

This article in Nature argues that the most severe economic threat from climate change is weather volatility caused by Earth system tipping points, rather than gradual temperature increases #GlobalCarbonFeeAndDividendPetition www.nature.com/articles/d41...

The Larsen B Ice Shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula lost the size of Rhode Island in sea ice in the 2002. After, glaciers feeding the shelf flowed faster. When stable, ice shelves act as brakes. When lifted, glaciers accelerate & land ice melts into the sea. https://bit.ly/4vrVITL

1/ The new @nationalacademies.org report on 'Attribution of Extreme Weather and Climate Events and Their Impacts' is out! Some insights in this 🧵... #Climate #Weather #WeatherExtremes #ClimateAttribution www.nationalacademies.org/projects/DEL...

Attribution of Extreme Weather Events in the Context of Climate Change

As climate has warmed over recent years, a new pattern of more frequent and more intense weather events has unfolded across the globe. Climate models simulate such changes in extreme events, and some ...

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1/ 'tipping point', 'threshold' or...? This perspective from @bobkopp.net et al. raised important points about how 'tipping point' framing can mislead: 🤔 How fast? What does irreversible mean? 🤔 If we stabilize temperature will everything go back to "normal"? www.nature.com/articles/s41...

In Europe? Your China-made item may get to you via the Arctic Ocean this summer/fall. ▶️ First ever scheduled wkly container ship service ➕ Claim 50% less CO2 emissions than southern routes 🤔 Challenges of sea ice, icebreakers, storms, environment #Arctic #Climate gcaptain.com/china-launch...

China Launches First Scheduled Weekly Arctic Container Service to Europe

China’s Sealegend Shipping plans to launch the first scheduled weekly container shipping service between China and Europe via the Northern Sea Route (NSR) this summer, marking a significant step towar...

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Please consider submitting an abstract to our @agu.org 2026 session, “The Cryosphere is for All’! @cires.colorado.edu @ciresceee.bsky.social @cpom-uk.bsky.social #AGU26 #cryosphere 🧊 🧪

AGU Cryosphere Section@agucryo.bsky.social · 4w ago

The Cryosphere Is for All is accepting abstracts for the 2026 AGU Fall Meeting! agu.confex.com/agu/agu26/pr... It explores broadening participation in cryospheric sciences through inclusive fieldwork, open science, mentorship, engagement with Indigenous communities, and other community efforts.

The final episode of the Fostering Indigenous-led Research mini-series of the Arctic Together Podcast is now available. Tune in to hear about creativity and accessibility in research and working with community in a respectful and community-led fashion. Learn more here: nna-co.org/arctic-toget...

Also, if you want some inspiration on what to push for, check out our State of Climate Action 2025 report and go make some noise about your preferred solution(s). Lots more action needed across the board! www.wri.org/insights/cli...

The State of Climate Action in 2025: 10 Key Findings

A new report assesses the global gap in climate action, measuring progress across 45 different indicators and mapping a path to hold warming to 1.5 degrees C.

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As attribution science improves, we should be hearing more about climate change, not less.

The Guardian@theguardian.com · 3w ago

Most UK media reports on June heatwave failed to mention climate crisis

1/7 🧵 I'm very proud to share that our paper, "Flood-affected homes in England lose value and are owned longer than those in unaffected areas", has been published in @natureportfolio.nature.com's @commsearth.nature.com. 🔗 The paper is open access: www.nature.com/articles/s43... #Flooding #Housing

*Talking solutions is critical* - yes! But what if you don't know where to start or look for solutions? I often see people stop at "I don't know". That's were conversation, learning, and science-based tools come into play. Our work @engageclimatesci.bsky.social is about getting the gears going. ⚙️

Katharine Hayhoe@katharinehayhoe.com · 3w ago

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 ⬇️

A useful look from @zekehausfather.com at the science of the likely record-busting El Niño this year. As he says, "We are both figuratively and literally in uncharted waters." What does that mean? It means we should also be charting new waters in how we strategize, interact, act, and collaborate.

Zeke Hausfather@zekehausfather.com · 3w ago

With all the July model runs now in, it is very likely that 2026 will see the largest El Niño event since records began in the late 1800s – and potentially by a truly mind-blowing margin. The median estimate is now 3.6C, roughly 0.8C hotter than the prior record (2.75C). www.theclimatebrink....

Tech company emissions are growing with the AI boom. This isn't good for climate. What does is mean to shift the *system* towards using AI for climate good and powering it with non-fossil energy? What examples do you have to share? What can change look like?

Lamar Johnson@imlamar.bsky.social · 3w ago

For ESG Dive: - Microsoft’s latest #ESG report found a 25% spike in emissions: www.esgdive.com/news/microso... - Google’s emissions are up 18% year-over-year and 81% higher than its 2019 baseline: www.esgdive.com/news/googles...

A lot of global climate conversation happens using averages, but our experience is of every spike and dip that is summed together to create those averages. So I don't find it surprising that we are experiencing "super-extremes". But it does bring further urgency to eyes-open planning and prep.

Covering Climate Now@coveringclimatenow.org · 4w ago

Scientists are shocked by “super-extremes” in climate impacts as the crisis accelerates. “We’re starting to see extremes on a spatial scale and a magnitude that’s really surprising,” said Tim Lenton of the University of Exeter. By @eroston.bsky.social and @hayleywarren.bsky.social:

Our climate future is so much more than "global warming." On @pbs.org's Energy Switch, @drtwilamoon.bsky.social discusses "global weirding." 🌐

Energy Switch | Arctic Climate | Season 8 | Episode 6

The Arctic is warming fast, with effects that can be felt much farther south.

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I really like this because it also helps people become more familiar with how our climate future works. There's no science crystal ball, but we sure do know a lot and people can plan and act using that information. Insight instead of certainty.

CIRES@cires.colorado.edu · 4w ago

What if the future of weather forecasting isn't about finding one "right" answer? A new CIRES and @noaa.gov forecasting experiment found that explaining why a forecast is uncertain — and when confidence will improve — helps people make better decisions.

Climate.us is a great place to explore. So much was lost with the destruction of climate . gov and climate.us is making sure we have data, tools, and insights. 🙌

Climate.us Home

independent, nonprofit, and immune to politics

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Climate.us@climate.us · 4w ago

What is Climate.us? It’s a new independent, nonprofit climate information website with a simple goal: keep trusted climate science easy to find, easy to understand, and available to the public. Climate information is a public good. Climate.us is here to help protect it. Explore Climate.us 🌍️ 🧪

New finance and investing tools can go a long way to supporting rapid decarbonization. Finance, investing, and philanthropy folks - check out this new framework and input on how to apply and improve it. Also look forward to use case examples from @rhg.com @calstrs.bsky.social and Generate Capital. 👀

Heatmap News@heatmap.news · 4w ago

A new investing framework from Generate Capital, @rhg.com, and @calstrs.bsky.social aims to use dollars for maximum energy transition acceleration. @emilypont.bsky.social has the details: heatmap.news/climate/tran...

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Engage Climate Science@engageclimatesci.bsky.social · 4w ago

Explore all that we have to offer at engageclimatescience.org

So many professionals have asked me to do more of the engagement work they have benefited from. It's finally here! 🙌 Engage Climate Science is all about no-agenda knowledge, science-based tools, and getting you and your organization thinking strategically about the future. Let's connect!

Engage Climate Science@engageclimatesci.bsky.social · 4w ago

The climate is changing. What does your team need to know to face the future? 🌎 Realistic, science-based climate futures 📉 Tipping points and reversibility 📚 Climate science fundamentals ⚙️ Geoengineering ☁️ Climate attribution 💡 How to explore solutions Engage Climate Science covers it all.

A 2025-2026 #CIRESPhotoContest "science in the field" winner! A scientist checks out an automatic weather station at the edge of the Greenland Ice Sheet, near the town of Kangerlussuaq on Greenland’s western coast. #FieldworkFriday 📸: @drtwilamoon.bsky.social/CIRES and @nsidc.bsky.social

CIRES' @drtwilamoon.bsky.social, deputy lead scientist @nsidc.bsky.social and climate science engagement lead @ciresceee.bsky.social, talks about the warming #Arctic on Energy Switch, PBS. #EarthDay www.pbs.org/video/arctic...

Energy Switch | Arctic Climate | Season 8 | Episode 6

The Arctic is warming fast, with effects that can be felt much farther south.

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Listen to NSIDC lead scientist Twila Moon @drtwilamoon.bsky.social speak about the WMO's annual climate report, which confirms this past decade was the hottest on record and emphasizes the Earth’s energy balance is badly out of whack. https://bit.ly/4rZEKKR

New climate report documents record heat, imbalanced energy - The World from PRX

The World Meteorological Organization is out with its annual state of the climate report. The analysis found this past decade to be the hottest on record; it also found that the Earth’s energy balance...

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