The world is changing, which means how we operate within it should be changing, too. How is your organization taking new planetary conditions into account for future planning? 🧐

Jeff Berardelli @weatherprof.bsky.social · yesterday

NASA: Warming Effects of Carbon Pollution since the 1800s. Wait for it. Since human’s industrialized the Earth has warmed 1.5°C/2.7°F due to heat-trapping greenhouse gases released from the burning of fossil fuels, changes in land use, and the feedbacks of both. This may not sound like much but 1/

As we face this summer's raging heatwaves, 'tipping point' talk is all over the internet. But what is a tipping point? 🌍

This is why it's critical to integrate climate science into organizational planning 👇 Working climate science fundamentals into strategy means preparing for the future ➡️

FirstDoNoHarm2026@firstdonoharm2026.bsky.social · 2w ago

Hospitals in Europe urged to "heat proof". The burdens on healthcare from fossil-fueled climate change just.keep.expanding. #ProtectPatients #EndFossilFinance @psr.org @caneurope.org @global.noharm.org @gchalliance.bsky.social @envirn.bsky.social thediplomaticinsight.com/who-urges-eu...

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

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.

*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 ⬇️

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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These "super-extremes" are exactly the sort of conditions that businesses, organizations, and communities need to be prepared for as the climate continues changing.

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:

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.