They also invited 7 ECRs to reflect on papers published in NCC that had a personal impact on them and their careers. I may be biased - but think that's a great way to reflect on *impact* & what that slippery thing actually is... Thanks for having me, @natclimate.nature.com rdcu.be/fc3O0

Early-career researchers reflect on influential papers

Nature Climate Change - As Nature Climate Change celebrates its 15 year anniversary, we look back at some of the journal’s published works. In this Viewpoint, seven early-career researchers...

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Robert Streit@robertstreit.bsky.social · 3w ago

The journal Nature Climate Change recently had it's 15th birthday - and 'celebrated' by reflecting in stunning visuals how climate change has changed in its lifetime. www.nature.com/immersive/s4... @natclimate.nature.com

The journal Nature Climate Change recently had it's 15th birthday - and 'celebrated' by reflecting in stunning visuals how climate change has changed in its lifetime. www.nature.com/immersive/s4... @natclimate.nature.com

Since Nature Climate Change was launched 15 years ago, not only has the journal itself changed but so have the subjects of studies they publish on the Earth system and how societies interact with it. @natclimate.nature.com highlights how the world was different then: spklr.io/63328EJtK8

15 years of change

This month, Nature Climate Change turns 15 years old. In this infographic we show some of the ways the world has changed since we started.

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If you like disentangling complex system dynamics, have a read! doi.org/10.1038/s441... Writing this was a fun journey across disciplines (& their different dialects) with Kirsty Nash, @sarahlawless.bsky.social, @lucy-rhm.bsky.social, Marleen Schutter, David Bellwood, & @proftiffanym.bsky.social

Robert Streit@robertstreit.bsky.social · 3w ago

How do societies choose how to respond to climate change? Through science - but also driven by complex dynamics of power, money and attention. In this #OpenAccess perspective in #npj Climate Action, we develop one systematic way of disentangling & measuring these dynamics. doi.org/10.1038/s441...

How do societies choose how to respond to climate change? Through science - but also driven by complex dynamics of power, money and attention. In this #OpenAccess perspective in #npj Climate Action, we develop one systematic way of disentangling & measuring these dynamics. doi.org/10.1038/s441...

Not long to go now! In just over three months, I'll travel to Vienna to join the first cohort of interdisciplinary scientists at ViCAS at the @univie.ac.at! Can't wait to connect, be inspired, consolidate ideas, eat Sachertorte, and enjoy such an amazing city!

Universität Wien / University of Vienna@univie.ac.at · 2mo ago

The Vienna Centre for Advanced Studies (ViCAS) at the University of Vienna announces its inaugural cohort: ten advanced and nine mid-career fellows will join the University of Vienna for nine months starting in fall 2026. 👩‍🔬🧑‍🔬 Meet the new cohort here: ⤵️ #univie

WOW!!! Congratulations to the authors on a timely and important perspective on how we move forward in coral reef conservation. A must read 🪸🐠

Robert Streit@robertstreit.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Coral reef conservation is under pressure to act boldly in the face of climate-altered futures. But how do we choose sustainable, responsible options? Here, myself, @proftiffanym.bsky.social & David Bellwood introduce "MIMO". 👇 @cp-cellrepsustain.bsky.social www.cell.com/cell-reports...

"MIMO" is the result of a collaboration that fundamentally changed my career path. Super grateful to my coauthors, @proftiffanym.bsky.social & David Bellwood, the editors at @cp-cellrepsustain.bsky.social & the 4 reviewers, who's "constructive friction" has been a glowing example of peer review!

Cell Reports Sustainability@cp-cellrepsustain.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Reconciling urgency and restraint in the coral climate crisis: A philosophy of practice

Coral reef conservation is under pressure to act boldly in the face of climate-altered futures. But how do we choose sustainable, responsible options? Here, myself, @proftiffanym.bsky.social & David Bellwood introduce "MIMO". 👇 @cp-cellrepsustain.bsky.social www.cell.com/cell-reports...

Doh!

German Court Rules Against Apple’s ‘CO2-Neutral’ Watch Advertising

A German court has barred Apple from marketing its Apple Watch as “CO2 neutral,” ruling that the company misled consumers

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Out today! ‘Quantifying coral reef–ocean interactions is critical for predicting reef futures under climate change’ in @natecoevo.nature.com #EcologicalOceanography #InterdisciplinaryResearch #CoralReefs #OceanicSubsidies doi.org/10.1038/s415... @sosbangor.bsky.social

Motherfucking wind farms…

“Without robust governance, we risk repeating past mistakes—implementing ‘solutions’ that are ineffective, inequitable, or even harmful”. phys.org/news/2025-07...

Climate interventions to save our oceans need stronger governance, experts warn

Climate interventions are accelerating in our oceans—but without responsible governance, they could do more harm than good, according to new research.

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Researchers are warning that the rapid emergence of novel ocean-based climate interventions has outstripped the capacity of governments and communities to respond appropriately. 👩‍🔬🌊🌏 Read the full story here 👉📰 bit.ly/45tSWnb

Ocean climate solutions outpacing outdated policies

Researchers are warning that scientists, funders, and policymakers must act in concert to ensure responsible decision making and deployment of novel ocean-based climate interventions.

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www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... Published today in Science: “The pace of new interventions is outstripping the capacity to prevent unintended consequences - because governance systems are not yet in place.” Stop the cowboys before they do even more damage!

Governing novel climate interventions in rapidly changing oceans

Marine systems are rapidly changing in response to global heating. The scale and intensity of change are triggering a host of novel interventions to sustain oceans and ocean-dependent societies. Howev...

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Global heating is changing marine systems. 🌊 🌡️ In response, novel interventions are gaining traction fast. They aim to sustain ocean systems and ocean-dependent societies - but come with risks. 💥 New review paper in Science More below 👇 and paper here: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

🌊 Governing novel climate interventions in rapidly changing oceans Our climate interventions are rapidly evolving, from seaweed farms to engineered coral. However, governance is lagging, and without proper oversight, we risk trading one crisis for another... www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Governing novel climate interventions in rapidly changing oceans

Marine systems are rapidly changing in response to global heating. The scale and intensity of change are triggering a host of novel interventions to sustain oceans and ocean-dependent societies. Howev...

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Protecting existing coral reefs MUST be our priority. A message that's been voiced several times before by @profterryhughes.bsky.social and others, but one that we should not lose sight of. My short 'News&Views' piece in @natureecoevo.bsky.social Link: tinyurl.com/2jfskntd

Protecting existing coral reefs must be our priority - Nature Ecology & Evolution

A global analysis reveals that coral restoration sites are often located in areas with high human impacts and overlook current and future levels of thermal stress, which places most restoration projec...

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This piece covers the new paper by Mula et al. in @natureecoevo.bsky.social "Restoration cannot be scaled up globally to save reefs from loss and degradation" www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Restoration cannot be scaled up globally to save reefs from loss and degradation - Nature Ecology & Evolution

An assessment of existing coral restoration projects finds that accessibility drives the choice of restoration sites more than environmental and ecological factors, and most restored reefs have been o...

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New paper: Climate interventions in oceans are popular (e.g. marine restoration, bioengineering & mCDR) but bring social risks. We find foresight and mgmt of such risks are constrained by methods, public engagement & expertise. Governance reforms urgently needed www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...