The width of the chart is important for perception. Claude's chart needs to be wider. Of course, now I want to see the chart for the world. For impact, though, this is still my fav WTF chart: Holocene global temperatures, with the Ice Age before it and the climate crisis after.
January 16, 2026 at 9:45 AM
The width of the chart is important for perception. Claude's chart needs to be wider. Of course, now I want to see the chart for the world. For impact, though, this is still my fav WTF chart: Holocene global temperatures, with the Ice Age before it and the climate crisis after.
I don't know why this is funny. Some kind of displacement behaviour. It's mind-bendingly insane that we have gone from Lennon and McCartney to this in a few decades.
January 12, 2026 at 12:00 PM
I don't know why this is funny. Some kind of displacement behaviour. It's mind-bendingly insane that we have gone from Lennon and McCartney to this in a few decades.
@stevepowell99.bsky.social So the question is, are you like Neil deGrasse Tyson because you're brilliant, or does the algorithm think your profile picture with connected dots must mean you're an astrophysicist?
December 18, 2025 at 1:33 PM
@stevepowell99.bsky.social So the question is, are you like Neil deGrasse Tyson because you're brilliant, or does the algorithm think your profile picture with connected dots must mean you're an astrophysicist?
Economists say the govt can't spend much. Until a war or a pandemic or a bank collapse arrives & then suddenly the money is there.
Come and find out what actually restricts government spending.
Up the drive next to Quinn's pub, NW1
Come and find out what actually restricts government spending.
Up the drive next to Quinn's pub, NW1
November 19, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Economists say the govt can't spend much. Until a war or a pandemic or a bank collapse arrives & then suddenly the money is there.
Come and find out what actually restricts government spending.
Up the drive next to Quinn's pub, NW1
Come and find out what actually restricts government spending.
Up the drive next to Quinn's pub, NW1
I'd like to see the same chart but ranked by carbon footprint rather than money.
October 4, 2025 at 5:22 PM
I'd like to see the same chart but ranked by carbon footprint rather than money.
There is a fairly obvious need for this, in case you are wondering. I pulled this out of the abyss (credit to @gossipgoblin.bsky.social )
October 1, 2025 at 2:35 PM
There is a fairly obvious need for this, in case you are wondering. I pulled this out of the abyss (credit to @gossipgoblin.bsky.social )
This Friday in Camden, N. London we're screening the new documentary Fires and Fascism with Q&A with director Peter Knapp afterwards. Highly relevant at the intersection of the climate crisis and the techno-fascist power grab.
Please come along. Sign up here www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ecocounts-...
Please come along. Sign up here www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ecocounts-...
September 23, 2025 at 4:39 PM
This Friday in Camden, N. London we're screening the new documentary Fires and Fascism with Q&A with director Peter Knapp afterwards. Highly relevant at the intersection of the climate crisis and the techno-fascist power grab.
Please come along. Sign up here www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ecocounts-...
Please come along. Sign up here www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ecocounts-...
Renewables makes electricity cheaper. Simple as that.
#EnergyTransition
"Renewables do unambiguously reduce wholesale power prices" by Chris Goodall www.carboncommentary.com/blog/2025/8/...
#EnergyTransition
"Renewables do unambiguously reduce wholesale power prices" by Chris Goodall www.carboncommentary.com/blog/2025/8/...
August 31, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Renewables makes electricity cheaper. Simple as that.
#EnergyTransition
"Renewables do unambiguously reduce wholesale power prices" by Chris Goodall www.carboncommentary.com/blog/2025/8/...
#EnergyTransition
"Renewables do unambiguously reduce wholesale power prices" by Chris Goodall www.carboncommentary.com/blog/2025/8/...
I wondered what the deniers would do with this news, naively forgetting that they will double down and lie twice as much. From today:
July 10, 2025 at 2:17 PM
I wondered what the deniers would do with this news, naively forgetting that they will double down and lie twice as much. From today:
I wonder whether the inhabitants of Ahr Tal are going to sue.
May 28, 2025 at 4:09 PM
I wonder whether the inhabitants of Ahr Tal are going to sue.
May 13, 2025 at 8:43 PM
This is what most people really think 😆 so will we ever get the chance to see how wrong it is?
@tbtoro.bsky.social
@tbtoro.bsky.social
April 19, 2025 at 8:01 PM
This is what most people really think 😆 so will we ever get the chance to see how wrong it is?
@tbtoro.bsky.social
@tbtoro.bsky.social
What sort of increase is this? Looking for the right numbers for a pitch deck on climate action. From 200 to 800 in 40 years is a quadrupling, right?
April 19, 2025 at 6:38 PM
What sort of increase is this? Looking for the right numbers for a pitch deck on climate action. From 200 to 800 in 40 years is a quadrupling, right?
This is all hugely overcomplicated. Too many factors affect the price of credits on too many different markets. We need a universal carbon pricing mechanism to generate a robust, strong carbon price signal. EcoCore advocates for carbon accounts. Read more: 9/9
ecocore.org/carbon-price...
ecocore.org/carbon-price...
April 3, 2025 at 5:22 PM
This is all hugely overcomplicated. Too many factors affect the price of credits on too many different markets. We need a universal carbon pricing mechanism to generate a robust, strong carbon price signal. EcoCore advocates for carbon accounts. Read more: 9/9
ecocore.org/carbon-price...
ecocore.org/carbon-price...
A carbon price is the key factor that business, industry and the economy need for a swift and efficient energy transition. But what kind of carbon price do the carbon markets currently create? - 1/9
#EnergyTransition
#VoluntaryCarbonMarkets
#CarbonCredits
#EnergyTransition
#VoluntaryCarbonMarkets
#CarbonCredits
April 3, 2025 at 5:22 PM
A carbon price is the key factor that business, industry and the economy need for a swift and efficient energy transition. But what kind of carbon price do the carbon markets currently create? - 1/9
#EnergyTransition
#VoluntaryCarbonMarkets
#CarbonCredits
#EnergyTransition
#VoluntaryCarbonMarkets
#CarbonCredits
The voluntary and compliance carbon markets are in serious need of systemic improvements to make them truly fit for purpose - decarbonisation, stimulating innovation, equitable distribution of effort, control & transparency.
ecocore.org/corporate-sc...
#EnergyTransition #GlobalWarming #FossilFuels
ecocore.org/corporate-sc...
#EnergyTransition #GlobalWarming #FossilFuels
March 27, 2025 at 5:45 PM
The voluntary and compliance carbon markets are in serious need of systemic improvements to make them truly fit for purpose - decarbonisation, stimulating innovation, equitable distribution of effort, control & transparency.
ecocore.org/corporate-sc...
#EnergyTransition #GlobalWarming #FossilFuels
ecocore.org/corporate-sc...
#EnergyTransition #GlobalWarming #FossilFuels
That's why planning exists. If anyone can do anything anywhere, then business & industry will disperse across the land and of course there'll never be an efficient public infrastructure to serve it and meanwhile we'll have to look at tarmac and steel instead of nature. Thanks but no thanks.
March 25, 2025 at 11:03 AM
That's why planning exists. If anyone can do anything anywhere, then business & industry will disperse across the land and of course there'll never be an efficient public infrastructure to serve it and meanwhile we'll have to look at tarmac and steel instead of nature. Thanks but no thanks.