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Misstrauen: der primäre Modus des dt. Wissenschaftssystems. Man könnte ja ‚die Falschen‘ einstellen, also macht man Bewerbungsprozesse & Auswahlverfahren grotesk aufwändig. Man könnte ‚den Falschen‘ Geld geben, also lässt man endlos Anträge schreiben. Misstrauen‘s gonna kill dt. Wissenschaftssystem.

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Blocken ohne Kommentar @dbagsareyou.bsky.social

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Vorausschauende Industriepolitik sollte immer darauf achten, dass eigene Kapazitäten ungesunde Abhängigkeiten vermeiden. Das hier ging dann gründlich schief (wir erinnern uns, Lindner wollte nicht helfen): www.heise.de/news/Solarpr...

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Heat wave after heat wave,no-stop for 3 months. Next harsh heat wave will sweep all Central Asia and enters Northern China where temperatures might reach 45C in Xinjiang (with minimums up to 32/34C !) and 42C in the Northeast.

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U.S. ocean science has a growing need for equipment. Two new remotely operated vehicles will help. Read more in the June issue of Eos, out now: bit.ly/Eos-Jun2025 eos.org/articles/two...

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Wir fordern zum #Hitzeaktionstag am 4. Juni verbindliche Maßnahmen, die Städte widerstandsfähig gegen #Hitze machen – z.B. schattenspendende Bäume & grüne Dächer. BuReg muss Masterplan vorlegen, damit nicht weiter jährlich Tausende an Hitzefolgen sterben! www.duh.de/presse/press...

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Man kann das jetzt jede Woche wiederholen: Michael #Kretschmer ist eine Gefahr für die nationale Sicherheit. Er vertritt die Interessen Russlands, das ohne Öl-und Gasexporte pleite wäre. www.zeit.de/politik/...

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A Gallup survey taken in March this year found only 46% of US Americans support Israel. This is the lowest level recorded in 25 years of Gallup's annual tracking. news.gallup.com/poll/657404/...

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Breaking News! Code Yikes! May is over and my prediction for Manua Loa CO2 for the month is 430.51 (±0.01) ppm. This is also the peak for 2025 and likely the first month over 430 ppm in over 3 million years. In 2024, the peak was 426.90 ppm, so the peak-to-peak yearly gain was 3.61 ppm. Data:

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Pieprzyć to gówno!

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#Klimakollaps / Katastrophe ist "the new normal": " #Kanada: Mehr als 25.000 Einwohner in drei Provinzen wurden evakuiert, da Dutzende von Waldbränden weiterhin aktiv sind und die Luftqualität in Teilen Kanadas und der USA beeinträchtigen."

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Optionen der #Klimabewegung: 1. Weitermachen mit "appellativem Aktivismus", der sich daran abarbeitet, die Gesellschaft zum #Klimaschutz zu bewegen. Aber die will nicht. 2. In der Katastrophe weiter für #Klimagerechtigkeit kämpfen. #SolidarischesPreppen.

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Greece is turning its back on coal and replacing it with solar and wind. Today's data insight: ourworldindata.org/data-insight... Data from @ember-energy.org.

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Astronomía Theweather.com Asteroid 2024 YR4 has a less than 3% chance of colliding with Earth. But another, much larger asteroid could hit us head-on. This is the real probability. Another asteroid is likely to impact our beautiful blue planet "between... | Details | Interest | Feed |

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'Next year’s presidential election seems to be weighing on his mind more than November’s Cop30 climate summit in Belém'

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#Didyouknow that we may have silently surpassed a #tippingpoint? The last #IPCC report states that we may have surpassed the transition of the #Amazone into a savanna, due to #globalwarming and sustained #deforestation in the Amazone – and unstoppable, hence a tipping point.

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"The chatbot responded that it was perfectly okay for landlords to discriminate based on whether those potential tenants need rental assistance" From "Government officials are letting AI do their jobs. Badly," by @emilymbender.bsky.social & @alexhanna.bsky.social thebulletin.org/2025/05/gove...

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Global forest loss broke records in 2024, with nearly 2x the primary tropical forest lost in 2024 than in 2023. In Latin America, the loss is especially severe, where lax environmental governance and chronic drought, fueled in part by climate change, have fanned the flames

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🌍❄️ Glacier futures depend on climate targets A new study finds that limiting warming to 1.5°C - rather than 2.7°C - could double global glacier preservation. Every 0.1°C matters: more ice lost, more sea-level rise. 🔗 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... #SciComm 🧪 #Glaciers

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Trump Administration changes to nuclear power plant regulations “may appease arrogant vendors of new nuclear designs who resent the scrutiny of regulators, but such a dictat is terrible for nuclear safety” argues @nucsafetyucs.bsky.social thebulletin.org/2025/05/the-...

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The NASA planetary science fleet chart if the president’s budget is enacted.

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Canceling OSIRIS-APEX, a paid for spacecraft on its way to the biggest news asteroid of 2029, makes no sense and damages our ability to conduct planetary defense.

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BREAKING: The president's budget request just hit Congress, which could usher in a dark age for NASA space science. Congress has the final say, but you can help shape the outcome by adding your name to our global petition. This is just the start of our fight. Sign the petition: planet.ly/petition

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🔴 Importance: 72/100 #news #Featured #Science #nasa #asteroid #spacecraft Once viewed as a potential danger to our planet, the asteroid Apophis now presents a unique chance for exploration, contingent on prompt...

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Climate change added an extra month of extreme heat for 4 billion people – attribution analysis by @wwattribution.bsky.social, Climate Central and Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre finds 🧵 📜 ow.ly/Gg6Y50W1tjJ #ClimateChange #HeatActionDay

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V. Queral, et al.: On miniature ultra-high-field commercial stellarator reactors with breeding external to resistive coils https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.23485 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2505.23485 https://arxiv.org/html/2505.23485

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This https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.03834 has been replaced. https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:zxnujaayqijzxuw6w4c2pm6z/post/3lonb2ulvti2k

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Commonwealth is doing well, a nice billion to fusion, hopefully. www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/comm... #nuclearfusion #nuclear #fusion #history #energy #power #electricity #science #technology #electric #electrical #technology #technologynews #tech #technews #science 🧪

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What makes glaciers melt, you may wonder. What could it be? Our planet is heating up due to humanity's folly. We can fix this. We choose not to.

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Trump’s climate denial may help a livestock-killing pest make a comeback. Climate change could be helping the flesh-eating screwworm fly spread, undoing decades of progress — and the USDA isn’t doing anything about it. grist.org/food-and-agr... #Insects #Disease #Climate #Agriculture #Food #Flies

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Mayors are making climate action personal. It’s working. grist.org/cities/mayor... #Climate #Cities #Mayors #Environment #Regulation

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MEDITERRANEAN HEAT WAVE 40C came! 40.1C Seville AP Many records in 4 countries including 39.4 Badajoz 38.9 AP 🇪🇸 37.7 Ourense,Galicia 35.6 Castelo Branco 🇵🇹 34.5 Fitou and 34.1 Canet en Roussillon 🇫🇷 and Dozens of High minimums (up to 25C) 22.6 Rabat MOROCCO etc. tb continued

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Science is the most important long-term investment for humanity. The US Trump administration is working to control it in order to suppress science it does not like. But history shows: the consequences of state-dictated science can be catastrophic. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

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The most diabolic and ruthless dictatorships are when the truth, facts, and science have been taken away by the government. Welcome to the kakistocracy of Donald Trump. Freedom is lost by a thousand lies ... and America is well past this limit.

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up to #2 among most-read @theguardian.com commentaries today:

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When hurricanes threaten our coastline, understanding the true power of storm surge can mean the difference between life and death. See how #FloodVison is changing how we can visualize these potential floods. 📺 @natwxdesk.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eEj...

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Alps Glacier mass lost since 1976 = 43% (pie chart) Blue line indicates mass balance. Major down trend since ~1980 essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/...

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After thousands of scientists, the IPCC and the UN stated categorically that there could be no more fossil fuel projects if we are to maintain a liveable planet, Labor’s Murray Watt green lit the southern hemisphere’s biggest, most polluting carbon bomb… to run until 2070! Wtaf #auspol

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I remember 2018, when IPCC SR15 warned how monumentally fucked we are if we hit 2C It sparked global, mass, cross-sectional protest movements demanding and end to fossil fuels It prompted an industry-wide backlash and lobbying blitz. Then Covid. Now here we are www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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IPCC 2022: “In the near-term (2021-2040) risks are highest where species and people exist…in close association with ice or seasonal rivers (high confidence)” #ClimateCrisis

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Almost 40% of world’s glaciers already doomed due to climate crisis – study ~40% of glaciers are already doomed to melt due to warming associated with GHG emissions, with that figure rising to 75% if global temperatures increase by 2.7°C www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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"We’ve gone absolutely backwards, we’re headed in the wrong direction." thebulletin.org/premium/2025...

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An underappreciated aspect of the new WMO report -- if the temperature predictions are correct, the world will pass 1.5C in as a long-term average (i.e., the _actual_ Paris goal) in 2027. In just two years. www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

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