An Australian eager to see our country reduce our carbon emissions by 80-90% by 2030. Views are my own.
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined May 2013
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Hey @AlboMP, you & your team should watch this vid👇🏼& make sure you are ambitious when tackling the climate crisis this decade 🌏
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Is accepting the Earth is round also an ideology Angus?
Climate change isn’t a worldview or a belief system - it’s a fact.
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With Lula’s win, we are now one step closer to preserving Earth’s largest rainforest.
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UPDATED – Analysis: Lula presidency saved at least 20,000km2 of Brazilian Amazon since 2022
✍️ By Orla Dwyer and Josh Gabbatiss
Read here: buff.ly/QqRBFfy
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Solar has overtaken nuclear. A decade ago it supplied 1% of the world's power. In 2025 it met three quarters of global demand growth.
Almost nobody saw it coming. I spoke to Jocelyn Timperley at BBC Future about why.
bbc.co.uk/future/article/202…
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“How do you tastefully satirise someone’s vaginal prolapse? You don’t”💥
Monique Ryan rips shreds off Pauline Hanson for attacking her rivals with violent & misogynistic cartoons. Says it’s time media stop ‘giving a public voice’ to someone who spreads so much negative trash.💯
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Across Australia, $32.5 billion of generation and storage is now under construction or at financial close, the CEC says in its bi-annual investment report
reneweconomy.com.au/australi…
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Congratulations President Lula. Demonstrates you don’t need to capitulate to Trump’s intimidation, interference and aggression.
Lessons for our politicians?
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#BREAKING 🚨 Incumbent left-wing Brazilian president Lula has come from behind to be re-elected over Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of ex-president Jair Bolsonaro
Lula trailed in the first round of voting earlier this month, but has now won by a margin of around 2%
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🚨Obama steps out at the Ohio rally!
AND THE CROWD IS GOING NUTS.
Trump is going to have a very bad night when he sees this.
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Historic: Solar alone has become China’s #1 power source by capacity: 1,286 GW vs coal’s 1,285 GW
Coal led by 300 GW at end-2024. Solar erased that deficit in 19 months, even as China kept building coal
Nameplate is captured. Displacing coal's actual TWh is next: unstoppable
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What most people don't know: when you fill up a petrol car most of the energy never moves it.
Petrol car: 13–21% of the crude oil's energy reaches wheels.
Electric car on today's UK grid: 43–45%.
Electric car on wind+solar: 77–80%.
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Australia has more new renewable energy generation and storage projects lining up to connect to the NEM than it has current generating capacity, new data has shown
ow.ly/OU6j50ZZUXp
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The Amazon is on the ballot when Brazil picks its president next Sunday
>On its own, the Amazon rainforest may survive 3-5°C of warming
>With deforestation, its point of no return drops to 1.5-1.9°C
>We’re basically already there today
>The good news: deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon is down 4 years in a row, to its 3rd-lowest level in 38 years
Cutting down trees is something we can stop fast. But not with the wrong president
academic.oup.com/bioscience/…
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🚨 ATTENTION: BRAZIL HAS WOKEN UP
BRASÍLIA RIGHT NOW! A CROWD TAKING TO THE STREETS IN SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT LULA’S RE-ELECTION—TRULY IMPRESSIVE!
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Not one of the 16 graphs showing Earth's planetary vital signs is moving in the right direction. Instead, they all point to an acceleration of global climate breakdown: Greenhouse gases, ocean heat, and sea levels are surging, while glaciers, ice sheets, and reflectivity plunge. 7 vital signs are at record extremes.
This is not a warning for the future, it is a diagnosis of the present
Phase out fossil fuels now
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IPCC is under pressure to delay publication of key global #climate report by petro-states.
theguardian.com/environment/…
