Leon Simons

leonsimons.com

20 October 2026 13:48

"The “statistial significance” of this model is overwhelming, i.e. we can resoundingly reject the hypothesis that global average SST has warmed at the same rate for the last several decades. It’s a lot faster now (about 0.3°C/dec) than it was before 2012 (less than 0.1°C/dec)."

David Ho

davidho.bsky.social

20 October 2026 13:45

Absolutely not. Humans evolved to live on Earth and there’s no other place that has the right amount of everything we need, like climate, liquid water, mix of oxygen and non-toxic gases in the atmosphere, magnetic field, gravity, puppies, kittens, etc.

Nature Portfolio

natureportfolio.nature.com

20 October 2026 13:44

The Anthropocene is widely used without fixed definition. In this Nature Reviews Earth & Environment Perspective article the authors identify 1952, marked by a sharp increase in plutonium from nuclear tests, as a key point for defining the Anthropocene. go.nature.com/4i0IdFX 🌍🧪

Olivia Guest · Ολίβια Γκεστ

olivia.science

19 October 2026 12:19

Colonisation mindset: destroy all other cultures

Prof Bill McGuire

profbillmcguire.bsky.social

19 October 2026 00:27

#FOTW Daily Post 14 In the last interglacial, 125,000y ago, it was hot enough for hippos in Yorkshire, while crocodiles swam in Berkeley Square - well London anyway. That world was less than 1°C hotter than today Small number. Wildly different planet Pls share + tag 2 #FateOfTheWorld #deeptime