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Going to the REuse Economy Expo 2026 and wanting to know where to find Zero Waste Europe and the Mission Zero Academy?
Wonder no more, as our gallery tells you all you need to know about our presence at the event.
Will we see you in Paris on 19-20 May 2026? 😉
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Story from 2017 but largely unchanged - BECCS (and indeed most "negative emissions") are largely a model fudge factor to hit emissions targets that are increasingly in the rear view mirror.
Cheap and easy to put CO2 in the atmosphere, hard and expensive to pull it out.
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Volcanoes emit CO₂, but the amount is small compared to human emissions from fossil fuels, explains PIK scientist @rahmstorf.bsky.social in new video addressing climate change myths. Each year, human activities release 50-100 times more CO₂ from fossil fuels than global volcanic emissions.
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2026 watch this space. "We've always known that the hyperscale data center boom is highly speculative. Could 2026 be the year when the media starts serious digging into project announcements....before any more fossil infrastructure & AI-driven rate increases get approved?"
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John Kostyack@kostyack.bsky.social
FT looked at satellite imagery of other big data center projects. Its verdict: progress is much slower than the AI hype machine would suggest.
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The two-state solution in my opinion remains the best way of settling the long-running Palestinian-Israeli situation. Either that, or an Israel governed in accordance with a constitution that protects ALL people in Israeli, regardless of ethnicity or belief.
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Seems like this would reduce both the climate impact and the local heat island effect.
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the Palestinians, motivated by the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem - who was a contact of Adolf Hitler and wanted a Middle Eastern of the 'final solution', i.e. a genocide against Jews in Palestine - did not. This left Israeli Jews with no option but to fight or be slaughtered.
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There's a really good quote in the movie "Last of the Dogmen", which I think can also be applied to Israel/Palestine: "What happened was inevitable. The way it happened was unconscionable".
In 1947/8, what was proposed was a two-state solution. The Jewish communities agreed to this, but (1)
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Seasonal storage is also the end of the road problem. The final 5-10% of electricity.
Its much like with CCS.
You need to think about how to clean up the final 5-10% in the long term, but right now we've cleaned up ca 40% (of electricity).
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Complex! Hoping @rahmstorf.bsky.social will explain!
"Results...suggest the surface cooling in the northern Atlantic is primarily caused by a weakening of the AMOC & an associated reduction in northward heat transport. However, overturning in the Nordic Seas also transports more heat northward..."
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Dude, seasonal storage is irrelevant here.
Seasonal storage is as much a prerequisite for nuclear dominated as it is for solar/wind. The profile will differ but no one will build nuclear for 30/40% capacity factors.
Your seasonal storage argument is as usual misinformed.
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He said people should have sought higher ground and stayed to "fight." But fight what? The sea?
Denmark is flat and barely above sea level. Even if a few individuals could find houses above sea level, there'd be no water, sewer, and communications infrastructure, no roads, no government services.
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I watched "Families Like Ours" over the weekend. It's a short cli-fi series about the evacuation of Denmark due to sea level rise (SLR). I thought it was very good and I went looking for old reviews. The NYT reviewer complained that the premise made no sense.
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Just read a report that claimed data center electricity has a carbon intensity of 65.6 MTCO2e/MWh. Folks, a grid that is 100% coal would have a carbon intensity of around 1 MTCO2e/MWh. Let's try to avoid claims that defy physics
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They may have a role in dedicated purposes and specific climates, but honestly can't see it going beyond a niche.
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So yes, there's a little bit of Baltimore and a little bit of half-billion-year old hydrothermal vent in The Starry Night.
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A wild thread:
490 million years ago, the seafloor which would become the city of Baltimore was a serpentinite-hosted hydrothermal vent complex.
Those vents laid the ultramafic structures that would, in 1812, be discovered as America's first chromite mine.
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This Wednesday, Jen McFarland and Abigail Merrill are going live on LinkedIn for Earth Day with zero slides, zero agenda, and zero pretense to discuss the current state of AI and the environment:
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"nuclear energy rush" - what rush? You mean all the powerpoints?
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We've always known that the hyperscale data center boom is highly speculative. Could 2026 be the year when the media starts serious digging into project announcements and helps us figure out what's real - before any more fossil infrastructure and AI-driven rate increases get approved?
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IEA's (@iea.org) Global Energy Review 2026 is out! Solar PV is leading the charge—supplying over 25% of global energy demand growth, ahead of natural gas at 17%. For the first time, a renewable source is the top driver of demand growth. ☀️🔌💡 #Solar #Renewables
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Still waiting for AI to solve climate change
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a man and a woman are standing next to each other and the man has a star on his uniform
Alt: a man and a woman are standing next to each other and the man has a star on his uniform
Leo Hickman@leohickman.carbonbrief.org
A brand new one has just been posted and it's already getting engagement. As ever, study the background at "Piccadilly Circus" for the AI slop "tells" - e.g. people just merging into each other when walking on the road and the neon "Shapftsebury" billboard making zero sense
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Emissions from oil and gas production rose by 4 million tonnes in 2024, now 30% of Canada's total.
Any progress made elsewhere in Canada is being erased by rising oil and gas emissions, and will get worse as more climate regs are trashed and more fossil megaprojects approved.
#cdnpoli #EnergySky
Keith Stewart@climatekeith.bsky.social
Oil and gas emissions are rising again, after a fall triggered by the federal methane regulation (a new methane regulation is being negotiated to re-start the reductions, but AB is trying to pull a fast one)
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The CEO is spinning this as attributable to problems with the supply chains of cooling systems. But the Fermi's problems only came to light thanks to satellite images collected by @michael-thomas.bsky.social of CleanView so maybe the CEO is not the most reliable source.
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