We are likely to regret not acting sooner.

theconversation.com/my-new-dark-re…

If you are a scientist or policymaker working on climate hazard challenges, why not join our @EGU_Policy special event in Brussels & online "Evidence-informed planning for a new era of climate hazards", on 4 November

For more information & to apply visit: egu.eu/9QRHVS/

If you are a scientist or policymaker working on climate hazard challenges, why not join our @EGU_Policy special event in Brussels on 4 November "Evidence-informed planning for a new era of climate hazards".

For more information and to apply visit: egu.eu/9QRHVS/

Warm ocean waters due to human-caused climate change helped fuel Hurricane #Milton to become a powerful Category 5 storm.

Sea surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico were well above average for this time of year as Milton churned toward Florida. earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/153429/…

🚨 #BREAKING! Species population numbers have dropped by 73% on average since 1970

But there's hope as we have #EUGreenDeal solutions to transform conservation, food, energy & finance to tackle the climate & nature crises.

New Living Planet Report 👉 wwf.eu/?15334891/Syst…

Conservationists are alarmed by the lowest butterfly count result in the UK in the survey’s 14-year history.

An average of just seven butterflies per 15-minute count were recorded.

Read more by @patrick_barkham for @guardian:

theguardian.com/environment/20…

Interesting testimony on science for policy - building trust with policymakers through listening, empathy and understanding the context, as well as understanding the views of citizens crucial to policy impact. @INGSciAdvice
nature.com/articles/d4158…

It was a pleasure to be part of this panel with the other excellent speakers! Thank you @europlanetmedia for inviting me!

The long shadow of biodiversity loss | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

As the planet warms, evaporation increases the amount of water vapor in our atmosphere. When that water vapor mixes with other climate-warming greenhouse gasses like carbon dioxide and methane, it amplifies their warming effects: go.nasa.gov/4ecRmb2

In this blog post, Simon Clark writes about how climate change is erasing cultural heritage at an unprecedented rate. From ancient sites to traditional knowledge, these losses undermine our identity and resilience. Read more: egu.eu/033C39 #ClimateAction

Ecosystem services are key for our economies, but often overlooked in economic analysis

Economic indicators such as Gross Domestic Product don't reflect nature's contributions

This report by @EU_ScienceHub shows the importance of adding nature’s value 👉 europa.eu/!hWDyjH

Sea levels around the world are rising as a result of human-caused global warming. Overall, global sea levels have risen about 10 centimeters from 1993 to 2023. #WorldOceansDay

go.nasa.gov/3VuV88X

A warming world
Losing biodiversity
#EarthDay

A HUGE thanks to everyone who was involved in this year's #EGU24 #Science4Policy programme 🌟!

My EGU24 highlight was getting to work with all of you and seeing how engaged all of the participants of these sessions were!

See you at all #EGU25!

My colleague Antonin Berthelot is showing off his awesome video game based on our satellite mission! You can try it out now! #EGU24 #ALTIUS

Interested in science for policy but don't know where to start? Check out our quick-start tips for scientists! #scipol #EGU24

Come by the Science for Policy Help Desk at the EGU Booth (Hall X2) for some #scipol resources and EGU chocolate! We'll be here every day from 12-13h! @EGU_Policy @EuroGeosciences

Are you curious about #Science4Policy? Do you want your research to have a policy impact?

Then don't miss this morning's #EGU24 Short Course: An introduction to science for policy starting at 10:45 in Room -2.85/86.

@Chl0e_Hill @noelcbaker @erika_vons @a_allegra