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working in digital/social media, staring at architecture, reading bumper stickers, typing too loudly

Sydney
Joined May 2008
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Should I stay or should I scroll now?
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Don’t you forget about threads
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Although we’ve come to end of the feed
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Honey we don’t tweet anymore
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The only account to request I verify my age, so far, is BlueSky, which is not even on the banned list.
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Tomorrow, the "Making the Invisible Visible" Conference on indoor air quality (IAQ) will be held at Parliament House. Join advocates, policymakers, scientists and community members for expert panels on IAQ, health equity and inclusion. During the event, the Academy will release a significant report that explores the policy pathways to routine measurement and monitoring of indoor air in public buildings to an agreed set of standards and sensitivities. The report will also address fundamental questions about what constitutes indoor air quality, and what standards and practises currently exist to measure and mitigate indoor air pollution. 📅 Thursday 6th November 📍 Parliament House, online 🕒 9:30am - 4:30pm AEDT Speakers include: – Assistant Minister Rebecca White MP – Professor Michael Kidd AO, Chief Medical Officer – Distinguished Professor Lidia Morawska FAA FTSE – Anna-Maria Arabia OAM, Australian Academy of Science (pictured at left) There is still time to register for the live stream. 🎥 events.humanitix.com/making-… @CoopResearchAus @ayyemm
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Released in 2021. Now reiterated in many parts by the Aus government’s own report.
“Everything is changing at a tremendous pace.” Today we publish a landmark report that explores the risks to our future based on the current global trajectory to a 3°C warmer world. It’s not too late to prevent 3°C. But we must act now. Follow #WarmerWorld for more.
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Protests in Nepal, which have led to 17 protester deaths, have forced the government to reverse a ban on all social networks.
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BlueSky just blocked an entire US state from accessing its social platform in the face of a new ban that forces users of all ages to provide personal ID verification. theverge.com/internet-censor…
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"Justice Brett Kavanaugh acknowledged that the law probably violated the First Amendment"
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Send this to ppl who whinge that solar panels will eventually be landfill: "A team at UNSW has developed a new process for recycling solar panels with over 95% efficiency, recovering valuable materials like silver, copper, glass, & silicon" unsw.edu.au/engineering/rese…
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Global Talent Attraction Program The Australian Academy of Science is leading a national effort to strengthen Australia’s research capability and scientific leadership by securing world-class researchers from the United States. science.org.au/about-us/phil…
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A brilliant piece of science — but also science communication. Show this to your climate-doubting boomer parents. #scicomm
Out today in Nature, our new paper on the drivers of the extreme summertime heating of the North Atlantic during 2023. Temperatures across much of the basin warmed to record high levels in the space of just a few months. The impacts on climate and ecosystems were severe. A thread on how this work came about and what we found. 👇👇👇🧵 nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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The layout of this page does my head in. Where exactly does ABC want me to click?
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Pluto was robbed of its planet status - and now we are supposed to accept just handing out moons to Saturn … it is a rigged solar system
Saturn now has 274 "moons"—but are they all really moons? 🌘 Maybe it’s time we rethink the definition, argues @LKrauss1.
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Not sure biodiversity got many mentions at all in this campaign. Yet extinctions continue apace. #auspol @Biodivcouncil
Australian researchers are using powerful gene editing tools like CRISPR-Cas9, which draw on core scientific ideas from molecular biology, genetics, ecology, and evolutionary biology to combat Australia’s invasive species crises. See more examples of #scienceonthecampaigntrail: science.org.au/science-on-th… #scienceonthecampaigntrail #researchanddevelopment @AustralianLabor @LiberalAus @Greens
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