It's the 21st of December. Happy Gravy Day. #21stofdecember #gravyday #PaulKelly #Christmas #gravy

Climate models indicate La Niña is on the way out, with El Niño conditions expected later this year. #TeamCSIRO Climate Scientist Dr Wenju Cai explains what this means for Australia’s weather, and how changing conditions will affect the country. spr.ly/60173rdaX

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The Canberra fires marked a pivotal moment in Australian bushfire science. It showed that even urban communities can be in danger if close enough to the bush, but we're now better placed to respond swiftly to bushfires, writes @andegiss (Macquarie University). bit.ly/3Jdt3O3

To hear Will in this wonderful video is such a reminder of what we’ve lost. But thanks for sharing.

The rhythmic expansion + contraction of Antarctic sea ice is like a heartbeat, but there’s been a skip. 🧊 Deeply concerned researchers from Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS) + Australian Antarctic Program Partnership have released a diagnosis for policy-makers, writes Ed Doddridge (University of Tasmania). bit.ly/3L4hSGL

Extreme weather events are complex, and working out how much damage climate change caused is tricky. As Andrew King 🌈 + colleagues (University of Melbourne, The University of Waikato 🎓 + CSIRO) write, event attribution is not yet a good way to calculate compensation for climate change. bit.ly/3ongEOO

WCRP is proud to announce that the registration period for the Open Science Conference is now available. If you are interested in attending the conference or following it online, please register your interest! wcrp-osc2023.org/registration #WCRPOSC23 World Meteorological Organization World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) Rwanda Environment Management Authority

It’s been exciting and rewarding to help create Studio& see it take flight. Please share this great article by Elizabeth Kovacs with anyone interested in this “artistic haven for the neurodiverse” and meet our amazing Studio& team. theowluc.com/story/canberra… via @theowl_uc

Advancing Science for a Sustainable Future Early Bird Registration - #WCRPOSC2023. Deadline 25th of July. 👉More info: wcrp-osc2023.org/registration Rwanda Environment Management Authority African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) NOAA World Meteorological Organization NASA Northeastern U. Office of Naval Research (ONR) @APN4GCR U.S. National Science Foundation IPSL 🌍 European Space Agency Future Earth (@futureearth.bsky.social) National Research Foundation of South Africa ECMWF

Dutton and Morrison are more similar than they are different A piece I wrote 👇 #auspol thesaturdaypaper.com.au/opinion/topic/…

✅Please read this piece and share widely. It lays bare the truth of Dutton’s no campaign. It’s all #fearandsmear. The Voice can’t be silenced by Dutton’s Trumpian tone. theage.com.au/politics/feder…

🎉 The online poster sessions is the first event of the #WCRPOSC23! 📅 9-16 Oct 📍 Oxford Abstracts Hybrid Platform (registered attendees only!) Full schedule of posters: loom.ly/_lOnn2c To register: loom.ly/8bLbKM4 #ClimateScience

🌍 Next week, a once-in-a-decade scientific conference takes place in #Kigali. The World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) Open Conference will bring together leading experts from the climate and environment fields to discuss the defining challenge of our time: #ClimateChange. council.science/events/open-sc…

Join us in Kigali, Rwanda! #WCRPOSC23

🗓️Mark your calendar! The World Climate Research Programme- Open Science Conference is starts next week Representatives from Government Institutions, NGOs, Private Sector & academia will be exploring the latest climate science & sustainable solutions to address climate change

An international research conference held every 10 years starts soon, with 1200+ experts dedicated to advancing our understanding of climate science to match the rapid pace of #ClimateChange. You can still register: lnkd.in/ecBc4fiF Press Release: public.wmo.int/en/media/press…

One of the highlights of #WCRPOSC23 was the early career researchers. Climate science leaders of the future, and not afraid to ask the hard questions and challenge the community. Really appreciate the WMO SG Elect, Celeste Saulo, joining us and spending time with the ECRs.