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Magnus Bjornson

@bjornsonmagnus

When there’s nothing left to think about, I’ll usually have something interesting to ask a question about.

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Terry Hughes (@profterryhughes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lethal levels of heat exposure are killing corals along 80% of the length of the Great Barrier Reef, and we have never seen anything like that.

Jan Rosenow (@janrosenow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'If we shut down coal there will be blackouts' we were told by some. National Energy System Operator's Winter Outlook for 2024/25 is out. Despite no more coal plants it predicts an improved energy supply margin, the highest forecast since 2019/20. This has been achieved by new interconnections,

'If we shut down coal there will be blackouts' we were told by some.

<a href="/neso_energy/">National Energy System Operator</a>'s Winter Outlook for 2024/25 is out. Despite no more coal plants it predicts an improved energy supply margin, the highest forecast since 2019/20.

This has been achieved by new interconnections,
Australia Institute (@theausinstitute) 's Twitter Profile Photo

18 years ago today Anthony Albanese issued a press release about the urgent need to act on climate change. A child born then can now vote in Australia, where we are still opening new coal mines & logging native forests. Richard Denniss The New Daily ⬇️ #auspol thenewdaily.com.au/opinion/2024/1…

18 years ago today Anthony Albanese issued a press release about the urgent need to act on climate change.

A child born then can now vote in Australia, where we are still opening new coal mines &amp; logging native forests.
<a href="/RDNS_TAI/">Richard Denniss</a> <a href="/TheNewDailyAu/">The New Daily</a> ⬇️ #auspol
thenewdaily.com.au/opinion/2024/1…
Kamala’s Wins (@harris_wins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BREAKING: In a stunningly senile and incoherent moment, Donald Trump is talking about how Democrats want to ban cows and windows in buildings. This is deeply unserious stuff. Retweet to make sure every American sees this and knows Trump isn’t well.

Mark Ogge (@markogge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1. Fossil fuels (coal gas and oil) make the world hotter 2. Australia is the world’s 2nd largest fossil fuel exporter and fifth largest producer 3. Our government just approve 3 new coal mines with 1.3 BILLION tonnes emissions 3. We are cooking ourselves and everyone else

1. Fossil fuels (coal gas and oil) make the world hotter
2. Australia is the world’s 2nd largest fossil fuel exporter and fifth largest producer
3. Our government just approve 3 new coal mines with 1.3 BILLION tonnes emissions
3. We are cooking ourselves and everyone else
Dr. Genevieve Guenther (@doctorvive) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last year, the earth's forests, plants and soil suffered so much damage from #ClimateChange that they no longer served collectively as a carbon sink. This is very bad news. And it's an event not projected by climate models for 2023. #EndFossilFuels now! theguardian.com/environment/20…

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Long distance flights around the world, may one day look like this. Imagine taking off in Tokyo and landing in New York an hour later.

David Pocock (@davidpocock) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We know how important whistleblowing is for democracy and for trust in institutions. Alongside Andrew Wilkie MP, Helen Haines MP & Senator Lambie, I will introduce a bill to establish a Whistleblower Protection Authority to empower whistleblowers to speak out. canberratimes.com.au/story/8793785/

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Send this one to America BEFORE the election. America’s Last Election Part 1: The Big Lie | If You're Listening youtu.be/GOA7NxYvYKg?si… via YouTube

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The Queensland Government has raised an additional $10 billion from increasing coal royalties. That is funding schools, hospitals, roads, cost of living relief and much more for QLDers. It shows what is possible when you make resource companies pay their fair share. #auspol

The Queensland Government has raised an additional $10 billion from increasing coal royalties.

That is funding schools, hospitals, roads, cost of living relief and much more for QLDers.

It shows what is possible when you make resource companies pay their fair share. #auspol
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"Australian governments charge no royalties on 56% of the gas that is exported from Australia." "That’s $13 billion that didn’t go to roads, hospitals, schools or rural fire and emergency services." Ebony Bennett #auspol australiainstitute.org.au/post/why-queen…

Magnus Bjornson (@bjornsonmagnus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Australia could produce 95 million tons of plant-based protein by replacing animal agriculture. Exporting 70% yields 66.5 million tons, generating AUD 39.9 billion. In comparison, current animal agriculture income is AUD 9.66 billion, highlighting a huge opportunity for growth.