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Jacob Aron

@jjaron

News editor for New Scientist

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calendar_today19-01-2009 13:12:21

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@MetOfficeCE (@metofficece) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It feels almost pointless reposting this on X these days but, as we predicted, 2024 was the warmest in the instrumental record, and probably since humans evolved. The climate will not stabilise until we reach net zero, and that physics is not susceptible to lobbying or bullying

Jacob Aron (@jjaron) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not this again. I look forward to the intelligence agencies pointing out which of the laws of physics we're going to ignore in order to make such a weapon possible.

Theo Bertram (@theobertram) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The government’s new AI plan marks a big shift in direction. Sunak saw the importance of AI but he tried to position the UK as the world’s AI safety leaders, emphasising the risks and in an eye-catching but negative way.

The government’s new AI plan marks a big shift in direction.

Sunak saw the importance of AI but he tried to position the UK as the world’s AI safety leaders, emphasising the risks and in an eye-catching but negative way.
Alex Armlovich (@aarmlovi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congestion pricing coverage is peak economics Every person is like, "I didn't used to bear the external costs of my behavior. But now that I do, I am adjusting along an infinite variety of least-cost adaptive margins that no central planner could have foreseen or designed"

Congestion pricing coverage is peak economics

Every person is like, "I didn't used to bear the external costs of my behavior. But now that I do, I am adjusting along an infinite variety of least-cost adaptive margins that no central planner could have foreseen or designed"
Jacob Aron (@jjaron) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My leader this week is a cheerful one: it is time to accept that we have broken the climate, and for us to look at what comes next newscientist.com/article/mg2653…

Alan Sepinwall (@sepinwall) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wrote about how strange and wonderful it was that the incredible Twin Peaks briefly dragged David Lynch into the mainstream, and how hard he fought — especially with Twin Peaks: The Return — to do what interested him, and not a potential mass audience: rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-m…

Dr Heidi B. Hammel (@hbhammel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Image by Michael Carroll in 2013. We did NOT see the little one coming; it hit Earth above Chelyabinsk in 2013, injuring >1400 people. Asteroid 2024 YR4 is bigger than the little one & perhaps as large as the football field! JWST 🔭 data next month will help pin down the size.

Image by Michael Carroll in 2013. We did NOT see the little one coming; it hit Earth above Chelyabinsk in 2013, injuring >1400 people. Asteroid 2024 YR4 is bigger than the little one & perhaps as large as the football field! JWST 🔭 data next month will help pin down the size.
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In a monthly reporting call on global climate, researchers from the US government’s climate and weather agency avoided linking recent record temperatures with climate change newscientist.com/article/246944…