Prof Lisa Schipper 🌍🍉💪

Just for the record, a complete 🧵 of my 🧵 on adaptation. bsky.app/profile/lisa... Part I

When we hear about "the rich" & how they fuck up the world: it's not just Bezos & Musk, it's most of us in the rich world. "Wealthy nations are somewhat insulated from the climate crisis because they are able to afford higher food prices, robust houses, emergency evacuation, healthcare & security."

Bolsonaro's loss is not just a loss for Bolsonaro. It's a loss for Trump. For Musk. For Milei. For Netanyahu. For Farage. For Meta and Zuckerberg. For the meat barons, the fossil fuel corporations, and the rest of the neocolonial looters. And it is a massive win for humanity and the living planet.

Klimatfrågan var viktigast för Centerväljarna. Inte karensavdraget, vinst i välfärd eller skattesänkningar. Det visar SVT:s VALU svart på vitt. Hur kommer det sig att ”fel” frågor dominerar debatten om regeringsbildningen?

United by the Shitfuckery. Brilliant

As the teaching semester starts at @giubresearch.bsky.social, is it fair to admit that I love that I have mostly women in my classes? Brilliant and strong women who will make the world a better place. Now it's my job to make sure I equip them with the right knowledge for this task (yes the men too).

Et tu, Guardian? Disappointing to see this given their generally great climate coverage. (fixed it for them)

The 2026 UNEP Emissions Gap Report is out: The Point of Return. 🌍🌡️🔥 It's sobering but actionable. Decades of inadequate climate action have closed off opportunities to limit warming, but ambitious action today can still prevent much greater harm. A thread of some of the highlights 🧵

Honoured to have contributed to the 2026 State of the Climate report. Things look grim, surely, and yet we have the responsibility to inform the public and keep strong to unmask climate denialists and their associated cronies in governments, media, corporations, etc.

😂 www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

The new Climate Action Tracker update on Canada is alarming. What has shocked me the most and may come as a big surprise to many is the way in which Mark Carney has steadily dismantled Canada‘s Climate policies to the point where he’s heading towards Trump level rollbacks. lnkd.in/p/d2RVBBae

Tell me your thoughts on this phrase (and any variation of it): 'The authors used [LLM] to assist with language editing, grammar checking, and drafting support during preparation of this manuscript.' Does this not mean that the text was potentially written by an LLM?

This is sick. www.bbc.com/news/article...

Yes! 💯 this. Or for uni students.

Yes. Although I had a fall today when my front wheel got caught in a tram track. Knee says ouch. Still in Bonn cycling is by far the fastest and best transport option.

For those not too far from Bonn, you might find the fight with Deutsche Bahn worthwhile for this event on 20.10 where we explore why there is an entire chapter on Loss and Damage is the next IPCC report. www.geographie.uni-bonn.de/en/events/lo...

How can we unpack the concept of locally led adaptation? Is it truly a revolutionary paradigm shift in terms of who designs and implements adaptation strategies? Or is it just another donor catch phrase?

More from the Adaptation conference: Pauline Lavaud, Director of Climate and Ecological Transition, City of Paris, mentioned one of the most important ingredients in adaptation to extreme heat: solidarity. So true. And rarely discussed at the global policy level.

Har ni läst den här debattartikeln? Jag menar framför allt er, politiker. www.aftonbladet.se/debatt/a/OkK...

I’m not sure if it’s clear to the public that most policymakers and scientists have left 1,5C behind and are planning for warming that is closer to 3C. That is a major difference.

The 10 New Insights in Climate Science 2026/2027 are here. The new report distills the latest climate research into ten critical insights for science, policy, and society ahead of COP31. Explore the insights and read the report: 10insightsclimate.science

On my way to Paris now for the conference 'How - and how far - can we still adapt?' I have to admit I am starting to become pessimistic about adaptation opportunities. I hope the conference will be a chance to reflect profoundly on the ontological dimensions of adaptation www.afd.fr/en/events/af...

There should be a special place in heaven for students who take the time to write thank you emails. ✨

This is just so cool. www.bbc.com/news/videos/...

This year has been brutal, and like most people you probably want to do more about climate change. But what, and how? Great news – I’ve written just the book for you! It’s called What One Person Can Do and it’s a clear and simple how-to guide, a roadmap to help you make influential changes...

We could already face 2.5-3°C of global warming by 2050!

CoI is subjective but I do agree that this is not s good look for the IPCC.

Nice campaign by the Norwegian Consumer Council about the declining lifespan of products. Enjoy!

This paper by good colleagues also looks excellent! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Adios pequeño. www.bbc.com/news/article...

Varför kommer olika studier om skogens klimatnytta till olika resultat? Här har vi försökt ge ett svar på den frågan. www.slu.se/forskning/ku...

❗Excited to share new OA article on 'Advancing ethical and relational disaster risk reduction'. We argue for engaging with relational values, and particularly diverse perceptions of risk and nature in order to more effectively reduce risk. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

❗Excited to share new OA article on 'Advancing ethical and relational disaster risk reduction'. We argue for engaging with relational values, and particularly diverse perceptions of risk and nature in order to more effectively reduce risk. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Please be kind to your Swedish friends tomorrow 🇸🇪 We’ll all be suffering a hangover of historic proportions 🗳️

Lyssna på Robyn!

This is a must-read article.