jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 12/08/2026Climate change will only get worse as feedbacks are triggered: www.anthony-johnson-engineering.co.uk/earth-system...anthony-johnson-engineering.co.ukEarth System Model & Human Collapse Assessment Tool 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 31/07/2026Knowing the elephants in the room (note the S), this terrifies me. The economic cost of these elephants will be insurmountable and incur permanent damage. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/07/2026I’ve come to the conclusion that there is near zero likelihood of humanity- as a whole- achieving or getting close to RCP2.6. It will remain as elusive as cold fusion. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/07/2026I see my comment about some orange bloke was removed. As a Brit, posting from the UK, I feel as if my freedom of expression is being curtailed. I fear this is all going to end very very badly. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/07/2026How exactly can a country allow a convicted rapist to be the leader? If you sexually abuse someone, you forfeit your civil rights…. In every other civilised country. I just can’t understand this. He like kids, which means voters don’t value theirs. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/07/2026In the uk, we have both civil and criminal laws to defend against these things. Then there’s the matter of posting the videos online- if there’s an advert attached to the video, you’re gaining financially which comes under GDPR, then there’s the protection from harassment act and the voyeurism act. 010 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/07/2026By “we”, one presumes you refer solely to the USA. 010 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 27/07/2026Or put the data centres inside steel housing and in the ocean 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 27/07/2026According to latest headlines, we Think he may be concerned that his name has cropped up somewhere in ICC documents….. however, this appears a very forward thinking move for a monkey. 001 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 27/07/2026Please re- read my comment. I demonstrated credibility for your post. 110 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 27/07/2026Every event trumps the last “pun intended” and becomes normalised. Even frogs would have scrambled out the pot by now. It will take an unimaginable event to make change happen but, we all know that by then, it will be 5 seconds to midnight. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 27/07/2026The only saving grace in all this is noting that, unlike the USA, these lesser humans make up only 15-17% of the uk’s more educated population. Much like populism, it all comes down to whomsoever can shout loudest. 060 6
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 27/07/2026It’s the lack of critical thinking that gives rise to comments of limited “depth”. 1.1 degrees for example- not comprehending “average” whilst at the same time quoting a figure from a decade ago. It scares me, it’s held us all back for so long it is unfortunately too late to stop the worst. 030 3
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 26/07/2026Any of those 3M n95 masks leftover from the last debacle??? There might be a market for them. Check with the former UK PM- you know, the other blond fat leader, his party knows how to set up a PPE selling front. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 26/07/2026I suspect the same bellend had his orange coloured lover pull funding from the US’s attempt at sodium ion battery production as well…. They ought to pack up now and hand the keys over to China- It’s probably the only way we’ll survive this catastrophe. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 26/07/2026As we march rapidly along in this switch from fossil fuelled vehicles to electric, I think it’s important that we remember our beloved love child, SF6 and its little known contribution as the most potent of all the GHGs us humble humans have ever released into the wild. May it never leak excessively 010 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 26/07/2026The stratosphere is cooling because less solar radiation is being reflected and more absorbed in the lower atmosphere. The rate of cooling in the stratosphere exceeds the reduction in solar output and because energy can neither be created, nor destroyed and only converted….. 121 2
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 26/07/2026Actually, whilst I can’t abide this “it’s not us, it’s the sun crap” there is some credibility to the sun being visually brighter, simply because we’ve been cleaning particulate matter out of the atmosphere- low sulphur fuel oil in shipping for one. You may see it and, yes, warming has accelerated. 110 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 26/07/2026Interestingly, the grid storage versions have a life cycle expectancy of 10000-15000 cycles.. approx 30 years. CATL have a deal in place with Hyperstrong to deploy 60Gwh of sodium ion batteries over 3 years…. Lithium ion does 3000-4000 cycles before degradation toward 80%. 070 7
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 26/07/2026CATL have developed the naxtra sodium ion battery which is being used in the Changan Nevo A06- A sedan car. Energy density is 175wh/kg, so comparable to Lion. However, it’s Chinese tech so we’ll let you know how good it is. Maybe you can test it after the next regimen change? 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 26/07/2026Just installed my latest one, £122 for the micro inverter and £200 for a couple of 300 watt panels. 2 months savings and I knock 10% off my electricity bill. 020 2
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 26/07/2026Time is running out? Time ran out a decade ago, when many were telling us we had a decade left. We are now in the damage limitation period and that only has 10 years left, at best, before it turns into catastrophic outcomes of “biblical” proportions. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 24/07/2026By the “world”, I mean everywhere but the USA. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 24/07/2026I was going to point out how, as always, the USA adopted the game, morphing it into some unholy freak show to suit the American palette. However, what it did reveal- in true US style- was the sheer unsportsmanlike corruption of FIFA and the USA. The world is now discussing ditching FIFA. 100 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 24/07/2026No, he’s happy to kill them off because in the long game, having got rid of any protections that were in place, he can then sell drilling rights and get a few billion dollar backhanders for his family. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 24/07/2026This smacks of arrogance…. Sheer dumb arrogance. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 24/07/2026Only the US would see fit to call any competition with a country it feels threatened by, “war”. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 22/07/2026The irony in all this is that, having driven a wedge between the US and one of its largest trading partners, said former partner is growing the use of EVs- particularly with Chinese brands- at such a rate that when the dust does finally settle, the US might find export of its gas limited. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 22/07/2026200 hours in multiple simulators, 3 years later and 6 drones later, I can fly acro. It is simply about putting in time. 020 2
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 21/07/2026The irony in that is the massive reduction in biodiversity that brings. Not only is there a reduction in ground cover and associated moisture loss from the soil but there’s got to be a loss of natural predators for species like pine bark beetle. The pine needles would cover the forest floor. 001 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 20/07/2026Good point. He certainly didn’t say that in the post. I’d seen footage elsewhere and for some reason came to this unfathomable conclusion it applied to this post. Anyway, footage from elsewhere on the interwebs shows flames so high, I can’t see how the soil microbiome would be able to survive… 100 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 20/07/2026….. if he releases licenses to drill and the cost of recovery is too high, he’s silenced the far right, safe in the knowledge that the climate risk remains minimal because no company is going to try and recover the oil. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 20/07/2026It’s a mature field and pushing extraction to allow for recovery of more than the projected 2.5-5 bb oil would result in the EROEI dropping significantly. This is just people pleasing dumb stuff. 100 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 20/07/2026I make that to be 0.16 gigatons of CO2 per annum. I suspect those left when this all finally collapses will see Jevons paradox in full swing as we cruised, full steam to the demise of most of us. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 20/07/2026Ironically, the first 10 year window to Bring us back to 350 was 2006-2016. The second, more pressing 10 year window- with warnings from All prominent scientists was 2017, finishing next year. Rather than heed warnings and listen to experts, humans turn to populism and blame someone else. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 20/07/2026So, what you’re saying is these aren’t re-growth fires. One wonders, given the sizes of the fires if the topsoil is intact and the microbiome viable? 100 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 29/06/2026And yet Europe is still trying: heidelberg Cement @ 0.5 tCO₂e/t 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/06/2026Knowing how historic data is used to determine a heatwave, I suspect that this will not be classed as heatwave in 10-20 years time. 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/06/2026There are other reasons, other than Methane. The rise of China since the 1990’s, the same with India. Both have driven a doubling of global co2 output in the space of 25 years. Climate sensitivity is likely much higher than projected and feedbacks not yet considered 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/06/2026Interestingly, us doomers were very much “into” the concept of the methane clathrate gun hypothesis many years ago. This somewhat dispelled/meligned concept- which I’m not going to mansplain- was discarded because it did not “cause” climate change but instead arose as a result of a warming climate 110 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/06/2026I was on “overpopulation discussion” on Facebook and came across a similarly racist argument from an American, citing the “third world” as being the problem, whilst western societies “self regulate” their populations. I fear that racism is systemic with the USA, likely with right wing ideology. 020 2
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 28/06/2026I like the chart, taking out the noise from previous years makes the deviation much clearer to see- and hopefully accept. Is the deviation this year predominantly due to El Niño or is this a general increase globally? 130 3
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 25/06/2026So, there is still some satisfaction to be had in this world? 000 0
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 24/02/2026Yeah, I no longer buy unilever products after I learned about this. I do miss Bovril but Magnum and Cornetto are just overpriced compared to Tesco own brands. Besides, the additives that make their ice cream remain solid once defrosted…. That’s just unnatural. 010 1
jo-a-ri.bsky.social @jo-a-ri.bsky.social · 24/02/2026There’s been a lot of Russians falling out of Hotel windows in the past few years. Is car accident another way of saying “fell from open window of hotel?” 030 3
