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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

So it was actually "free speech for me but not for thee" this whole time. If only it was abundantly obvious that's what it was in the first place 😵

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

Zero. Who needs dragons in a set about a maze?

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

Well no at least not "traditional" law enforcement because according to a quick web search, the gestapo did not practice traditional law enforcement

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Well it looks like it's all measured from the edge of Texas that's closest to each place so it would be 2 Texases from the middle of Texas if it's 1.5 from the closest point

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Thanks for the link been wanting to find something like that! (And for your list)

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

I usually skip the musical guests but loved it this week - Turnstile was awesome - found a new artist to follow 😀

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

We understand emotions and well-being and what humans need from each other in relationships better than at any time in human history, and the positive feedback loop from that is pretty powerful.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Major problem - I have a dentist appointment in 30 minutes and don't want to brush my teeth because I can still taste the garlic-ginger-peanut butter-gochuchang sauce I had on my lunch and it's so good

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

I hear you and I'm like relieved but still extremely concerned :s

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Not sure profits would even be realized in a single quarter when long time dedicated fans ditch the brand instantly, not to mention having an R&D revolt on their hands.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Though good point that technically Secret Lair could do it without design having anything to do with it - he might not be able to commit anything there but I think wotc knows it would be devastating. Maybe hasbro doesn't know this but I'm sure they'd be made aware internally.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

That was much more of a personal best guess based on information at the time. I don't think this is at all analogous.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Me three. I'd like the chance to say this isn't something I'd sit out, I'd be gone permanently.

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Paul Behrens @profpaulbehrens.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Plant-rich diets are the food system's electrification. Petrol cars only see 18-25% of their fuel energy get to the wheels; EVs 87-91%. Heat pumps are 2 or 3 times more efficient. Food has its own combustion engine: a chicken turns about 13% of its feed calories into food, worse than a petrol car.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Brutally hard pairing right off the bat, fond childhood memories connected to both of these folks!

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Zeke Hausfather @zekehausfather.com · 22/09/2026

I have a new piece out in Nature today on the record-breaking 2026/2027 El Niño, what impacts we should expect, and how governments can prepare. The Niño3.4 region is currently running more than 1C hotter than any prior event on record, and we remain months away from the peak www.nature.com/artic...

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

OK fam suggestions for cat names? I'm not getting anywhere with convincing my partner to go for a name inspired by climate science like Eunice Foote or Svante Arrhenuis...

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Katharine Hayhoe @katharinehayhoe.com · 21/09/2026

When we stop talking about climate change like it’s a political issue and start talking about it as a shared challenge that we all need to work together to solve, that’s when we’ll finally be able to start talking about saving ourselves. That is our conclusion here!

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Arch Enemy could do the funniest thing right now

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Who made who? Who becomes the devil and who made who?

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

When to open and close pools is one of my favourite examples of opportunities for using seasonal climate predictions. You get current climate for free since initialized with current year plus some ENSO impact predictability etc. And it's an eminently "hedge-your-bets"-able decision.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Ah yes that famously spiteful move of acting in one's self interest in response to a former ally losing all sense of reason.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Great explainer of how El Niño interacts with climate change @andrewdessler.com & @johannawagstaffe.bsky.social - for more on the potential impacts in Canada see also this blog co-authored by colleagues including Bill Merryfield who was also on this episode climatedata.ca/news/what-th...

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What the developing exceptional El Niño means for Canada in 2026-27 – ClimateData.ca

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Re-post this comment if you think a poll feature is badly overdue, like this comment if you think we're fine without 😉

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

So 10.5 is a summary of sorts but the statements are sort of dense and encyclopedic. For a more readable overview, the plain language summary is where you want to go. I'll end brain dump here for now but please bring on the questions and/or requests for more info on certain bits! #CCCR2026 13/13

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Finally, the last section of the chapter, 10.5 is just some high level statements that the author team fought tooth and nail over every word but aren't exactly "key messages" or "headline statements" since they are based on both literature plus our expert judgement/experience. #CCCR2026 12/x

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

These can be thought of as "extended hazards tables" - drawing from the foundation of the info in 10.4 but adding additional sources, linking to climate data - currently only a few hazards but this section will grow and be evergreen - watch this space #CCCR2026 11/x

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Of course, space is limited in a report of that nature and section 10.4 needed to restrict itself to the knowledge assessed in the rest of the report. So what next if you're interested in a particular hazard? The newly launched climatedata.ca/resource/cli... sections #CCCR2026 let you dig more 10/x

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Climate hazards – ClimateData.ca

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

If you find yourself wanting to know more about "ok so where do I get more information on X" where X is one of the hazards in that graphic, then the analogous subsection in 10.4 is a great start. It summarizes what we know, direction of change, what indicators might help us plan, etc. #CCCR2026 9/x

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

That blog links to a handy dandy infographic (direct link climatedata.ca/assets/uploa...) which is in its own right a good summary of the key messages throughout the report that are the most relevant to planning for life in our changed climate. #CCCR2026 8/x

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

The bulk of the chapter is in the penultimate section 10.4 on hazards, which seeks to summarize findings in the assessment chapters (2 through 9) by hazard, which is how most of us tend to think about climate. This section has its own blog over at climatedata.ca/news/hazard-... #CCCR2026 7/x

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Hazard Information in CCCR 2026 and ClimateData.ca: Bridging the Gap Between Science and Practice – ClimateData.ca

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

There is a wide range of topics in 10.3 from downscaling to uncertainty to differences in baseline periods to an important and interesting contribution on ecosystem services and shifting seasonal rounds by @jannawale.bsky.social - one of four Indigenous case stories/boxes in Ch10 #CCCR2026 6/x

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

After the "brief history of climate services" in 10.2, the next section is "what to expect when you're expecting to use climate projections" - a collection of 8 of the main topics you might run into when making data-driven decisions about adapting your work to climate change. #CCCR2026 5/x

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

So how does Chapter 10 answer "so what/what next"? A few ways! First, it *briefly* (I promise!) describes the emerging field of climate services and touches on why you (yes, you!) probably need to think about how your work should be different due to the fact that climate is changing #CCCR2026 4/x

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Chapter 10 is "Climate services and using climate information" - and this is a new feature to the report. The next IPCC Assessment Report round will also have a dedicated Climate services chapter but we did it here first :) Direct link to Chapter 10 is: www.canada.ca/en/environme... #CCCR2026 3/x

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Chapter 10: Climate services and using climate information - Canada.ca

Coordinating lead authors Trevor Murdock, Environment and Climate Change Canada

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

The full report is available at www.canada.ca/en/environme... and there are links to a report summary and to headline statements. See also climatedata.ca/news/canadas... for an infographic of the headline statements. But for this thread, we'll skip ahead to Chapter 10 #CCCR2026 2/x

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Canada’s Changing Climate Report 2026: The latest science supported by data – ClimateData.ca

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Earlier this month, Canada's Changing Climate Report 2026 was launched. What does this mean for planning, preparedness, resilience, climate risk assessment in our changing climate? I'm glad you asked. Welcome to a mega-thread on the "so what / what next" of #CCCR2026 findings and information 1/x

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

Call me when you have an AI agent that can do my dishes, not my thinking.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

Is this the source or symptom of anxiety? Or both?

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Gernot Wagner @gwagner.com · 06/09/2026

Unlike so many others, the @financialtimes.com nails the "OMG, 1.5℃ is gone" message: "Temperature overshoot requires urgent action" Yep. And every 0.01℃ matters. Reminds me of my NYT oped with @costasamaras.com: "The widely recited '12-year deadline' is wrong — and right." gwagner.com/12years

UN report: temperature overshoot requires urgent action to keep warming in line with Paris accord

With children, days might last forever, but years fly by. Something similar applies to climate policy. The current days of delay and debates can seem to drag on forever, but the next presidential election is right around the corner, and so is 2030. Concrete, realistic deadlines focus the mind and jump-start action. And jump-start we must.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

What about if their existence threatens your fragile masculinity?

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

Level 1 at home in a regular outlet. But I purposely bought the oldest EV that I could find and since it only has an 80 km ish range (2013 Leaf with 1 cell toast), it charges easily overnight and tops up quickly when out and about if necessary.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

The report doesn't make policy recommendations - it's strictly an assessment of state of knowledge. There is, however, plenty of content about how much more severe impacts will be in Canada under scenarios with higher global greenhouse gas emissions.

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Trevor Murdock @tqmurdock.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Also, if you check out Chapter 10 on #climateservices and using climate information please let me know what you found useful in this chapter (new to this round) and if there's anything missing we should consider in the next round. Direct link to chapter 10: www.canada.ca/en/environme...

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Chapter 10: Climate services and using climate information - Canada.ca

Coordinating lead authors Trevor Murdock, Environment and Climate Change Canada

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