
A global movement for evidence-based policy, scientific literacy for all, stable investment in STEM and open communication of science. @sciencemarchau
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MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
Happy @worldbeeday! #Bees are super important for #biodiversity – see how to attract more Australian Native Bees to your garden here: ow.ly/JtQ950zy1Eg
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
Beautifully written.
I think I'll eat some more chocolate now.
theguardian.com/world/2020/m…?
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
'Australia Is Committing Climate Suicide'. Superb, searing article by Richard Flanagan nyti.ms/2QiiBZu
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
What a year... I won’t even try to summarise it - but nothing would have been possible without your support. So thank you!
This coming decade humanity will decide it’s future. Let’s make it the best one we can.
We have to do the impossible.
So let’s get started.
Happy new year!
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
This is what it’s all about. And yet, basically no one has even seen these figures. We need to communicate this everywhere over and over again. Let’s get started.
How big is the CO₂ bucket for 1.5°C?
Well, the bucket is about to overflow in a few short years, unless we:
1. Turn off the tap (urgently)
2. Put a hole in the bottom to remove CO₂ (negative emissions)
#COP25 #CarbonBudget @FutureEarth @gcarbonproject
globalcarbonproject.org/carb…
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
Stay strong Australia. Keep standing up for science. This means you are winning! #ClimateEmergency #EcologicalEmergency
The Washington Post@washingtonpost1 Nov 2019United States!
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Australia’s prime minister pledges to outlaw climate boycotts, arguing they threaten the economy wapo.st/2N5Rdw5
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
Don't forget - today Melburnians of all ages will be marching with students around the world for a genuine plan to fight climate change. Please show them your support.
#fridaysforfuture #climatestrike #schoolstrike4climate
It’s early morning in the Pacific. Soon the sun will rise on September 20th 2019. Good luck Australia, The Philippines, Japan and all the Pacific islands. You go first! Now lead the way!
#fridaysforfuture #climatestrike #schoolstrike4climate
(NZ + many others go next week.)
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
“As scientists we have spent years telling policymakers that we must change course, but they haven’t taken action…Surely scientists have a moral duty to join the masses, and rebel for life.”
bit.ly/2UKg1wd
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
Turn those lights off for the Bogong Moths! Spread this message far and wide because together, we can help keep the Mountain Pygmy-possum's future bright. More info: bit.ly/2PmX7wd #FightingExtinction
Please just make one change this spring
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
germany 🇩🇪
gov’t: we’re going to shut down all coal by 2038.
people: unacceptable! needs to be _much_ sooner!
australia 🇦🇺
gov’t: we’re thinking of subsidising a coal power station or two.
people: just so long as you don’t touch our franking credits!
#EndeGelände
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
We're excited to announce that registrations are open for our next free 'Campfires and Science' event along Kororoit Creek.
We’ll be hearing from Wurundjeri elders, teaching people how to test for DNA and pollution and planting trees.
Register here: wild-dna-kororoit.eventbrite… – at Melbourne, Victoria
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
Over 500 regional councils around the world have declared climate emergency.
As well as 2 nations.
Who’s next? #ClimateBreakdown #EcologicalBreakdown tvnz.co.nz/one-news/new-zeal…
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
The Australian people have spoken on the science... now they will take it to the polls on May 18... #ScienceNotSilence #auspol
#AusVotes2019 #auspol2019 #ClimateElection
abc.net.au/news/2019-05-08/a… via @abcnews
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
NEW REPORT: Leading Australian experts in the fields of economics, science and risk assessment have found that climate change is a major threat to Australia’s financial stability, and poses systemic economic risks across the country and the region.
climc.nl/2VmVzF1
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
For the first time ever, Australians rank climate change top on a list of critical threats. New report by the @LowyInstitute. Story via @abcnews @MikeySlezak #AusVotes2019 ow.ly/RM2330oFG8Q
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
Replying to @CFigueres
@CFigueres condemns Australian climate wars: "Extreme elements from both sides of the political spectrum have frustrated sensible, forward-looking policies founded in what must be our most important guide — the science." #ScienceNotSilence #ClimateElection abc.net.au/news/2019-05-07/c…
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
"Climate change denial is delusion, and the biggest threat to human survival. Unfortunately, the Government tolerates climate deniers, so their constituents must instead vote them out to save lives." #ScienceNotSilence #auspol #ClimateElection abc.net.au/news/2018-12-07/c… @abcnews
MarchforScienceMelb retweeted
Science not silence !
@RoyalSocietyVic #womeninSTEMM @ScienceMarchMel #scienceadvocacy #EvidenceBasedPolicy #sciencenotsilence – at Melbourne, Victoria





















