Skip to content
Standard
Reader
Log in
Tag
Climate
Articles and publications tagged Climate across the Atmosphere.
19
articles
6
publications
Articles
Publications
Recent
Recent
Trending
Most popular
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
·
Sep 24, 2026
Mapping millions of little trees across the Cairngorms with airborne LiDAR
A good news paper in the Journal of Applied Ecology, using airborne LiDAR over Cairngorms Connect to map 2.65 million young trees and finding deer management is working.
conservation
·
nature
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
·
Sep 20, 2026
.plan-26-38: Near, far, wherever you are, Tessera infers on
Working through dClimate's wall-to-wall v1.1 Tessera embeddings, and finding threatened species near you with the Dash of Life.
tessera
·
conservation
Dirk Bachhausen
·
Sep 18, 2026
(taz) Queere Climate Fiction von Pol Guasch: Der Körper, der verfällt, während andere über ihn sprechen
18. September 2026 "Auf den Händen brennt das Paradies" ist eine sprachgewaltige Dystopie über die Klimakatastrophe und eine Aids-Pandemie. Pol Guaschs Roman fasziniert und überfordert. Direktlink Hier den Artikel weiter lesen...
climate
·
fiction
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
·
Aug 28, 2026
The 3rd Programming for the Planet 2026 videos are available
Videos from the third Programming for the Planet (PROPL) workshop at PLDI 2026, and Cyrus Omar is visiting Cambridge on sabbatical for a year to drive followups!
programming
·
climate
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
·
Aug 13, 2026
Improving local weather forecasts using Tessera embeddings
New paper showing that a frozen TESSERA embedding improves probabilistic weather downscaling, improving local temperature and wind predictions at never-observed sites.
1
·
tessera
·
climate
Cailin Pitt
·
Aug 8, 2026
I love electric scooters
A reflection on electric scooters.
Transportation
·
Scooters
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
·
Jul 19, 2026
.plan-26-29: Perfect weather, imperfectly measured, precisely predicted
My first viva in Law, a TESSERA stall at the House of Lords, downscaling the weather with embeddings, moving terabytes onto Source Cooperative, the Pembroke garden party, and a from-scratch shell makes progress.
ai
·
eio
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
·
Jul 5, 2026
.plan-26-27: Somewhere over the icecap
On vacation in Greenland and Iceland.
climate
·
iceland
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
·
Jun 28, 2026
.plan-26-26: Gelato, geospatial, and players of games
Spoke at CHIA's annual conference on AI for a changing world, as well as the first Cloud-Native Geospatial Forum outside the US, and started moving TESSERA's embeddings onto Source Cooperative.
ai
·
tessera
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
·
Jun 21, 2026
.plan-26-25: Planetary scale plans, Windows file-descriptor scale problems
Ten years of the CCI with Sir David Attenborough, Andrew's Royal Society Environment Medal lecture, and the third PROPL at PLDI, while wrapping a local DeepSeek agent in OCaml and a first stab at getting Eio fleshed out on Windows.
conservation
·
biodiversity
Ben Werdmuller
·
Mar 23, 2026
Earth being ‘pushed beyond its limits’ as energy imbalance reaches record high
"Our home planet is struggling with a record energy imbalance, which is warming oceans to unprecedented levels, making weather more extreme and threatening health and food supplies." How we react matters.
Climate
·
Notable links
Ben Werdmuller
·
Apr 4, 2025
Climate crisis on track to destroy capitalism, warns top insurer
[Damian Carrington in The Guardian] Quite a headline! "The world is fast approaching temperature levels where insurers will no longer be able to offer cover for many climate risks, said Günther Thallinger, on the board of Allianz SE, one of the world’s biggest insurance companies. He said that without insurance, which is already being pulled in some places, many other financial services become unviable, from mortgages to investments." Entire regions are becoming uninsurable - for example, the
Climate
·
Notable links
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
·
Feb 10, 2025
The Cambridge "Green Blue" competition to reduce emissions
Thinking about a Cambridge "Green Blue" competition to reduce emissions among Colleges, promoting cooperation through a semi-competitive league
carbon
·
climate
Ben Werdmuller
·
Oct 19, 2024
Far-Right Extremists Embrace Environmentalism to Justify Violent Anti-Immigrant Beliefs
[Abrahm Lustgarten at ProPublica] "For a generation, conservatives — not just the far right, which Crusius appeared to identify with — had propelled the notion that climate change was a hoax fabricated so the government could impose new restrictions on the economy and society. Yet Crusius hadn’t denied climate change at all. Instead, he seemed to claim its impacts were themselves arguments justifying his violence." Abrahm Lustgarten has written a sobering piece about the far right's embrace of
Climate
·
Notable links
Ben Werdmuller
·
Oct 8, 2024
Earth’s ‘vital signs’ show humanity’s future in balance, say climate experts
[Damian Carrington at The Guardian] Meanwhile, while we're all paying attention elsewhere: "More and more scientists are now looking into the possibility of societal collapse, said the report, which assessed 35 vital signs in 2023 and found that 25 were worse than ever recorded, including carbon dioxide levels and human population. This indicates a “critical and unpredictable new phase of the climate crisis”, they said." And: "“Climate change has already displaced millions of people, with th
Climate
·
Notable links
Ben Werdmuller
·
Sep 30, 2024
How the UK became the first G7 country to phase out coal power
[Molly Lempriere and Simon Evans in CarbonBrief] "Remarkably, the UK’s coal power phaseout – as well as the closure of some of the country’s few remaining blast furnaces at Port Talbot in Wales and Scunthorpe in Lincolnshire – will help push overall coal demand in 2024 to its lowest level since the 1600s." The UK aims to fully decarbonize its power supplies by 2030. That involves phasing out gas power in under six years: a big milestone and an ambitious goal, and one it hopes will be a case st
Climate
·
Notable links
Cory Dransfeldt
·
Jul 29, 2024
Lifehouse
A manifesto and guide for building mutual aid groups and reclaiming power in a time of perpetual crisis We are living through a Long Emergency: a near-continuous train of pandemics, heatwaves, droughts, resource wars and other climate-driven disasters. In Lifehouse, Adam Greenfield asks what might happen if the tactics and networks of care that spring up in response to these times might be brought together in a single, coherent way of life? Using examples from the Black Panthers’ “survival programs,” the astonishingly effective Occupy Sandy disaster-relief effort and the neighborhood-based mutual aid groups that sustained many during COVID lockdowns to the large-scale, self-organised polities of municipalist Spain and Kurdish Rojava, Greenfield argues for rethinking local power as a bulwark against despair — a way to discover and develop the individual and collective capacities that have gone underutilized during all the long years of late capitalism, and a means for thriving in the face of impending catastrophe.
climate
·
science
Ben Werdmuller
·
Jul 10, 2024
‘It’s about survival’: Athens mayor focuses on getting capital through extreme heat
[Helene Smith at The Guardian] "Barely six months into the job, the mayor of Athens’s top priority is simple: ensuring that the people of Greece’s capital – mainland Europe’s hottest metropolis – survive the summer. After a June that was the hottest on record, the city has already witnessed record-breaking temperatures and wildfires." We're deeply into the climate crisis at this point; a major city having to make major changes in order to "survive the summer" is just another example. When you
Climate
·
Notable links
Cailin Pitt
·
Aug 8, 2021
Ebikes completely changed how I get around
How ebikes changed my relationship with bicycling, transportation, and getting around without a car.
Bicycling
·
Ebikes
You've reached the end.
Home
Latest
Discover
Search