Your 'moment of doom' for Nov. 22, 2025 ~ And I am telling you. "This translates to existential risks for billions of people. Not far in the future, but within the next few years for extreme events, and within decades for tipping points." theconversation.com/the-worl…

Ultra Processed Food, and the system that produces it, has overtaken tobacco in terms of health and economic harms, and is also the leading cause of plastic pollution, loss of biodiversity and deforestation, and the second leading cause of emissions. This week @TheLancet published a landmark three-part series on the science, policy and politics of #UPF. thelancet.com/series-do/ultr…

For more than two decades, scientists have studied whether vaccines cause autism. The answer has been consistent: there’s no evidence they do. I compiled a list of 14 studies, covering more than 10 million children, that find no link between vaccines and autism. Vaccines save lives. Sowing distrust in them puts our children’s health at risk.

Every single extra dollar for CSIRO is welcome but this bandaid won't save the jobs currently on the chopping block or put our national science and research capability on a sustainable footing for the future. canberratimes.com.au/story/9… We need govt to invest more on saving scientists than 0.027% of our spend on submarines.

100's of jobs cut at CSIRO when it has never been more important for govts to invest in science & research. Why can Labor find $$ for AUKUS but not our nation’s premier science, industry & research org? The Greens implore the Albanese government to commit funding & prevent cuts.

WHO to lose nearly a quarter of its workforce – 2,000 jobs – due to US withdrawing funding theguardian.com/world/2025/n…

Smart countries don’t cut funding to their world-leading science and technology research organisations. The Albanese government has to step up and provide adequate support for research and development in Australia - it has to invest in our future. abc.net.au/news/2025-11-18/c…

This is APPALLING The Albanese govt has now cut more jobs from CSIRO than the Abbot govt 🤯 We need these scientists & researchers just as much as we need the steelworkers at Whyalla or aluminium at Tomago. Time to pull out the cheque book here too. canberratimes.com.au/story/9…

80,000 people told to evacuate. Blazes 0% contained. Eight months since the area has seen rain. The scale of damage and loss is unimaginable. Climate change is real, not “a hoax.” Donald Trump must treat this like the existential crisis it is.

After millions of views spreading lies about the Palisades firefighters lacking water because of regulations, the boring truth comes late like usual and wont be shared. Here it is: 1 - Reservoirs and water tanks were at normal levels and completely full before the fire. 2 - All 114 city water supply tanks were fully stocked pre-fire. 3 - A 15-hour surge at four times normal demand reduced water pressure. 4 - High demand at lower elevations slowed refilling tanks at higher elevations. 5 - This unprecedented fire was fueled by 8 months of no rain and 85 MPH winds. Water is being brought in continuously. 6 - Even if, like Trump claimed, the protection of the Delta Smelt caused over regulation by California, it's the FEDERAL Endangered Species Act that requires the protection of endangered species like the Delta Smelt and their habitats, not Gavin Newsom or California. I expect the comments to me filled with people personally attacking me for putting this information out. All it does is show that you are unintelligent. Thanks.

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Testing our memory, one byte at a time. 🖥️ 75 years ago today the CSIR Mk, later known as CSIRAC, ran its first test program. It was Australia’s first computer and only the 4th in the world! 📷 | CSIRAC with one of its creators, Trevor Pearcey, in 1952 #ThrowbackThursday

Latest Google trends. Seriously people. Why are so many of us so ignorant of election consequences and how the world really works?

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Pleased to be discussing risks of #AvianFlu and its control on @BBCFarmingToday after the H5N5 case on Yorks coast - and with nearly 500 USA dairy farms having H5N1 in 2024 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0024w…

“We took on the roles of caregivers, tirelessly feeding, bathing, and comforting our colleagues and family, amid the unfolding crisis. Our days were shadowed by an intense fear—monitoring ourselves for symptoms even as we continued to care for others.” thelancet.com/journals/langl…

10 years ago today I walked out of the hospital after surviving Ebola. Back then I begged the world to strengthen our response to that crisis and prepare for others. I’ve been reflecting on what we’ve learned over the last decade. And the role of the U.S. in global health🧵

RT @WilliamJRipple: 2024 is on track to be the warmest year and first year above 1.5 C degrees. Now, are we toast?