Earth’s energy imbalance has doubled, and as long as more heat enters the Earth system than leaves it, temperatures will continue to rise. Until we bring the planet back into balance – by drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions and ultimately reaching net zero – that heat will keep building. theconversation.com/earths-e… via @ConversationUK

* New Publication!  * What are the legal implications if we repurpose petroleum infrastructure for Carbon Capture & Storage? Find out in our new article! Full access: journals.qu.edu.qa/index.php… @AberdeenUni #Sustainability

Well that's awkward.

Golf-related income only worth £80m here compared to €600m in Republic and £2.2bn in Scotland, according to minutes from meeting with Archibald belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…

Say Aye to FoI’s.

The foundation document which granted permission for the establishment of the University of Aberdeen has been recognised with UNESCO ‘Memory of the World’ status abdn.io/2fm

Only a couple of weeks until Climate Justice Conference 2026, hosted by @LawSociety_NI, with voices across law, policy & society addressing the #LoughNeagh crisis & more! Ulster Museum, Belfast 18 June | 12:00–16:30 3.5 hours CPD | Light lunch Tickets: eventbrite.co.uk/e/law-socie…

Trump believes climate change is a “hoax,” and he and his Big Oil friends want more fossil fuel and carbon emissions. Meanwhile, the planet is warming at dangerous levels and Europe is facing a record-breaking heatwave. We must break our fossil fuel addiction & save the planet.

Ireland’s data centre strain a ‘cautionary tale’ for rest of world, UN says irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/…

New University of Aberdeen spin‑out, Hychor, is on course to transform the future of clean energy with an innovative technology that produces green hydrogen directly from seawater, eliminating the need for freshwater and reducing the cost and infrastructure barriers that currently limit hydrogen adoption. Founded by University of Aberdeen graduate Dr Jani Shibuya, Hychor aims to deliver low‑cost, on‑site hydrogen for off‑grid coastal communities and industries seeking to decarbonise. Following a successful equity investment round, the company officially spun-out and opened a new R&D facility in Aberdeen in early May 2026. Hychor is now firmly embedded within Scotland’s growing energy‑transition ecosystem and is preparing to pursue global opportunities. Dr Shibuya founded Hychor in 2024, serving as CEO, and he is now joined by co‑founder and COO Alex Colledge, along with three new staff. The company plans to begin industrial pilot projects in 2027. 🔗 abdn.ac.uk/news/25656/

One of the UK’s longest standing and most successful funds for protecting nature around the world is facing drastic cuts theguardian.com/environment/…

Missed yesterday's screening of the People's Emergency Briefing? Join Scottish Communities Climate Action Network (SCCAN) on the 24th of June to watch it online and join the discussion Info and tickets below: eventbrite.co.uk/e/peoples-e…

Back at the Dalradian gold mine inquiry again this morning. After almost 50,000 objections to the plan, DfI called a local public inquiry which has been playing out since April. You can catch up on what's been happening so far here via The Detail thedetail.tv/articles/change…

📣 James Sutton, Zero Hour Co-Director: “Blair’s interventions on energy policy would lock Brits into more instability and price shocks that line the pockets of his billionaire funders, not everyday people. This myth that it’s either clean power or cheap power may have been his policy in 2007, but the world has moved on, Britain can no longer afford to outsource its energy security to Blair’s friends.” 🔗 theguardian.com/environment/…

What links King Charles, the Sperrin Mountains and Peter Mandelson? Journalist @Tommy___Greene breaks it down on the @TortoiseShack patreon.com/posts/158877807?…

Any reports of pollution in the Strule in the centre of Omagh today @daera_ni?

What are the impacts of energy crises and how can they be avoided? How can moving away from fossil fuels help reduce the frequency and impact of energy crises? Find the answers to these questions in our latest Explainer. lse.ac.uk/granthaminstitute/…

It was a beautiful occasion in London last night celebrating the life of my beloved friend Prof Len Doyal, who passed away recently last year. A great person, friend, & philosopher. Our shared adventures working on the #FreeCharlesByrne case came second to our friendship.

Another important column by Prof Jennie Stephens. 'Intentional obfuscation of the disastrous climate realities of AI is a necessary part of promoting the uncritical adoption of AI throughout society.' irishtimes.com/environment/c…

Environmental groups say cap on recoverable legal costs - which comes into effect today - will have a chilling effect on environmental litigants and limit access to justice irishexaminer.com/news/arid-…