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Nathaniel Gregory

“At the outset, we estimated that Long-term #CarbonDioxide Removal could cost $950 billion a year to capture an amount of #carbon equivalent to 25% of the world’s 2024 #emissions (9.5 gigatons), assuming $100 per captured ton of carbon”

nature.com/articles/s44168-025

NatureThe social costs of solar radiation management - npj Climate ActionIn this essay, we argue that the all-things-considered “price” of Solar Radiation Management (SRM) is much higher than its modest technical costs would indicate. First, we estimate that Stratospheric Aerosol Injection (SAI) will generate between $0 and $809 billion annually in side-effect harms, while the number is likely to be considerably higher for Marine Cloud Brightening (MCB). Second, SRM would depend on unprecedented international cooperation and, therefore, risk global instability. Third, politicians may hesitate to support SRM since they may be held politically accountable for everyday “bad” weather as well as extreme weather events. Fourth, SRM poses “termination risks.” Finally, we observe that when the holistic, “true” cost of SRM is fully accounted for, the comparison between SRM and what we term “large-scale” Carbon Dioxide Removal becomes complex.
#GreenSocialist#GreenParty#EcoSocialism
KarinWanderer

O is for… Orange Flowers 💚
AI slop has absolutely destroyed Google’s ability to help me ID plants.

What are your favorite apps to ID plants, animals, & fungi? 🌱 🪶
I got some great answers the other day, but I’m asking again because I forgot to say I need $Free apps, unless you also want to donate to my KoFi so I can afford them… 🦊
ko-fi.com/karinwanderer
Join us for more #ArtABCs
No AI, Yes alt text, CW as needed
dotart.blog/karin-wanderer-lea

#MastoArt#Art#Learning
Nathaniel Gregory

The #InternationalCourtofJustice has ruled that states must protect the planet & #climate under international law. We can immediately start with a #GreenNewDeal!

apnews.com/article/un-court-op

An activist holds a fan that reads "make polluters pay" as they demonstrate outside the International Court of Justice ahead of an advisory opinion on what legal obligations nations have to address climate change and which consequences they may face if they don't, on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, in The Hague, Netherlands. (AP Photo/Peter Dejong)
AP News · UN's top court delivers landmark decision on tackling climate changeThe United Nations’ top court in a landmark advisory opinion says countries could be in violation of international law if they fail to take measures to protect the planet from climate change, and nations harmed by its effects could be entitled to reparations. Advocates immediately cheered the International Court of Justice opinion on nations’ obligations to tackle climate change and the consequences they may face if they don’t. Notably, the court said a “clean, healthy and sustainable environment” is a human right. That paves the way for other legal actions, including states returning to the ICJ to hold each other to account as well as domestic lawsuits.
#GreenSocialist#GreenParty#EcoSocialist
K

My golang knowledge is pretty basic. I had to do some updates to a product at work, and it was pretty easy and straight forward. Actually quite fun. Just to learn more golang, I started working on a cli-tool for my Niri setup, and it's actually pretty usable already.
I just want to polish it and clean up the code a bit more before publishing it. Also, since I'm not that good at the language yet, I'm totally not sure if I even do things correctly or the 'golang' way.

Any tips on which pre-commit hooks people usually use? I found one repo that has pretty much everything, but I always welcome alternatives.
I was also thinking about go-semantic-release to handle the package releases.

I know, this is probably quite overkill for a simple project, but hey, I like to learn and do things correctly!

#golang#go#niri
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