Northern permafrost switches from carbon sink to carbon source earlier than thought in models including deep soil carbon
17h 43m ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from phys.orgExcerpt from “The Geopolitics of Resource Wars” | Peak Everything, Overshoot, & Collapse
17h 48m ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from energyskeptic.comIs AI Reversing Anti-Progress or Is It Accelerating It?
2d 19h ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from charleshughsmith.substack.comYes, 2026 is on Track to be the Hottest Year
2d 19h ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from mailchi.mpEarth’s permafrost could soon release hidden ‘deep carbon,’ supercharging warming
2d 19h ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from www.scientificamerican.comAmoc collapse could change Europe’s climate 10x faster than expected. We aren’t ready
2d 20h ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from www.theguardian.comAI costs spike as subscriptions hit pricing wall — firms turn towards Chinese LLMs, open-source models to extend budget
3d 5h ago in technology from www.tomshardware.comI've seen a datapoint that an 8 hour business day with Claude is about 1 kUSD, so 20 business day month is some 20 kUSD. More with agentic AI.
If you're burning 20 kUSD/month on Claude and way more if you're using agentic AI it better be worth it.
Solar generates more energy than coal in US for 1st time
3d 7h ago in technology from abcnews.comIt's the most recent dataset "Energy Institute - Statistical Review of World Energy (2025) – with major processing by Our World in Data. “Share of primary energy consumption that comes from oil – Using the substitution method” [dataset]. Energy Institute, “Statistical Review of World Energy” [original data]." If you look at the historical data you'll notice that year over year changes are small. The reason coal is declining is because coal-intensive industrial processes have moved to other countries and because of the current transient natural gas glut due to oil fracking. This will not last.
The article talks about energy, while they mean just electricity generation. My graph was about primary energy demand.
He absolutely sounds like an AI. There might be a another AI in the comments, but I'm not bothering to dig deeper. Time the bubble pops, so that we're not forced wading ankle deep through slop.
Trees may store less planet-heating carbon than hoped, study suggests
4d 13h ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from www.theguardian.comMasked Twice: Neurodivergent Advocacy in a Collapsing Society
4d 17h ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from adrianlambert.substack.comOur oil "savings account" is dwindling rapidly, more oil price spikes likely
4d 17h ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from resourceinsights.blogspot.comSpecifically for UK I have found this tracking resource https://ukoilwatch.com/-- no clue, how accurate it is. In general, we're supposed to see first physical shortages in July, though it will vary by country. Even if Hormuz traffic should resume tomorrow, the impact is already irreversible, and damaged infrastructure won't be fixed for years.
There's still no point in gigabit broadband
4d 21h ago in technology from shkspr.mobiIt's not gigabit if you've got 110 Mbit/s upstream.
What If Oil Prices Never Hit $150?
5d 13h ago in collapse@lemmy.zip from thehonestsorcerer.substack.com2026-06-12
5d 18h ago in thefarside@sh.itjust.works from discuss.onlineYour Computer May Soon Require an Age Check. And You Might Have to Prove It
5d 23h ago in privacy@lemmy.dbzer0.com from www.pcmag.comNope. Not any computer I own.









