Andrew Dessler
Prof of Atmospheric Sciences & climate scientist @ Texas A&M; AGU and AAAS Fellow; Native Texan; find out what I think at theclimatebrink.com
- At Baylor for a climate workshop ANTHRO HOSTS with the anthropology department. First up is my colleague John Nielsen-Gammon.
- Little known fact: if you are a visitor, you can park at Baylor FOR FREE. WHAT MADNESS IS THIS????
- Next up is @sarava.net
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- We get fan mail! Another satisfied fan of Zeke @hausfath.bsky.social
- Is climate change responsible for increasingly frequent or severe cold events? The evidence suggests it is not. Instead, the impact of climate change is warmer winters and less severe cold events. @hausfath.bsky.social has a great post on The Climate Brink talking about this.
- The fans are so curious about what we think! It's awesome!
- Is climate change responsible for increasingly frequent or severe cold events? The evidence suggests it is not. Instead, the impact of climate change is warmer winters and less severe cold events. @hausfath.bsky.social has a great post on The Climate Brink talking about this.
- Texas is about to turn blue! 10th year in a row!
- this article about Texas A&M is a tour de force about what's happening on campus. Incredibly well written and sharply on point. www.texasmonthly.com/news-politic...
- Some great quotes
- "apparently not received media training" 🤣
- wow, this event looks interesting! www.civitasinstitute.org/events/power...
- holy cr*p, this result is amazing. I know that AI/ML is not popular on bluesky, but this is nothing short of revolutionary. I think it must be what it was like when they invented the steam engine. arxiv.org/abs/2512.18224
- maybe an exaggeration to compare it to the steam engine, but the things AI/ML can do would have, just a few years ago, seemed like magic.
- in response to some comments: yes, this will have all of the same issues as the model it was trained on. e.g., precipitation is notoriously hard to get right. you just have to treat this as you would any model output.
- It’s always good when the courts recognize what every single other person in the universe understands about the DOE CWG. A Secret Panel to Question Climate Science Was Unlawful, Judge Rules Gift link: www.nytimes.com/2026/01/30/c...
- how the climate science community feels right now
- Article updates on the repeal of the endangerment finding for CO2. The administration is worried that their case is not strong enough to withstand legal challenges. Gift link (courtesy of @donboesch.bsky.social): www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...
- Nice quote from @daviddoniger.bsky.social that sums up my opinion, too.
