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Here's an updated view of the 12-month running mean global temperature, which is a simple metric that provides insight on climate change and climate variability.
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Climate change indicators
All data are referenced at My visualizations: Arctic Climate Seasonality and Variability Arctic Sea Ice Extent and Concentration Arctic Sea Ice Volume and Thickness Arctic Temperatures Antarctic Se…Zachary Labe
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The planet exeded the plastic pollution limit
#plastic
Countries can't agree on how to stop plastic crisis
After limits on production and regulating chemicals prevented agreement at UN talks in Geneva, where to next for the fight against plastic pollution?Tim Schauenberg (Deutsche Welle)
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Decadal trends in August sea ice thickness across the #Arctic Ocean, where red shading corresponds to areas of thinning ice. The largest declines are north of Greenland and in the East Siberian, Beaufort, and Chukchi Seas.
Simulated by PIOMAS; doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-17-0436…
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initially thought this was some sort of IQ test for certain agents...
An ice free CAO quite soon. I find that very disturbing.
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Global plastic talks collapse as countries remain deeply divided
The latest round of UN-led talks have ended in deadlock, with disputes over plastic production and recycling.Esme Stallard and Mark Poynting (BBC News)
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They say, 'Do not idle the engine.' Oh, please—cancel all roadworks, make public transport free all day, and allow people to take paid days off work. You greedy, short-sighted bureaucrats have completely lost the plot—who you are, how you got here, and where you’re even headed.
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High pollution warning issued for London by City Hall
City Hall says strong sunshine and hot weather are expected to trigger high ozone levels.James W Kelly (BBC News)
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Extreme heat is driving dramatic declines in tropical birds
The numbers of many tropical birds are plummeting, and now it has been shown that heat extremes intensified by global warming are the biggest factor driving these declinesMichael Le Page (New Scientist)
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Record warm seas help to bring extraordinary species to UK waters
The UK's seas have had their warmest first seven months of the year on average since records began.Mark Poynting and Justin Rowlatt (BBC News)
The use of the word "help" on this headline and article is weird. It gives the impression this is a good thing rather than what it truly is: It's not good.
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Phoenix, Arizona set a new all-time August high temperature earlier this week, with a clear climate change connection as our Climate Shift Index (CSI) system reached level 5 across nearly the entire Southwest.
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The Climate Shift Index® (CSI) Global Map shows the influence of climate change on local daily temperatures around the world.Climate Central
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Carbon dioxide (CO₂) averaged about 428 ppm in July 2025
10 years ago July averaged about 401 ppm
Preliminary data from NOAA at gml.noaa.gov/ccgg/trends/
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it's vital that that curve gets levelled out immediately, but it is curving upwards. The jig is up.
what I want to know is how total air composition has changed over the years.
Is there less oxygen % ?
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Moon 20250807
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Illumination: 97%
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I suppose there’s earthlight—or more accurately, earthshine—but you can’t see it in this image. As you know, the Moon is illuminated by sunlight. When it’s a crescent, you can sometimes make out the faint outline of the dark portion. That subtle glow is called earthshine, caused by sunlight reflecting off Earth and softly lighting the Moon’s night side.
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Summit opens in final push for plastics treaty to tackle crisis
The world's nations are hoping to sign the first global plastic treaty to limit plastic pollution.Esme Stallard (BBC News)
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Newsletter: In a media landscape dominated by algorithmic feeds that aim to manipulate and extract, sometimes the most radical thing you can do is choose to read what you want, when you want, without anyone watching over your shoulder.
Here’s how to use #RSS.
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Curate your own newspaper with RSS
Escape newsletter inbox chaos and algorithmic surveillance by building your own enshittification-proof newspaper from the writers you already readMolly White (Citation Needed)
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News organizations are increasingly launching newsletters in hopes of building a more direct relationship with readers, as traffic from platforms they once relied on — like social media and Google Search — continues to shrink.
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But the explosion in newsletters is overwhelming as a reader. Instead of one paper with a dozen writers, you’ve got a dozen newsletters scattered across your inbox.
What if you could curate your own custom newspaper? All your favorite writers, no spam, no surveillance.
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Although I regularly read about “the death of RSS”, RSS is still alive and well, and I’ve been using it for more than a decade. Here’s how you can too.
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1. Choose an RSS reader. I use Inoreader, but there are a bunch of options out there (free and paid, mobile/web/desktop). Switching between them is pretty easy, so you don’t have to agonize over this too much.
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2. Add your sites. Try searching for feeds on the newsletters/blogs/websites you read the most (like Citation Needed!) You can even put in YouTube channels, or Mastodon or BlueSky feeds.
If you need ideas, I publish some of my blogroll: mollywhite.net/blogroll/
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Some websites don’t publish RSS feeds — often paywalled websites or newsletters. Increasingly, RSS readers are incorporating features that allow you to send newsletters to your feed reader via email, and there are also services like Kill the Newsletter that can do this for you.
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3. Read! As you use RSS more, you can make different “newspapers” for different purposes.
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And don’t forget to support writers — whose subscription reminders may be less noticeable in RSS feeds. Most newsletters allow you to pay for a subscription but disable email delivery, if you (like me) prefer to read in your RSS reader rather than your email client.
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RSS offers readers and writers a path away from unreliable, manipulative, and hostile platforms and intermediaries.
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Citation Needed has a full-text RSS feed regardless of whether you subscribe, so consider adding it to your feed reader! citationneeded.news/rss/
And consider signing up for a pay-what-you-want subscription to help me continue this work. citationneeded.news/signup/
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Thanks ! I decided to switch to RSS recently, and I was a bit disappointed that only your newsletter is fully readable inside my rss reader. Why do you think that is ?
@tinylittleenormous a lot of the blogs and newsletters I follow (mollywhite.net/blogroll/) offer full-text RSS, but as I mention in the article, it’s not universal. For newsletters, the email-to-RSS option may help?
Thanks Molly! I remember NetNewsWire from back in the day but recently I’ve been signing up for lots of newsletters (including yours). As my inbox fills up and as I want to stop supporting anything on Substack, this was a timely post to prompt me to download an RSS reader and organize what I read.
@gadgetgav @NetNewsWire is still around! I use it with FreshRSS running on my own server for the best of both worlds. :)
So, here's what I've been looking for ever since ditching Opera 12 as e-mail/RSS client:
A local RSS client (easy, most e-mail clients will do, plus a lot of browser extensions) which stores its data on what's been read or not in one handy directory that can be easily synced across all my devices (using e.g. syncthing, which I have going), in such a way that it works on bith Linux and Android.
The beauty of RSS is that no 3rd party needs to know what I'm reading, and having an online RSS aggregator kind of defeats that purpose unless I self-host, which is a fairly high barrier to entry if you ask me. I could deal with it but I'd prefer not to.
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Honest question. Do you think the news landscape would be different if RSS had a built in method to manage paid subscriptions? As in (1) subscriber would get the full article, others just the preview; (2) non-subscribers would ask for the full article for a small fee. All of this integrated in the protocol somehow. Of course this would be enormously more difficult than just "put this static xml file online".
@massimolauria I think the issues in the media landscape have a lot more fundamental origins than the mechanics of subscribing to a newspaper, sadly
I agree. Tech-solutions rarely solve societal problems. I am just sad that it is difficult to bring paid material (on which authors and independent media could survive) on the beloved RSS platform.
something I learned recently: you can add Releases pages on GitHub to your RSS reader and get notified of new software 👍
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This was a terrific write-up. I read Cory's piece when it was published, and tried a reader. But it would just launch a web browser, which kind of defeats the point of a quick overview without surveillance. I didn't realize that wasn't the way they all worked, until I read your piece. Now I'm running Capy on my LineageOS phone, and it's working beautifully.
I run some servers, and I'm thinking I should have them publish to (a private) RSS feed instead of sending me email.
The RSS feeds were a huge thing a few years ago, until many websites began to remove them. This article (andrewblackman.net/2025/05/no-…) is a worthwhile read, I think.
No, RSS isn’t dead!
Here's my take on why the much-maligned RSS feed is the technology we need for accessing the chaotic, confusing internet of 2025.Andrew Blackman
I still can’t understand why publishers didn’t band together to create a common RSS reader like Google Reader, with subscription and micropayments, instead of entrusting their entire business to the capricious social media overlords.
a few additions to your great thread.
1) one way I use (though not as much a I would like to) mastodon’s rss feeds is to subscribe to my “bookmarks” feed from my mastodon account in my rss feed. That lets me bookmark anything I find that I want to refer back to later while avoiding the many other posts in my feed less suited for an rss reader
2) I wonder if someone could add a “support your writers” feature to an rss reader that pulls out the support links from your specific feeds
but people like being manipulated by their information sources, if they make them feel important, or naughty ...
Strangely, RSS feeds on YouTube channels seem to have disappeared for me very recently. Is that just me?
@monospace hmm, just checked my YouTube channel and it’s still surfacing a feed: youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?c…
could it be an issue with your reader?
Don't need convincing. What I need is a list of reliable, reputable, preferably free RSS readers.
I do live by the reader I have now btw. Why anyone would not use one is beyond me.
"do not agonize over the choice of feed reader" <- ah; the beauty of (observed) standards
worth noting, Reader.app from the fine folks at Readwise.io is also excellent (paid; I’m an unaffiliated happy customer)
Vivaldi has a really good feed reader, directly in the browser:
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Also a mail/calendar client.
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Also a mail/calendar client.
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Vivaldi Feed Reader - Read feeds from the sources you choose
Skip the algorithms and create a private feed reading experience with RSS, Podcasts and more. Get Vivaldi Feed Reader here.Vivaldi Technologies
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I used Inoreader for a long time. Had a reason to change (which I can't remember). But it always worked without any issues.
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Love this push! For some time I was trying to figure out how to push my own blog into Substack via RSS to get some of that sweet community engagement, but Recent Events have made that less compelling
indeed, RSS has its values!
The primary way I read is RSS. :+1
If one wants RSS (or Atom) feeds of sites that don't support feeds, they can be created using RSS Bridge. A very customizable way to create notifications about changes on pages. Something for the technically inclined to perhaps host on their own device or for public consumption
thank you for this discussion! I ditched Feedly and decided on Feeder, which is open source. It's got a much clearer UI than feedly which is a big relief! I'm going through my past year looks at my favorite news sources and it's so lovely to consolidate it all.
I run a couple of RSS feeds for cyber security updates and these are seen by hundreds of people. If not close to thousands, RSS is not dead yet
I keep hoping a new email client will fix this. so much overlap with rss but different in some ways.
I love the newsletter format. It's not a neverending stream — you read to the bottom of the thing and you're done. I don't like them coming in email, though. Email is for other things. Also, some of my newsletters don't arrive. They get filtered as spam.
RSS is great for news, and I direct my newsletters to an RSS reader when I can. But that often does not work so well.
I wish more newsletter publishers made sure to have RSS feeds for their newsletters.
Love this a lot! I built an open source social RSS site just for this which aggregates feeds for you AND allows you to share them with other people. blogflock.com
I've been favoring a TUI RSS reader (newsboat) for a while - helps eliminating the noise. The full weight is on the texts themselves, not on site-curated "These news are popular" -lists or flashy attention-grabbing images. Truly marvellous.
Is OpenRSS the only RSS provider with issues with Inoreader? I wonder if others have better experience than them (OpenRSS) or if it is specific to OpenRSS.
True! I just started using it a few months ago and think it’s great.
It seems that it was its intended successor, the Atom protocol which was more multimedia-oriented, that died, and RSS just adapted.
@toriver atom’s still around too, and most feed readers can handle both
if a site has an RSS feed, there’s also a chance you can enter it into fed.brid.gy/web-site and follow it from Fedi!
Bridgy Fed
Bridgy Fed is a bridge between decentralized social networks like the fediverse, Bluesky, and web sites and blogs.fed.brid.gy
Great newsletter. 👍 I also find it handy to get the feeds for YouTube channels so that I can follow them from my feed reader e.g. Not Just Bikes's feed: youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?c… (just change the channel ID in the URL).
Thank you for writing this, and especially for a general audience! Make RSS a norm again!
@FontsInUse has long provided RSS feeds for many aspects of our site. Not just the Blog and Uses, but also any typeface, designer, foundry, or tag. It’s a great way to get notified on stuff you care about.
@matej_svancer 's @openvibe recently enabled RSS support so now you can have Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, Nostra AND RSS on a single microblog-looking timeline.
I think that @davew might be interested in this thread.
@Cameleopard
very nice to see people getting behind feeds, and finally the journalists are realizing it was a mistake to let others do their distribution.
very nice to see people getting behind feeds, and finally the journalists are realizing it was a mistake to let others do their distribution.
@elaterite I would consider that to be “the stuff you want to see” — you can still subscribe to curated publications using RSS.
Best move I ever made. I use commafeed dot com.
Excellent writing! No surprise I found it here on lovely, unfiltered, unranked Mastodon!
perfect to send to friends who are thinking of leaving social media. Great write up. Also thank you for the shout out.
I illustrate Scottish words with cartoons and knew my site had an RSS feed but I’d never looked at it from the other end since I enabled it years ago. So one day I did, it was better than I expected, and I ended up writing a page and adding it to my site on what RSS is and how you can use it. stooryduster.co.uk/why-use-rss…
appologies if this is something that's already come up, but do you know if any readers are looking into integrations with things like webmentions or syndicating shares to the fediverse or similar?
One big thing that makes it harder for me as an artist to go all in on RSS is that community is 90% of what I do. Not just financials either - I rely on critters commenting on my pieces in public. It's both a huge motivator and a big part of why I think my work is valuable.
@foxyoreos i'm not 100% sure i understand what you mean, but Fediverse/RSS are typically fairly interoperable: fedi.tips/following-mastodon-a…
RSS on Mastodon and the Fediverse | Fedi.Tips – An Unofficial Guide to Mastodon and the Fediverse
An unofficial guide to using Mastodon and the Fediversefedi.tips
asdf sorry I'm bad at explaining things - I mean, do you know of any clients where you'd be able to comment or share an article to the Fediverse (or send comments/likes through webmentions, etc...) directly within the client without needing to leave the client to visit the site itself?
@foxyoreos hmm i'm not sure, besides following RSS feeds via Mastodon! but it sounds like something someone around here might know more about
Nice - everything RSS
pay walls drive me nuts. Just more steps to go around them. If a writer is good I'll support them. No different than FOSS devs.
I use liferea reader. I have used other things in the past, but those projects either died or the product went off in a direction that did not satisfy me. This one just works, and that's all I need.
Thank you. Bookmarked to try later.
@mighty_orbot It’s the first time I hear about this and I must say I’m excited to give it a try. It’s an awesome idea.
@factolvictor It’s also handy to use Mastodon lists with this, since you can assign feeds to (for instance) a separate “News” list that hides all the RSS posts from your main feed.
@mighty_orbot That’s really great. I’ve been using Mastodon to follow some news websites I trust as an alternative RSS feed, but it’s not perfect. @Flipboard is doing a great job gathering several content providers here, but I’m waiting for @surf…
HI @factolvictor, would you be able to message us with the email address you used to sign up for the Surf waitlist so we can get an invite code to you?
Thanks @factolvictor! We don't see your name on the list. Would you be able to sign up again at waitlist.surf.social/ using the referral code SURFSHARES?
On Android, I've been happiest using the dead simple no graphics Flym reader:
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Black August starts soon. Usually I have others to participate with me, but since I don’t, I’m calling on those of you out there to get together in your cohorts, do 100 of something everyday with me for the month of August, and tell me how its going for you. Burpees, push-ups, sit-ups, a mile run/walk, 100 of some exercise for 31 days with me, that’d be rad! The key is unity, solidarity, so try to do them at least with one other person. You can split things up and make 100 squats into 50, plus its more fun together, and that’s what its about, what we can do together!
Love, rage, and solidarity
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For the next three years I'll have the (additional) post of Frank Jackson Professor of the Environment at Gresham College, giving a series of free public lectures on Earth and how it works. All will be freely available online. You can see their whole programme here:
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That's great news. Congratulations!
Fabulous!
Congratulations ... looking forward to it.
Sounds fantastic and must-see. Good luck!
thanks for tooting about the events. I very much enjoyed reading both your books. Now looking forward to your online talks.
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That is a strong generalisation.
I would say its more destroyed by greedy people and people craving for power.
I would say its more destroyed by greedy people and people craving for power.
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You can think about it.
You can think about it.
It sure seems that way.
Rich people deciding if a democratic nation survives.
reuters.com/investigations/mus…
newyorker.com/magazine/2023/08…
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Rich people deciding if the earth remains habitable.
theintercept.com/2022/06/30/su…
Rich people deciding whose faith dominates.
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Rich people deciding who lives or dies.
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The Texas fracking billionaire wants to rewrite the U.S. Constitution to advance climate denial and other far-right priorities.Geoff Dembicki (DeSmog)
Ain't that the truth. May those who tax dodge to save their money rot in hell. Same to data collectors since they enable fascism. And also anti-competitive practices, bribing the government to keep their money, their greed and in general their damn arrogance of feeling justified to do all of the above and more
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Together, all of us doing this. Rich people is also people. And money does not make life beautiful.
and stupid. Stupid counts for a lot.
(Ok, stupid is shorthand. Shorthand for unthinking, uncritical, unimaginative, selfish, meanspirited, arrogant, there’s more but it’s late.)
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Yes it can be fixed...
By making trade absolete in this planet, but we are not ready, we are still dumb monkeys...
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