Alex Rafalowicz, Executive Director of the Fossil Fuel Treaty Initiative, joined Climate Home News to share insights on what it really takes to move from agreeing to phase out fossil fuels to achieving it. Alex highlighted the upcoming first International Conference on a Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels in Santa Marta, Colombia, in April as a critical venue to discuss the enabling conditions needed for phasing out oil, gas and coal production and use. 🎙️“I think it will be quite a large a

Got it — here’s the revised version with the draw-along note removed: ⸻ Read below for the answer. Follow @biosomnium for more wildlife trivia from the past and present! . . . . . . . 🦖 Answer: Irritator Irritator was a spinosaurid theropod that lived during the Early Cretaceous (~110 million years ago) in what is now Brazil. Known primarily from a remarkably well-preserved skull, Irritator had a long, narrow snout, conical teeth, and sensory adaptations consistent with a fish-eating (piscivoro

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