#Environmental

Steve Mouzon

stevemouzon

This thread has nothing to do with politics, so please don't interject them. The intent is to get down to deeper truths than things that can change every 2-4 years.

Harold Stickeehans

StickeeNotes

I live here. Have a seat and learn something, sir. In the state of California the environmentalist lobby sets policy. Controlled burns? Bad for air. Logging to reduce forest density?

Jessica Green

greenprofgreen

Paper alert! Forthcoming in @Global_Policy. Beyond Carbon Pricing: Tax Reform is Climate Policy. Pre-publication version available here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3746463. THREAD 1. Carbon pricing means viewing #cl

Philippe Lazaro

philippelazaro

So I love that my social media feeds lately have turned into hubs of education and learning about antiracism and justice. I get that it can be overwhelming, though, like

Rachel Cohen

rmc031

I wrote a new story for @theintercept on factions within the Democratic climate coalition, and what we're likely see in the months ahead. Going to lay out some of the

D.P.

daniellepurifoy

Excited to share this new work I did with @louise_seamster, which was published last week! ( )https://twitter.com/societyandspace/status/1327267542663122956 This article has a long origin story which you can read more about

Magnus Davidson

DavidsonMagnus

Interesting to see a community lead planning submission for a new golf course at Coul Links. Whilst the Coul Links campaign is still being celebrated it looks like the community

Thom Hartmann

Thom_Hartmann

1/ We’re coming out of one of the darkest times in American history, certainly the darkest time in the memory of most living Americans. 2/ Fear and hate have been

Dan Hicks

danieljhicks

Calls for open science are a common response to concerns about the replication crisis. But can open science actually address the causes of the crisis? +https://twitter.com/mslapointe/status/1355944863959838722 The comic presents 9

The Counter

TheCounter

#THREAD Fast food drive-thrus were on the decline in 2019, as environmental advocates fought to reduce the footprint of personal car use.Last year, the pandemic turned that trend upside down.https://thecounter.org/covid-19-saved-fast-food-d

Zachary Barber

barberza

Across the country, our health is jeopardized by spotty air pollution monitoring. You can't make sound decisions from inadequate information. Let's take a look at the ways environmental regulators are

Tomas Hirst

tomashirstecon

This isn't a good description of "ratchet clauses" if that's what it's hinting at. The issue there is where *both sides* raise their standards, the ratchet clause means that if

Alejandro Henao

alehenao10

This week we published (https://www.cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S2589-0042(20)31130-5) onUber/Lyft impacting car ownership (and more). This work was lead by CMU colleagues with multiple collaborations & substantial checks on methods/data

Me

semubhatt

Fire crackers bursting going full on. You can't stop traditions through ridiculous diktats. Also, you won't be taken seriously if you target 2-3 days in the year and ignore the

Dr Norlaine Thomas

Norlaine

OK, who wants to see poor people die, raise your hand. Who wants to see BIPOC brutalised and killed, raise your hand. Who wants to see LBGTQ2+ people beaten? If

Troy Pavlek

troypavlek

People keep asking me for my thoughts on gondola so here's the cliff notes:- If someone wants to do something innovative with their own money, we should let them- If

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