#Carbon

Ember November - #WearTheDamnMask

ember_november

Little thread:The more I think about it, the more it annoys me that @jkenney had a FB Q&A last night. One of the biggest days in US history, he had

Arthur King (Reduce Reuse Rewild)

kirthurgan

For the alleged most intelligent life form on this planet we are pretty bloody stupid. We are killing this planet, with almost everything we do, yet, if it means changing

Mayor Graydon Smith

GraydonTheMayor

1/ Run cold water faucets for a minimum of 5 (five) minutes before using the water.Run drinking fountains for 5 (five) minutes before using the water.Run water softeners through a

NuclearInstitute YGN

NI_YGN

You really liked our video https://bit.ly/2IIgugI @blackpink fans! We are young engineers and scientists fighting for our planet and future! @UK_Blinks We need your help, more than you think!

Ronan Fitzpatrick

genericgoon

The Special Convention for the @greenparty_ie was a very interesting event but I feel there was some key context missing from how much of win was negotiated in the key

APPGCW

allpartycycling

This morning the @CommonsTrans are taking evidence on e-scooters.First witnesses are @jillian_anable from @ITSLeeds at @UniversityLeeds and @graemesherriff from @SalfordUni Jillian says that e-scooters can play a part in a

Keith McLachlan

keithmclachlan

Looking through a lot ESG indices and tech companies feature heavily here. Sure, so Microsoft, Facebook, Google & Apple perhaps do not have individually generate a large, stinky carbon footprint,

Richard Howard

UKenergywonk

What role could Hydrogen play in decarbonising the UK's energy system to hit Net Zero targets? This is the central question we address in a new @AuroraER_Oxford report - https://www.auroraer.com/insight/hydrogen-for-a-net-zero-gb/Summar

Crown (MTG)

MSquared74

1) Some facts about masks offered by an OSHA certified microbiologist:“I don’t really know WHY OSHA hasn’t come forward and stopped the nonsense BUT I want to cover 3 things:•

Jennifer Riggins 🖊

jkriggins

Really interesting talk I jumped into late for #LCAW2020 on ways we can improve our carbon footprint. Because it's now called a #ClimateCrisis because it's a dire crisis.https://twitter.com/london_climate/status/1328986350180306944

Costa Samaras

CostaSamaras

what's weird is that it's taken this long for utilities, who sell electricity and have seen demand be mostly flat for a decade or more, to finally look at transportation,

Dan Kelly

kellydanc

Delaying would mean pushing the burden to future generations, she said. “The Government will not hold back”.[But reader, the government did hold back.]https://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/climate-news/124079047/the-government-will-not-ho

Sai Prasanna

sai_prasanna

I don't get the argument made against training bigger models from the environmental perspective. Given breakthroughs like AlphaFold, do people really think they can weigh the opportunity cost of n-th

Erik Schlenker-Goodrich

riogranderift

In New Mexico, @NMEnvDep Secretary Kenney notes that, to achieve @GovMLG's climate goals, the state's made progress but "we need to do more." #nmpol Statement made during hearing before state's

Sean Casten

SeanCasten

5/ The answer, it turned out was CO2. In 1908, Svante Arrhenius figured out that CO2 (and water vapor, and methane) acts like a blanket around the earth. But it's

Rabo Karabekian

kiwigeostudent

1) Renewable energy news articles (which sometimes read like romantic fan fiction) have a tendency to refer to capacity. This neglects actual generation capability, and I think the best analogy

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