#Carbon

Markus Eichhorn

markus_eichhorn

I'm very much in support of allowing natural regeneration to occur. This article contains a few misleading statements though.https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/dec/15/restore-uk-woodland-trees-report-rewilding-britain I haven&

Charlotte Coombes

fisharlotte

The fabulous Chris Tuckett taking the reins now on our @mcsuk AGM! And a little bit of realtalk before we can get to the #OceanOptimism - UK seas are struggling

Gabriel Weil

gabriel_weil

@NiskanenCenter's @SXPomerleau is out with a good overview of design considerations for border carbon adjustments.https://twitter.com/SXPomerleau/status/1288887554767491073 For these interested in legal questions around border carbon ad

michael eliason

holz_bau

i think i know why construction costs in seattle are more than double what they are in munich or berlin... that our land use codes and design review boards effectively

Patrick O'Connor

oconnor322

Drilling into a City of Vancouver staff report: Climate Emergency Action Plan (CEAP). Wondering why carbon sequestration in the report is limited to bio-sequestration (which is insufficient on its own).

Andrew Logan

ALoganCeres

$XOM headlines the 30% absolute reduction it expects in its upstream GHG emissions by 2025, then buries this in the footnotes: "Plans cover Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions...for assets

Noah Kaufman

noahqk

A big new climate bill today from the #2 Dem in the Senate, Dick Durbin. See how it compares on the updated @ColumbiaUEnergy carbon tax page. Here's a with a

Faisal Islam

faisalislam

EU Summit just agreed a “binding EU target of a net domestic reduction of at least 55% in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030” - so UK going somewhat further at

SaskCanola

SaskCanola

The federal government is set to increase the carbon tax to $170/tonne by 2030 with the intent to reduce GHG emissions. This tax not only puts the viability of Saskatchewan

Rachel Wolf

racheljanetwolf

A report I wrote (as secretariat) on carbon pricing is out today. A few thoughts from me: 1. "of course carbon taxes are the right idea in principle, but they

YDSA @ Valencia

ValenciaYDSA

Our conversation with Valencia College Professor James Adamski, PG, a licensed geologist with 35 years of experience in water resources & environmental studies: a thread. Q: How do you feel

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

Climate scientist here; stuff like this is dangerously inaccurate. If we stop emissions tomorrow, the earth will remain around 1.2C above preindustrial temps. If we get to net-zero emissions by

Christine Murray

tcmurray

Can @ArchitectsCAN @archdeclare explain to me why aviation is worth their campaign's self-immolation (2.5% global carbon) in the face reducing the footprint of global construction and buildings (roughly 40% global

WWT

WWTworldwide

If there is to be a #greenrecovery, there needs to be a #bluerecovery too. Wetlands function as blue infrastructure that provides many essential benefits to help us fight against a

Keith Alexander 🍉

keithalexander

It's interesting how different the theoretical carbon saving/cost of doing something can be from observations of people doing it in real life. Car ownership & use has a large carbon

Russell Gold

russellgold

Gather round, boys & girls, for some simple calculations about carbon, climate change and Wall Street. It involved trillions of dollars, so hold on to your seats... /thread Global CO2

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