#Climate

Deborah B. Solomon

deborah_solomon

I'm going to tell you a story about Henry Paulson: Henry Paulson Returns to Finance, to Run Climate-Focused Fundhttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/06/business/dealbook/hank-paulson-climate-fund.html?smid=tw-share I covered him when he work

Erin Sikorsky

ErinSikorsky

@RobMooreNRDC asks, and he shall receive...a list of #climatesecurity s...(1/)https://twitter.com/robmoorenrdc/status/1353000404380999680 ...a great place to start is my @CntrClimSec colleagues @kateaguy & @GoodmanSherri and their recen

Sam Knights

samjknights

In the UK, 81% of people now believe that climate change is an "emergency". If you had told me that three years ago, I would have said you were mad.

Aaron Rutkoff

aaronrutkoff

Exxon has put what would have been one of the world's largest carbon capture projects on indefinite hold, citing strain from the pandemic. Yet the oil giant is going ahead

NYT Magazine

NYTmag

As the planet heats and crops fail, millions of people will be forced to choose between flight or death.New research suggests that climate change will cause humans to move at

Kate Marvel

DrKateMarvel

NEW SCIENCE ALERT! We have a huge new assessment of equilibrium climate sensitivity out today: https://bit.ly/2BiDFKI The main question: how hot is it going to get? Scientists don’t know! (YOU

Mary Anne Hitt

maryannehitt

A thread on the recent extreme weather and power outages. @SierraClub at this time is most concerned about the safety of our colleagues, friends, and families as harsh weather continues

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PerthshireMags

January is awful and things are bad but it is easy to forget:We have multiple incredibly effective vaccines being rolled out at incredible paceCases are fallingDeaths and hospitalisations will followSpring

rufflemuffin

rufflemuffin

Doing some writing today. For a proposal so it won't see light of day but thought I'd share snippets of it. We’ve found design solutions to tackle the climate emergency

Albert Cheung

albertwycheung

At the end of a tough year, I've been reflecting on energy transition and climate progress in 2020. There are quite a few reasons to be optimistic! (thread) 1. Emissions

💧Jim Tait

ICAN_NOW

Despite our Federal Gov It's heartening to see transition to 100%+ renewable energy gaining traction nationally, but its salient to recognise renewable energy represents the economically attractive low hanging fruit

Alex Randall

alex_randall

On the numbers question: This issue of quantifying climate-driven migration has been one of the biggest and most fraught questions of this field. I think it's worth taking a step

Bill Hare

BillHareClimate

This thread seeks to correct some very serious mistakes on the issue of 2030 climate targets embedded in @David_Speers @abcnews ‘analysis’ piece which appear to reflect government talking points rather

Mike Cannon-Brookes 👨🏼‍💻🧢

mcannonbrookes

“Australia is the last Western holdout on the climate crisis. But some states and businesses are calling for change”So many choice quotes in this CNN piece. https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/27/australia/australia-renewable-energy-climate-int

Emily Atkin

emorwee

Doesn't feel like a great time to celebrate anything, but I guess I should do a tweet:Yesterday was the one year anniversary of HEATED, the climate newsletter I quit my

Rachel Tripp

rectripp

I am not going to carry on now at length about the proposals in Newham to charge for residential parking permits, not least because I have already done so here:https://forestgatenorth.com/2020/03/06/why-im-glad-to-pay-money-for-my-parking-p

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