#Climate

Matthew Nisbet

mcnisbet

1) You would think that at a time when our very democracy is at risk -- and Americans are literally killing each other -- that climate activists like @MichaelEMann would

Eric Roston

eroston

Say you're the president of the United States, and you want to decarbonize the world's biggest economy by 2050. Where do you turn for a plan? Kazowie, are there answers

Climate Justice UBC (UBCc350)

cjubc

: It’s been a year since UBC declared a Climate Emergency and promised bold action to match the scale of the crisis. But will they commit? With two weeks before

Jen Allan

JenIrisAllan

What an excellent start to the new year! Whoa! Thanks for all the support. I guess I should say what the book is about, eh? Here goes: It asks why

Timmons Roberts

TimmonsRoberts

We used a tool called @Botometer in our just-released paper to estimate the prevalence of automated Twitter accounts in the online discussion of #climate change, around the time Trump announced

Zack Colman

zcolman

NEW: government keeps pumping mortgage money into communities facing climate change danger as risks catch up with the real estate market.Policymakers & government-backed lenders are aware of the problem, but

Eric Holthaus

EricHolthaus

Breaking: Global carbon emissions fell by 6.7% in 2020, erasing nearly a decade of rising emissions amid pandemic lockdowns.This means that if the world's Covid recovery prioritizes climate policies, global

Kevin DeGood

kevin_degood

1/ My latest column on why simply electrifying cars is not enough for the U.S. to achieve its climate goals. We must work to reduce driving and greenfield land consumption.https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/news/2021/02/11/4957

Allison Fisher

citizenfisher

Climate coverage has dropped precipitously since #COVID began to dominate media attention. According to @media_climate, for the month of Aug coverage is down 37% from this time last year. But

Nerdy Pursuit

nerdypursuit

THREADHands down, the best town hall I've ever seen was Pete Buttigieg's hour at the MSNBC Climate Crisis Forum in September 2019.Climate change is my top issue. I had ridiculously

Ben See

ClimateBen

Scientsts: global warming of 3.2C is* hard to survive* hard to prevent* likely by 2090* possible by 2070* plausible by 2050* just one of many existential threats that mean a

Arthur Wyns

ArthurWyns

71 countries have now submitted new or updated national climate commitments (NDCs) to the Paris Agreement.But how does the COVID-19 pandemic feature in these climate plans?A thread 1/ The

Johannes Stroebel

stroebel_econ

Over the past months, I worked with >30 others from industry & academia as a member of the CFTC’s Climate-Related Market Risk SubcommitteeToday, we released a report on climate change’s

Tapsi Mathur

TapsiMathur

.@itihaashtag talking about the political economy of forgetting re. #cycloneamphan at the webinar organized by @NayanikaM at @TORCHOxford #happeningnow Jason Cons looks at the impact of #cycloneamphan in Gabura, Bangladesh

Tyler Bryant

tyler_bryant

Canada's net zero act has led to an interesting conversation - either the target and requirements are an important step or it is another insufficient effort by the govt that

Jonathan Wilkinson 🇨🇦

JonathanWNV

Going back to the first climate accord in Kyoto, the Conservative Party never believed in fighting climate change. Their latest environmental plan was a plan for less action and more

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