#Climate

Amy Myers Jaffe

AmyJaffeenergy

@bradplumer hits topic on point with best summation to date of range of policy solutions to harden US electric grids 1/https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/16/climate/texas-power-grid-failures.html?smid=tw-share 2/ Wind turbines can be equipped

Dr Doug McNeall

dougmcneall

A note to #covid scientists from a #climate scientist: choose your battles. We got played again and again and now we have a better (if not perfect) idea about how

Aisling McCrea

ambientGillian

the problem with this view of "ideological diversity" (apart from the morality) is you actually get much more interesting debates arising from people with broadly similar ideologies than from people

Dan Woynillowicz

DanWoy

The suggestion that BC should have a “chief climate officer”—akin to Dr. Bonnie Henry, the provincial health officer—is an interesting one. But I’m not sure it entirely hits the mark.

Ryan Heath

PoliticoRyan

THREAD: What the world wants from John Kerry in 2021Re-joining the #ParisAgreement isn't enough, say 25 climate ministers and advocates we interviewed from six continents. Deeds before words: Legislating a

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

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

Chris Colose

CColose

There's rarely such a clean example of Dunning–Kruger in action, but this is a good opportunity to remind people how the greenhouse effect works. What Don has shown (not with

Leadnow

leadnowca

THREAD: How we can make #BillC12 a bold and ambitious climate law.#C12 is a new legislation that could finally help Canada meet all of its climate goals. But there’s a

Martin McKee

martin_mckee

I’m stuck by the parallels between the ant-LTN and healthy streets lobby and climate change deniers from 10 or 15 years ago. Every new piece of evidence they don’t like

Brandon Wu

brandoncwu

Why this article in the @washingtonpost massively understates the level of needed U.S. climate action, and places the burden squarely on the poorest countries in the world while leaving rich

Peter Kalmus

ClimateHuman

Here are a few of the most impactful climate books I've read. First up: "Less is More" by @jasonhickel. Yes, we CAN organize society around human thriving instead of further

Joss Garman

jossgarman

Striking line in this @RHarrabin story today that @CambridgeEcon analysis suggests recent climate promises from the PM wld mean - if delivered - that the UK is on track for

Greenpeace UK

GreenpeaceUK

5 years ago world leaders agreed a deal to halt the climate crisis but we're seeing more extreme weather, people dying and ecosystems collapsing. In 2021 the UK will host

Chris Stark

ChiefExecCCC

A short thread on the UK NDC – and #adaptation.We sent this letter to the Government a couple of weeks ago.https://www.theccc.org.uk/publication/letter-advice-on-the-uks-2030-nationally-determined-contribution-ndc/ The letter contained ou

Jarred is "rooting for everybody black"

jarjoh

The success of the @MBTA's bus electrification strategy depends on 3 things: wanting to do it in a reasonable timeframe, engaging in good faith with advocates, and looking at world

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