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Daniel A. Barber

DanielABarber

I think the hardest thing for young architects (and others) facing climate is to cultivate new aspirations. Most come in with ambition to be a design star, we have to

Nick Buxton

nickbuxton

You would expect a CEO of border security corporation to have been delighted with Trump’s border policies, so why did they end up favoring the Democrats in the 2020 election?https://twitter.com/TNInstitute/status/1362016448516816897

Pamina in a Pear Tree

pamina_q

Playing is good for adults and it feels kind of subversive! A thread: Over the last year or so, I’ve said “fuck it, I’m gonna do fun stuff even though

Senator Mike Barrett

BarrettSenate

Today the Conference Committee on Climate is pleased to issue its report, An Act Creating a Next-Generation Roadmap for Massachusetts Climate Policy. The bill: (1/29) Keeps our attention riveted on

Tony Dutzik

FrontierTony

For those who might be new to energy policy, I want to take a sec to explain why this tweet is so profoundly misleading. With a detour into renewables and

Michael Shellenberger

ShellenbergerMD

California- is imposing black-outs for a 2nd time in a year- saw electric prices rise 6x more than rest of US, 2011 - 2019- is shutting down last nuclear plant

Bloomberg Green

climate

The polar vortex hitting the U.S. froze natural gas pipelines, sent electricity prices skyrocketing and forced Texas’s grid operator to plunge more than 2 million homes into darkness. The climate

Vivek Raju

vivekraju93

A thread of startups attempting to do some really outlandish stuff - rethinking solutions ground-up or challenging industries/ideas that haven't changed for decades. Thinking of calling them 'Musk-Type Startups' (better

Ben Storrow

bstorrow

I compared Texas to its neighboring power grids, which have also experienced bone chilling temperatures but have not struggled to the same degree. The differences reveal a lot about what

Leonardo Cardone

LeonAlejCardone

Thread: 1/10 This has been a phenomenal week....Wow! $TSLA $NIO $AMZN $SQ $SPOT $SHOP $NFLX $OKTA $SFTBY $PTON $JMIA $ROKU - time to take a victory lap, take a step

Emily Grubert

emilygrubert

Out in Science today: decarbonizing US electricity by 2035 only strands about 15% of capacity-years, based on typical lifespans. Setting explicit deadlines can help with the #JustTransition. Paper: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/370

Christin Calipes

CalipesChristin

1. Climate Change and Ecological Grief in the Indigenous Communities of the Arctic thread #ProtectTheArctic #ClimateGrief #Indigenous #39CSustain @39CSustain 2. Climate change is affecting the Arctic at an extremely

sonia aggarwal

cleantechsonia

For international #energytwitter friends watching CA...what happened with the blackouts? A thread.This darkly gleeful article from the @wsjournal ed board is dead wrong. We can say definitively that these blackouts

Stephen Stapczynski

SStapczynski

1/ Lots of press this week about Japan going green> Japan to close 100 coal-fired power plants> Grid operators to give preference to renewables> Export rules for coal tech will

Thom Hartmann

Thom_Hartmann

1/ It’s time to defund the GOP. In yesterday‘s rant, I laid out all the reasons why Democrats should put at the top of their priority list “defunding the Republican

Dr Courtney Howard

courtghoward

"Protect public healthPromote sustainable economiesPreserve our planetIt is time to choose the world we want to live in."The 2020 @LancetCountdown report has launched!@CMA_Docs @CAPE_Doctors @codachange https://www.youtube.com/wat

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