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So now BP is pinkwashing its role in the climate collapse? It's not even women's day yet. I hope women workers will have enough of a conscience to not fall for this feminist bait and be complicit in climate change.
February 1, 2025 at 2:59 AM
So now BP is pinkwashing its role in the climate collapse? It's not even women's day yet. I hope women workers will have enough of a conscience to not fall for this feminist bait and be complicit in climate change.
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Join the @protectspecies.bsky.social team! We're hiring a Fungus Conservation Coordinator. Details and application form can be found by clicking the link. 🌍🧪🍄
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December 23, 2024 at 6:45 PM
Join the @protectspecies.bsky.social team! We're hiring a Fungus Conservation Coordinator. Details and application form can be found by clicking the link. 🌍🧪🍄
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In 2024, almost half (47%) of all electricity generated in the Netherlands came from solar PV (20%), onshore wind (15%) and offshore wind; a new record high share!
Data: energieopwek.nl
Data: energieopwek.nl
December 30, 2024 at 5:06 PM
In 2024, almost half (47%) of all electricity generated in the Netherlands came from solar PV (20%), onshore wind (15%) and offshore wind; a new record high share!
Data: energieopwek.nl
Data: energieopwek.nl
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Happy winter solstice, in the north. A question in honor of the returning light: If we are in a dark time now, what are some seeds of light being tended - maybe quietly, maybe in the dark - with the potential to ignite something bright and life sustaining?
December 21, 2024 at 3:15 PM
Happy winter solstice, in the north. A question in honor of the returning light: If we are in a dark time now, what are some seeds of light being tended - maybe quietly, maybe in the dark - with the potential to ignite something bright and life sustaining?
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Who's helping fund the unsupported claims that wind energy development is killing whales? A study from Brown University traces this to money from fossil fuel companies. @newrepublic.com newrepublic.com/article/1891...
The Oil Industry Is Helping to Spread Misinfo About Whale Deaths
A Brown University study found that organized opposition to wind energy was fueled by extensive “information” from the fossil fuel industry.
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December 9, 2024 at 4:35 PM
Who's helping fund the unsupported claims that wind energy development is killing whales? A study from Brown University traces this to money from fossil fuel companies. @newrepublic.com newrepublic.com/article/1891...
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The opinion grift: US bloggers Matt Yglesias and Noah Smith have set up shop on Bluesky. Their business model is to write horrifically ill-informed, reactionary opinion pieces about subjects they know nothing about, sit back and let the backlash and subsequent revenue pile up.
Deleted a post about the latest horrible Noah Smith opinion piece, as I don't want to give him traffic.
I might in fact go one further and begin blocking people who post Noah Smith articles, or links to them.
I might in fact go one further and begin blocking people who post Noah Smith articles, or links to them.
December 1, 2024 at 1:47 PM
The opinion grift: US bloggers Matt Yglesias and Noah Smith have set up shop on Bluesky. Their business model is to write horrifically ill-informed, reactionary opinion pieces about subjects they know nothing about, sit back and let the backlash and subsequent revenue pile up.
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Hello Bluesky! I'm seeking research, evaluation, case studies on heat pumps in social/public housing - with focus on solutions (service/engagement/policy/technical/etc.) to accelerate uptake + improve tenant experience. Is there anything you recommend I look at? Suggestions and shares appreciated!
November 28, 2024 at 3:59 PM
Hello Bluesky! I'm seeking research, evaluation, case studies on heat pumps in social/public housing - with focus on solutions (service/engagement/policy/technical/etc.) to accelerate uptake + improve tenant experience. Is there anything you recommend I look at? Suggestions and shares appreciated!
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November 27, 2024 at 2:10 PM
Local to more places: Independent, worker owned media courtesy of @laminda.bsky.social and @gregpak.bsky.social
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Do you know anyone who is an early career journalist with a passion for environmental issues? We here @sierramagazine.bsky.social are looking for our next cohort of Editorial Fellows. Details to apply here -->
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Sierra Club - Editorial Fellow
Job Title: Editorial Fellow, Sierra Magazine Department: Communications Location: Oakland, CA or Remote Reports To: Managing Editor Supervises: None Duration: Up to 6 months (Temporary) Context: At th...
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November 26, 2024 at 11:05 PM
Do you know anyone who is an early career journalist with a passion for environmental issues? We here @sierramagazine.bsky.social are looking for our next cohort of Editorial Fellows. Details to apply here -->
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We're also hiring a fellow to help us expose efforts by utilities and fossil fuel interests to fight clean energy. A good fit if you have some experience with money trails, records requests, or big government datasets and want to level up as a researcher: energyandpolicy.org/research-fel...
Research Associate
The Energy and Policy Institute is a watchdog organization working to expose attacks on renewable energy and counter misinformation by fossil fuel and utility interests.
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November 27, 2024 at 5:34 PM
We're also hiring a fellow to help us expose efforts by utilities and fossil fuel interests to fight clean energy. A good fit if you have some experience with money trails, records requests, or big government datasets and want to level up as a researcher: energyandpolicy.org/research-fel...
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I'll be going to Costa Rica for a few weeks, primarily to see how they managed to bring their natural rainforests back as a model for Ireland. 🌎
So I have a request: if anyone has any eco contacts in CR they'd be willing to put me in touch with, or advice, I'd be very grateful.
So I have a request: if anyone has any eco contacts in CR they'd be willing to put me in touch with, or advice, I'd be very grateful.
November 23, 2024 at 7:58 AM
I'll be going to Costa Rica for a few weeks, primarily to see how they managed to bring their natural rainforests back as a model for Ireland. 🌎
So I have a request: if anyone has any eco contacts in CR they'd be willing to put me in touch with, or advice, I'd be very grateful.
So I have a request: if anyone has any eco contacts in CR they'd be willing to put me in touch with, or advice, I'd be very grateful.
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When you think about people’s core needs, most working people don’t have the time or energy to add politics as a thing they do.
So you have to find ways to meet people where they are at. You have to listen to them and help them find their own self-interest.
So you have to find ways to meet people where they are at. You have to listen to them and help them find their own self-interest.
November 7, 2024 at 2:05 PM
When you think about people’s core needs, most working people don’t have the time or energy to add politics as a thing they do.
So you have to find ways to meet people where they are at. You have to listen to them and help them find their own self-interest.
So you have to find ways to meet people where they are at. You have to listen to them and help them find their own self-interest.
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Want some good news?
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My deep dive on @IEA #WEO24
🌄Solar up 4x by 2030, top ⚡️ source by 2033
🥇Clean energy +44% by 2030, top *energy* source by "mid-30s"
🛢️EVs displace 6mb/d by 2030 (⏫4mb/d last yr)
⛰️Fossil fuels peak by 2030
🌡️Warming 2.4C(🔽 2.6C 2021 ⏬ 3.5C 2015)
www.carbonbrief.org/...
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My deep dive on @IEA #WEO24
🌄Solar up 4x by 2030, top ⚡️ source by 2033
🥇Clean energy +44% by 2030, top *energy* source by "mid-30s"
🛢️EVs displace 6mb/d by 2030 (⏫4mb/d last yr)
⛰️Fossil fuels peak by 2030
🌡️Warming 2.4C(🔽 2.6C 2021 ⏬ 3.5C 2015)
www.carbonbrief.org/...
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October 19, 2024 at 8:03 AM
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12 New Environmental Books You Need to Read This Autumn - by @doctorvive.bsky.social @ayanaeliza.bsky.social @jeffvandermeer.bsky.social @cjgiaimo.bsky.social @timothysnyder.bsky.social @joshlukedavis.bsky.social and more therevelator.org/environmenta...
12 New Environmental Books You Need to Read This Autumn • The Revelator
The season brings important new books by climate scientists, conservationists, activists, novelists, and other big thinkers.
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October 18, 2024 at 2:59 PM
12 New Environmental Books You Need to Read This Autumn - by @doctorvive.bsky.social @ayanaeliza.bsky.social @jeffvandermeer.bsky.social @cjgiaimo.bsky.social @timothysnyder.bsky.social @joshlukedavis.bsky.social and more therevelator.org/environmenta...
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Something we often hear when we're talking about cycling infrastructure is that it’s ableist. That it only allows the physically fit to use their streets; to the exclusion of everyone else especially the elderly or disabled. It's worth pushing back on that idea on several levels. 🧵
October 9, 2024 at 6:52 AM
Something we often hear when we're talking about cycling infrastructure is that it’s ableist. That it only allows the physically fit to use their streets; to the exclusion of everyone else especially the elderly or disabled. It's worth pushing back on that idea on several levels. 🧵
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Dead trees are a part of forest ecosystems. If the tree will do no harm when it falls, we should keep them in our landscapes. They are often beautiful, and are important ecosystem components. They are home to thousands of organisms - birds, beetles, mammals, fungi. Please appreciate our dead trees!
October 6, 2024 at 11:18 PM
Dead trees are a part of forest ecosystems. If the tree will do no harm when it falls, we should keep them in our landscapes. They are often beautiful, and are important ecosystem components. They are home to thousands of organisms - birds, beetles, mammals, fungi. Please appreciate our dead trees!
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YOUR DAILY REMINDER
- However bad whatever's locked in is, what we can still avoid is 1000x fucking worse
- We already avoid a few annual gigatonnes of co2-e thanks to actions but we have a long way to avoid it all
- Everyone who tells you it's impossible to stop coal, oil and gas is lying
- However bad whatever's locked in is, what we can still avoid is 1000x fucking worse
- We already avoid a few annual gigatonnes of co2-e thanks to actions but we have a long way to avoid it all
- Everyone who tells you it's impossible to stop coal, oil and gas is lying
October 7, 2024 at 7:02 AM
YOUR DAILY REMINDER
- However bad whatever's locked in is, what we can still avoid is 1000x fucking worse
- We already avoid a few annual gigatonnes of co2-e thanks to actions but we have a long way to avoid it all
- Everyone who tells you it's impossible to stop coal, oil and gas is lying
- However bad whatever's locked in is, what we can still avoid is 1000x fucking worse
- We already avoid a few annual gigatonnes of co2-e thanks to actions but we have a long way to avoid it all
- Everyone who tells you it's impossible to stop coal, oil and gas is lying
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A third of OECD countries are now coal-free. Top figure from Ember showing the route to coal removal for the remaining countries...
October 1, 2024 at 8:57 PM
A third of OECD countries are now coal-free. Top figure from Ember showing the route to coal removal for the remaining countries...
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As an editor, I help people say what they mean--and not say what they don’t mean. Here are some common not-quite-right words or expressions that I often see. This is not to embarrass anybody--I've made many of these mistakes myself. Please share your favorite fixes at the end of the thread. (1/n)
October 1, 2024 at 12:31 PM
As an editor, I help people say what they mean--and not say what they don’t mean. Here are some common not-quite-right words or expressions that I often see. This is not to embarrass anybody--I've made many of these mistakes myself. Please share your favorite fixes at the end of the thread. (1/n)
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Disaster researchers have been talking about this (we call them indirect deaths) for literal decades but I’m glad the economists have caught on…
Now do literally all the other hazards too!
Now do literally all the other hazards too!
"Hurricanes are hundreds of times deadlier than anyone has realized."
@robinsonmeyer.bsky.social on the new study that could radically shift how we think about hurricane deaths:
@robinsonmeyer.bsky.social on the new study that could radically shift how we think about hurricane deaths:
Hurricanes Have a Longer, Deadlier Tail Than Anyone Thought
New research published today in Nature shocked even the study’s own authors.
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October 2, 2024 at 11:15 PM
Disaster researchers have been talking about this (we call them indirect deaths) for literal decades but I’m glad the economists have caught on…
Now do literally all the other hazards too!
Now do literally all the other hazards too!