If you’re looking for a book that can help inform your personal choices to prepare for the future of climate change in the U.S., "On the Move" by @AbrahmL is the best one I’ve seen yet. I have a 2-part review on the book; part 2 (tomorrow) looks at his case study of climate migration to Atlanta.
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Huge news for clean transportation: India has launched a $7 billion initiative to support 10,000 new electric buses in 169 cities.
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My latest post summarizes March 2024, the planet’s 10th consecutive warmest month on record. Remarkable that 5 nations/territories set an all-time heat record for any month, and an additional 24 set an all-time March heat record.
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Some people may never know they’ve been infected by the valley-fever-causing fungus. For others, the illness can be “relentless.” yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/04/a-wa...
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By one tally, retirement savings plans are providing $46.5 billion to Big Oil right now — and most workers don’t even realize it:
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A stunning collection of books by and about women:
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"Record heat in the Southern Hemisphere oceans is poised to deliver the worst coral bleaching event in recorded history." 😭 The latest from @drjeffmasters.bsky.social and @bhensonweather.bsky.social
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Pre-unfolding, for sure!
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Not good, folks: We just had the warmest U.S. winter on record. As @bhensonweather.bsky.social writes, "Snow cover was scarce, the Great Lakes were mostly ice-free, and a million-acre wildfire tore across Texas."
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I'm getting rid of my gas fireplace and I'm so thrilled that my home will soon be free of yet another polluting, climate-warming appliance. This is how I celebrate:
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What a beauty!
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Who else thinks there should be an Academy Awards category for climate change?
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"U.S. energy production is going gangbusters.
Despite persistent false claims that the Biden administration is waging an “unprecedented assault” on American energy, the U.S. is producing energy at a pace never seen before."
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"My earnest advice is to listen to climate scientists, to meteorologists, to fire officials. They are trying to save your lives."
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Honored to join Susan Joy Hassol and @michaelemann.bsky.social for this one! Love working with Alexandra Steele and @sarapeach.bsky.social.
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These zombie climate myths are everywhere! Protect your BRAINNNS 🧟
with @bhensonweather.bsky.social
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Tom Toro captures the zeitgeist: yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/02/cart...
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Detroit (73°), Flint (74°), and Saginaw (74°) all had their hottest winter day on record today, breaking their previous records by an unusually large margin: 3°, 4°, and 6°, respectively. Tragically, I got my first-ever February Michigan mosquito bite! A harbinger of the future.
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Potentially on the chopping block: "President Joe Biden’s crowning legislative achievement was enacting the Inflation Reduction Act, easily the nation’s largest investment into addressing the rising dangers of climate change."
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Michael Mann beat his defamers. But climate scientists are still under attack:
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As a medical student 20 years ago, Neha Pathak was ridiculed for suggesting that yoga could help heart patients. It’s just one example of Western medicine’s short-sightedness, she writes:
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"There’s no small amount of irony in the fact that all those involved here — Democrats, Republicans, major automakers — resent China for achieving what was once a goal of, well, hippies and environmentalists: making electric cars popular and cheap."
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Need real or fake German word for the mix of climate anxiety and weather euphoria that is being outside in Chicago today.
The vibes are so off and yet so pleasant 🤷🏻♀️
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Industry causes about a third of our climate-warming pollution. This new book explains what we can do about it:
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By the end of September, more than half of the world’s countries could fit inside the land burned this year in Canada.
“I can’t think of any analogy for the extent to which the modern records were not only broken but destroyed here,” says climate scientist John Abatzoglou.
Read more:
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Along with an overall dearth of U.S. snowfall – thanks largely to El Niño atop longer-term warming – this year has seen some truly odd winter storms, including heavy rain along Colorado's Front Range in early February (!?!)
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By the power vested in me there are not just one but TWO photos of elephant seals in this story:
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obsessed with this surprisingly catchy heat pump song
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12 climate books to read for Black History Month:
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It's not so bad looking into the abyss, or even when the abyss looks into you, it's just when you and the abyss accidentally make eye contact and then you've got to make embarrassed small talk
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"I realized that one of the levers that I could pull to fight climate change would be to take my money out of banks that invest in fossil fuels."
This article by @climateconnections.bsky.social is published here as part of the global journalism collaboration @coveringclimatenow.org: bit.ly/3T3Qca2
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Inspiration is good for late winter blahs!
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It depends. Got this from the author of the article: "some sessions are restricted by geography and the session pages themselves indicate that at the top. Most of them appear to be non-restricted."
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Who's up for an environmental film festival this weekend, streamed to your home? Some of the year's best environmental films are available online through Sunday, Feb. 25.
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Canada, writes @dananuccitelli.bsky.social, "exemplifies the challenge of solving the climate crisis even when relatively climate-aware governments are in power."
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Fascinating post on the weirdness happening right now in the South Atlantic: yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/02/a-ra... @drjeffmasters.bsky.social @bhensonweather.bsky.social
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But think of the shareholder earnings!
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An incredibly alarming graph showing just how low the ice cover on the Great Lakes has fallen this winter. From @drjeffmasters.bsky.social's new post: yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/02/grea...
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Real bicycle infrastructure--like PROTECTED bike lanes--makes a world of difference when it comes to cycling as transportation rather than just a means of exercise or relaxation.
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Commuted to the office today on my e-bike, which made the ride fast and easy. I felt safe because of the protected bike lanes on the route between my home and office. I passed a bus on the way and didn't inhale tailpipe fumes because it was an all-electric bus. More of this, please!
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The always thoughtful Sam Harrington: "I do think there’s something both empowering and motivating and also, you know, very frustrating about the problem of climate change: You are needed to act, but also you — as an individual — can’t solve it yourself." yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/02/how-...
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::this is fine dog::
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Methane is the main ingredient in so-called "natural" gas. And as Osha Davidson writes today, methane is 80 times worse for the climate than carbon dioxide over 20 years and nearly 30 times worse over the course of a century.
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"According to research at the University of Leeds, recycling ranked low on a list of effective actions that an individual could take to fight climate change. Higher-ranked actions included living car-free, avoiding long-haul air travel, and reducing consumption of red meat."
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The projected decline in snowpack and thus runoff into reservoirs is stunning and scary by mid-late century. In the orange and red snowpack thins to almost nothing in just a few decades. Think about the water woes/ wildfire threat this brings. More here: www.wfla.com/weather/clim...
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