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Joined August 2015
🌱 #COP28 President Sultan al-Jaber was this week accused of seeking to use the presidency to pursue fossil fuel deals in meetings with governments – accusations he strenuously denies. For more, @vdekimpe spoke to global policy campaign manager for @PriceofOil, @Rlalen 👇
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ClimateAdam @ClimateAdam, will you be at COP28?
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As the #BonnClimateConference nears its end, finance was a stumbling block in negotiations on several agenda items Delegates also set expectations for the Global Stocktake under the #ParisAgreement & the process towards a new collective goal on finance ➡️enb.iisd.org/bonn-climate-ch…
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#savethebees ❤️❤️
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Ready ? #Jan6Justice is Here @SidewithLove @UUSJ @UUA because, those responsible for Jan 6 are Not Above the Law
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Lyme Disease: What It Is, and How to Protect Yourself cnet.com/health/lyme-disease…
Doris Marlin retweeted
Getting ready to tell @epa that @cleanairmoms support stronger NOx pollution standards that would help #protectlittlelungs from ozone smog. #airpollution #asthma
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Actual IPCC drama, as scientists (yes) and petrostates (no) fight over whether to call for an end to fossil fuel use. (In the end, of course, physics gets the last word) theguardian.com/environment/…
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Doris Marlin retweeted
What we must do immediately: 1) End the use of fossil fuels 2) Build massive amounts of solar & wind 3) Electrify everything 4) Conserve 5) Find solutions for the last hard stuff (planes, cement) 6) Stop cutting down trees. #ActOnClimate #IPCC buff.ly/3r2I3Ee
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Basic IPCC formula, in order 1) build massive amounts of (now cheap) sun and wind 2) Electrify everything to run on it 3) Conservation and efficiency 4) Research the hell out of the last hard stuff (planes, cement, etc) 5) Stop cutting down trees for cows (or anything else)
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But the glacier is shrinking, bc the air at the top of Everest gets warmer as the climate changes. The warmer air can hold more moisture, even below freezing. As wind scours the ice, the frozen water transforms into vapor and that moisture is sucked up npr.org/2022/02/08/107922780…