Nigel Purvis

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Success on climate, food security, health, and the economy requires transforming the global food system. Perhaps the biggest challenge is reinventing how we make meat, including reducing the cost of plant-based meat. For solutions…https://t.co/UkTrC7BpeD https://t.co/1u4D52H0gw

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Excellent primer on reducing methane emissions from the global food system. Congrats to Climate Advisers' Josh McBee https://t.co/m9OXt4xnm5

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Thanks to Foreign Policy for publishing our blueprint for how to align food and climate goals at #cop27 https://t.co/gdlWa6zalh

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Worth reading! https://t.co/CjAAFxcGw6

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Congrats to Climate Leadership Council and Catrina Rorke for the new Center on Climate and Trade, as well as the Center's excellent initial report and kickoff event. https://t.co/KlWZboOLTI

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

President Biden and Congress have been working hard to increase the security of U.S. clean energy supply chains, including by on-shoring manufacturing. While good, more needs to be done to enhance U.S. and global clean energy security, as articulated in…https://t.co/qGV2avbPCe

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

NEWS ALERT: Sign up to find out about stranded assets in the global forest, food and land sectors by participating in this important virtual event on December 7th. Original and innovative analysis to be released at the event by Orbitas, an affiliate of C…https://t.co/FLG5lGABkF

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

@busbyj2 @mmildenberger Hagel wasn't seeking to 100% reverse Bush's pro climate policies. Bush was not aware that Cheney was manipulating him and creating a major rift with allies. Bush deserves real blame for not doing enough on climate but March 2001 reversal was accidental from his perspective.

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

@busbyj2 @mmildenberger 5/Cheney and energy companies made sure Bush's response to Hagel moved the new administration firmly against climate action even though Bush had campaigned on a platform favoring caps on pollution from power plants as @mmildenberger correctly notes.

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Ranking Democratic candidates on climate change. Check it out. https://t.co/S5sGWXa4F9

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Think all D POTUS candidates are the same on climate? Think again, thanks for @ClimateAdvisers analysis highlighted by @LFFriedman and colleagues @nytclimate https://t.co/F0fWM4irOw

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Terrific leadership opportunity for a data-friendly executive to lead a new multi-million dollar corporate supply chain forest and climate transparency initiative. Funding secured; for real. Check out: https://t.co/XGheDUf5CK

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Great job opportunity for a chief economist to lead a new land and forest think thank focusing on stranded assets and corporate valuation. Check out: https://t.co/kyr1LLHTcB

[Nigel Purvis @Climate_Intel]

Awesome job opportunity.

Climate Advisers is hiring a Chief Economist with a focus on forests/natural resources and/or corporate finance/investment valuations.

Please retweet and share widely.

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[Michael Liebreich - @MLiebreich.bsky.social @MLiebreich]

Anyone who expects solar panel costs to stop falling is a fool. We will see record unsubsidised solar power prices hit 1c/kWh within the coming decade: only got to halve once more after falling 99.8% in the past 42 years.