@EcoSoc3315 It's nice to see powerhouses like Google taking the first step and setting an example for others. I just hope that they will be able to deliver on their climate goals and actually make a meaningful difference. https://t.co/d3gtRTawXm
@EcoSoc3315 Through the reduced activity during the pandemic, many people recognized the value of living in a healthier environment with clearer skies, etc. (albeit temporary). Maybe this realization will be enough to finally make concrete climate change. https://t.co/ZBMOMwMu0A
@EcoSoc3315 We've grown accustomed to wildfires in California, but this year it was especially bad. Maybe we should learn from indigenous populations. They managed forests using controlled fires for thousands of years without any issues. https://t.co/nbBAD34nZ5
@EcoSoc3315 I'm still shocked as to how ExxonMobil can continue trending in the opposite direction unregulated. How does no one else have the foresight to see that this could be detrimental for the environment. I'm disappointed. https://t.co/3h4BqbMxXk
@EcoSoc3315 Like Trump, Like Pence. I'm disappointed to see that someone considered a leader like VP Pence would actively mislead the American people. That type of behavior is dangerous and manipulative. It can't continue. https://t.co/p6RmJLL8yS
@EcoSoc3315 Some people criticize the idea of carbon capture as detracting from carbon reduction initiatives, but I I think it can be done in conjunction with reduction initiatives to expedite our climate restoration. https://t.co/MAV1Q1Ga5t
@EcoSoc3315 Many people consider themselves climate proactive, but when it comes time to take action, they don't because it's "too inconvenient." Until we recognize that lifestyle changes are necessary to solve the climate crisis, no progress will be made. https://t.co/5JaNEDFKxi
@EcoSoc3315 What's the need for the facade that Trump puts on? If he recognized that climate change could have contributed to the California wildfires, then he should've done something about it to reduce our climate impact. But of course he didn't. https://t.co/bdUa8nvcwJ
@EcoSoc3315 Wow. Apple really used the climate initiatives as a scapegoat to leave out standard earbuds. It helps their profit margins more than the environment and manufacturing the new iPhone results in 8% more carbon emissions than the previous gen. https://t.co/OVdIeZ5Sss
@EcoSoc3315 It took more than seven months for New York's plastic bag policy to actually be enforceable. Better late than never. I hope other states recognize the magnitude of our plastic waste and follow suit. https://t.co/RILVuWBLjg
@EcoSoc3315 Ford and GM are perfect examples of corporate narrow-minded thinking. Despite knowing the effects of climate change, they covered it up to help their bottom line. At this rate, we may not have a livable planet soon, so what is the point of that bottom line?
@EcoSoc3315 Shell asking about what others are going to do to help save the planet without taking any reasonable initiative themselves is embarrassing. It's a classic way to defer attention. They thought we wouldn't recognize that, but we did. https://t.co/ZwTuuLPA7P
@EcoSoc3315 From a research paper from 2015 that I heard about it was mentioned that the US barely made the top 20 worst polluter list. I was shocked to learn that the study was flawed and made many incorrect assumptions. We're a much bigger part of the problem than we realize.
@EcoSoc3315 I never thought climate change would impact the sports industry and athletes but indeed it does. Many athletes know this and sprung into action using their platforms to call for the adoption of green lifestyles in an effort to save our planet. https://t.co/hf2EL6g3Zb
@EcoSoc3315 Food contributes more heavily than anything else to our footprints. If we take action now to reduce our food waste and try to reduce consumption of meat based foods, the results could be huge for our climate. https://t.co/u3NW2jaSC1
@EcoSoc3315 This case of Puerto Rico shows how green energy can be used even more reliably than fossil fuel energy which collapses every hurricane for P.R. This is such a great move, as the green movement is being used to help people in need. https://t.co/aTGiwiDfJw
@EcoSoc3315 Some people think the climate was doing better under the reduced activity during the pandemic, but this isn't the case. It would take reduced activity in the long term for any meaningful improvement in our environment. It's just that damaged. https://t.co/ktpxcsYG9N
@EcoSoc3315 As someone interested in the Tech Industry, I'm happy to see some tech innovations in the works that could help pinpoint major contributors to the climate crisis allowing us to develop an effective strategy to save our planet. https://t.co/MyoD6eehrf
@EcoSoc3315 The net zero initiatives of companies just aren't enough. The environment is already damaged and getting worse everyday. The real end goal should be to restore our environment and undo some of the damage we have contributed to. https://t.co/OJlqaIXW8b
@EcoSoc3315 I'm hoping that because climate issues are for the first time seriously being discussed at the federal level that some concrete actions are taken place to secure greener policies moving forward. https://t.co/YY7dG1nrUT