My op-ed for @PhillyInquirer about contending with climate grief in the aftermath bad air quality days due to wildfires. It's hard to deny that our environment is in crisis, but there's so much you can do to protect yourself, families, and future. https://t.co/pWx524gnWw
We’ve got a new episode tonight at 11:25pm! We need the extra 25 minutes to convince the IOC that fact-checking should be an Olympic sport. But not all fact-checking, just fact-checking under the guise of “comedy.” If we let all those serious guys compete, we’d never podium.
Tonight in our "Project 2025: Exposed" series!
Jamie Henn (@jamieclimate), founder and director of Fossil Free Media, joins #TheReidOut to highlight the #climate endangering aspects of #Project2025.
Joy Reid will see you all at 7 pm ET on MSNBC, #reiders.
Every job should have the minors to recuperate in.
Lawyer struggling with your mental health? Congrats you now get to debate a bunch of high school juniors about the gold standard.
I would like to buy a drink for all the producers and bookers on @jdbalart who worked to bring on this brilliant panel. @Dahlialithwick saying not getting punched in the neck isn’t a win SENT ME. 💯💯💯
Never forget that Philly Elmo showed up to protest the @AmRevMuseum for hosting the bigoted group, Moms for Liberty!
#phillyelmo shows up for his city, and that’s what matters ❤️
“Black neighborhoods in Philadelphia are more likely to breathe toxic air pollutants, with particulate matter — commonly known as soot — being one of the deadliest,” argues @MarvinCBrownIV for the Inquirer.
https://t.co/xn6Ty75K5O
i understand that the phillies have thus far established themselves as a bit of a powerhouse. but at the same time, they’re just our silly little guys, ya know?
I'll continue to follow these developments with my colleagues @insideclimate, including @lee_hedgepeth, who put together this amazing video that illustrates just how close a local school is to a rubber plant
At the same time, 23 attorneys general have questioned the legality of federal civil rights probes as a means to address longstanding environmental harms. Many who live in the River Parishes expressed their concern about what may come next
It was an honor to speak with residents in Louisiana's "Cancer Alley" about their hopes for @EPA's newly proposed emissions rules. Many have waited decades for the kind of significant changes that would help reduce air pollution levels https://t.co/xr1OTm2ud0
We all need #cleanwater. In an interview with HECHO, Julian Gonzalez, Senior Legislative Counsel for @Earthjustice explained how a Supreme Court's decision impacts our drinking water, marginalized communities, ecosystems, recreation, & more. Watch it here: https://t.co/vlhhGRfac1
Everyone is at risk from the continued use of these pesticides on our food. Earthjustice along with our partners has been urging the EPA to ban this class of chemicals to protect farm workers, rural communities, and children across the country. https://t.co/G4MP7Mu8HN