Is your #Resolution for 2022 to cut down on #plastic consumption?
@ChristinaCilen7 describes how she went #plasticfree in 2021, and how a culture of quick consumption & disposability made it clear she can't do it alone. (via @grist)
https://t.co/TEKrPsSFPT
The federal govt must adopt a more coordinated approach to help communities facing growing climate threats. This @C2ES_org blog post & report outlines policy recommendations to help accelerate local climate resilience:
https://t.co/WmrfSzQuT8
Our December #newsletter is jammed packed with not only our work from the past month – it also gives a brief #C2ESinReview of our top map, blog, publications, and more.
Check it out 👇
@ProfAlexHall and @ErrickDSimmons said it well — the funding is a significant first step to increase community resilience to the impacts of climate change, but continued action is critical.
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The current federal approach to climate disasters can’t adequately address dangerous climate impacts. Our brief sets forth an action plan for the federal government to support local resilience and help communities prepare for a climate-changed future.
Currently, federal support for building resilience strategies in impacted communities is decentralized & disjointed. The administration, congress, & agencies have a role to play in protecting US communities from the increasing risk of climate impacts. Join on 10/5 to hear more ⬇️
C2ES is excited to be named a member of the Executive Secretariat of the Taskforce on Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets, convened by @IIF. Our first task: developing a program to verify the quality and integrity of traded carbon credits.
https://t.co/mgiUYnjwXI
How many times have you heard/read in a media report a quote to the effect: “I’ve lived here [X] years and I’ve never seen a [heat/flooding/wildfire/drought] disaster like this?”Countless. #Climate makes disasters worse and the media should tell that story.
July 2021 was officially the hottest month on Earth ever recorded (via @NOAAClimate). Hotter and drier conditions are a major driver of worsening drought conditions across the US. The climate is warming — we must prepare for its impacts. https://t.co/l3TLgxkYaK
A lot of discussion today about reconciliation/BID, but it seems like we're focused on the politics and not the reasons these packages matter. A climate 🧵 1/
Preparing for #climateimpacts before they happen will save valuable dollars down the road. Infrastructure investment should prioritize resilience for longer-term security. Read more from @BobPerch, @TaxPayers, & @SmarterSafer in @MorningConsult here. https://t.co/AzfdsX6PFw
Managed retreat is the preventative federal action America has been waiting for this wildfire season. As states and their residents brace for mass evacuations, federal support for a managed retreat can provide long-term solutions for vulnerable areas. https://t.co/TAcrxaiw1Q
President Biden’s #AmericanJobsPlan invests in jobs, climate, and resilient infrastructure. Learn more about "Building for Tomorrow" in our upcoming webinar on May 19th featuring speakers from @ASCETweets, @LafargeHolcim, and @AECOM. RSVP: https://t.co/GngHBPm8Hk
Making our infrastructure #resilient to extreme weather will help our cities compete on the global stage as the climate changes. Explore the links between resilience and local economies in our recent report. #JointSession https://t.co/KKwMkh4fQc