My friend @SweetAl said I was wrong and told me why. I think he makes strong points worthy of serious consideration. >>>
You're wrong, John. Dropping out wasn't a mistake https://t.co/xozSkRjbSe
This wk's @SeaChangeRadio features the first part of my discussion with Michigan Prof. @jricole about Israel, Gaza and the recent college protests - https://t.co/Djizg9NNLo
Thanks @SeaChangeRadio for having me on the show to discuss my @CanaryMediaInc coverage on electric tugboats, hydrogen-powered ferries—and the dirty ships they could eventually replace 🚢 Listen here: https://t.co/SvUk4k000k
A lot of nodding in agreement on this week's @SeaChangeRadio with @johnastoehr as we analyze the cockamamie plans to have Biden "step aside." https://t.co/PKyzNVYZJT
Always a pleasure to speak with @dan_kammen on @SeaChangeRadio. This week we take a deep dive into his #COP28 white paper presentation about the perils of deep-sea mining: https://t.co/RmxNzTIMUw
Enjoyed speaking with @dsamuelsohn of @TheMessenger for this week's @SeaChangeRadio as we try our best to wade through all of Trump's trials: https://t.co/RYHXjHOtfy
Great to speak with @ScottHech for this week’s @SeaChangeRadio about his nonprofit and the vital role of public defenders in our criminal justice system: https://t.co/pViTnKMVPr
I spoke to Israeli Hi-Tech investor (and billionaire!) Ziv Aviram about his new climate initiative thru the Clinton Foundation for this week's show. Plus, a snippet of my discussion with Paul Hawken from the Sea Change Radio archives: https://t.co/3zjElN0RmL
My Administration is canceling all remaining oil and gas leases issued under the last administration in the Arctic Refuge and proposing to protect 13 million acres in the Western Arctic.
There's more to do, but we’re taking action to meet the moment for future generations.
NASA-funded Study: Half of Glaciers Vanish with 1.5 Degrees of Warming - which is where we're headed this century - and adds 5 inches to sea level rise.
https://t.co/IAGL1zA3FT
It’s a fuzzy yellow problem most tennis players don’t think about: Tennis balls are difficult to recycle, and nearly all of the 330 million balls made every year go into the garbage, with most ending up in landfills. https://t.co/SjmlDHnGVO