🧵Since it is becoming hard to track, here is a thread of the simply astounding weather records planet Earth has started shattering in recent weeks:
1. Dramatic flood events have begun striking various countries around the world simultaneously this week.
https://t.co/BLiyOyxHHp
White privilege is corporate media's non-stop coverage of 5 people on $250,000 a person sightseeing submarine to see to Titanic wile ignoring that More than 500 refugees are presumed to have drowned last week off the Greek coast. https://t.co/HIol0ivV1z
This should be on every front page:
"Air pollution from U.S. oil and natural gas production causes roughly $77 billion in health impacts nationwide every year, while also contributing to thousands of early deaths and health flare-ups, a new study finds."
https://t.co/9CW4uIJeyG
My annual presentation: trends in decarbonization.
The long view; trends and transience; net zero as evolution and revolution. Everything from surface humidity to Nordic heat pump sales to hydrocarbon gravimetric density to hyperobjects.
https://t.co/DxlE3kaNbv
And great to see clean energy investments equal to fossil fuels for the first time in history. Add in @BloombergNEF's $79bn in clean energy factory investment in 2022 => clean breaks the tie.
But BNEF concludes RE investments still need to treble for climate science alignment.
This is the Bronx River the same year the EPA was founded, a place the city referred to as an "open sewer." This week, three dolphins were found eating fish in the river for the first time in decades. Yeah, environmental protection is actually a great thing.(Camilo Vergara, 1970)
If you let any story cut through all the Twitter noise today, please let it be this:
At least six local news websites across Alabama and Florida have been secretly taking payments from power companies to run stories attacking clean energy + other policies
https://t.co/Z9hCG8IOHU
Bridgewater: "a portfolio allocation that is overweight climate solutions & carbon improvers is likely to have higher emissions than simply reducing allocations to emissions-intensive sectors, [but] it is likely to have more impact on the net zero transition over time."
Facts.
I just received a call from Tom Barrett conceding the election. I’m so grateful to the people of mid-Michigan for their support. Tonight, voters here made clear that the politics of division are not what they want for our families or our state. 1/
It's possible the margin for "No" in red Kansas will be a resounding double digits, a sign of just how unpopular overturning Roe v. Wade is nationally.
After 3 weeks reporting on the Ocean Viking search and rescue ship, I've hung up my lifejacket.
I'm taking a bit of time off now, but here's a recap of my reports. They aren't easy reading, but I urge you to take a look - not enough is known about what's happening in the Med.🧵
🚨🚨🚨URGENT! PLEASE share!
Do not touch the water in the Huron River (from North Wixom Trl to Kensington Rd). This includes North Creek (downstream from the Wixom Water Treatment Plant), Hubble (AKA Mill Pond) and Kent Lake (the lake in Kensington). Do not swim/wade/drink 1/