CANOPY THREadS

Amy iivi.M.DeLPhi Hurley, M.S. @LaNDCooperative Tapestry ThinkING & CoLlaborative Hijinks @CANOPYTHREadS @LetsREFORESTNOW

[CANOPY THREadS @CanopyThreads]

Significant find. ~@CanopyThreads~ #Endure #HereOnEarth #MustFarm #Bog #Thatch #3000Years 🌱 https://t.co/xOS6BmoGzX

[Ruth Glendinning @GuRuth]

An estimated 1.7 million people in Hong Kong – a quarter of the population – defied police orders to stage a peaceful march after a rally in a downtown park. https://t.co/rHKNG5x2aD

[CANOPY THREadS @CanopyThreads]

OFFGRID FOODWAYS with Camp Pup https://t.co/uELeJ9U16Z

[NewEconomyCoalition @NewEconomics]

U.S. Military Is World’s Biggest Polluter https://t.co/IVUOGdXCwT via @EcoWatch

[CANOPY THREadS @CanopyThreads]

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[NYFarmer @NYFarmer]

I played some classical music to crows perched in trees. They seemed to enjoy it.

[FSC Asia Pacific @FSC_APAC]

Research by University of Wageningen in the Netherlands proves that #FSC certifications produce positive environmental impacts, especially on fauna species richness https://t.co/ZODhdXm4Ik

[Kamala Harris @KamalaHarris]

Absolutely haunting. Incarcerated individuals at a federal detention center in Brooklyn are pounding on their windows trying to get people's attention while they're suffering in the cold. We need answers.
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[Dom Phillips @domphillips]

Brazil's new environment minister gave a shocking interview last night on TV where he rubbished legendary environmental activist Chico Mendes and said he was planning his first Amazon trip. https://t.co/aMlF2AFYaX

[Glenn Greenwald @ggreenwald]

The Amazon is in major, major trouble, and that is extremely bad news for everyone on the planet:

[Patrick Bigger @patrickmbigger]

Based on what I've been hearing from forest ecologists during recent field work on restoration finance, we need a massive ramp up in landscape-scale interventions - which would also improve carbon storage in the long run

[Daniel Aldana Cohen @aldatweets]

Absolute must read from @NaomiAKlein parsing the principles,policies, and—most important—the concrete coalitional politics of the Green New Deal fight

[Peter Erickson @SEI_Erickson]

This is great. And while cutting methane emissions from oil & gas operations is *crucial*, I find it odd to describe that as one of the "most ambitious policies around the world". Why not phase out production entirely, as New Zealand & others doing? @bradplumer @EnergyInnovLLC

[Daniel Aldana Cohen @aldatweets]

"In the 21st century, environmental policy is economic policy. Keeping the two separate isn’t a feat of intellectual discipline. It’s an anachronism."

@JedediahSPurdy nails it in the @nytimes https://t.co/XNq7qKDeCK

[Daniel Aldana Cohen @aldatweets]

Just realized, I wrote something at once v different and similar 1.5 years ago, when the Green New Deal phrase felt like a minimalist and defensive climate program. Now GND talk is about going all in. & it's popular as hell. What a great time to be alive

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[Daniel Aldana Cohen @aldatweets]

.@AOC is right: housing & climate crises are our gravest dangers. A #GreenNewDeal can tackle them together w a real housing guarantee:
10 million public, no-carbon homes in 10 years
US history & Red Vienna show how
Can't fight climate chaos w-out a home
https://t.co/AeN3y3YGbv

[Daniel Aldana Cohen @aldatweets]

Outrageous. We need to literally rebuild the world. The best design work belongs to humanity’s future. Institutions that cede this work to private clients will wither away

[Alex Steffen @AlexSteffen]

I hope this “highly anomalous” cyclone aiming an “atmospheric river” of rain at California doesn’t disrupt our @KQED panel on climate change and California cities tomorrow...

[Berkeleyside @berkeleyside]

CM @loridroste: "The most dramatic way that we can have an impact on climate change is by building infill housing. We need to build housing near job centers and transit." She says things wildfires and sea-level rise are emergencies that must be addressed with infill. #berkmtg

[Alex Steffen @AlexSteffen]

It’s the red cloth in the middle left that absolutely makes this picture. It’s the kind of beautiful, random, telling detail that so often gets left out of manufactured portrayals of cities...

[Alex Steffen @AlexSteffen]

January was the hottest month ever recorded in Australia—like nothing seen before... https://t.co/aUDUESmGZk