Quaid Joher Surti

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

@_khkmagduru_ In Pakistan my mother used to call it ‘Bobin’. It is an underneath part of a hand/leg driven sewing machine that carries the parallel thread for stitching cloths.

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

@elonmusknews30 Hope

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

@elonmuskTN 18

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@GodswillChemist 966

[Interesting STEM @InterestingSTEM]

Did you know this about chia seeds? 😮

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Teaching good etiquette
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[Ernest Moniz @ErnestMoniz]

The United States and China have a shared interest in working with India and Pakistan to prevent war and nuclear use in South Asia. My full statement👇

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[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

Can you identify one major obstacle to spreading climate and sustainability awareness among the public? How do you think this situation can be addressed?

As a note of gratitude, I shall acknowledge you in my climate awareness book for making it thought provoking and genuine.

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

@dawnbeau @SMARCHESI Can you identify one major obstacle to spreading climate and sustainability awareness among the public? How do you think this situation can be addressed?

As a note of gratitude, I shall acknowledge you in my climate awareness book for making it thought provoking and genuine.

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

@Kass_Sells @avianWE @ThisIsReckitt Can you identify one major obstacle to spreading climate and sustainability awareness among the public? How do you think this situation can be addressed?

As a note of gratitude, I shall acknowledge you in my climate awareness book for making it thought provoking and genuine.

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

@ambreennadeem78 @elonmuskADO No

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

@ErnestMoniz, Does the subject of nuclear fusion falls under your organization's activities. What are the chances of it's getting commercial in the near future? Will it positively impact on the greenhouse gases and to what extent it will go in mitigating carbon-footprint?

[Christiana Figueres @CFigueres]

You may have seen Pope Francis @Pontifex' recent comments about climate change in his @CbsWith @NorahODonnell: “Climate change at this moment is a road to death”. Quite a statement, especially coming from a Pope who has so actively encouraged climate action.
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[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

@CFigueres @Pontifex @CbsWith @NorahODonnell I fully agree with the Pope. I have e this amply clear in my up coming book too “Climate Crisis”

[Ernest Moniz @ErnestMoniz]

Join me for a virtual @EFIFoundation event on how environmental justice groups view #hydrogen development. This work helps engage authentic engagement with communities as @ENERGY #H2Hubs take shape. https://t.co/NzwUoWZbSv

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

I just upgraded #Drupal on https://t.co/mD4VGlQRcZ via #Softaculous #PHP

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

This is my first AI generated reel on climate and sustainability. Please do comment with your thoughts and ideas.

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

Conversation between an 11 year old girl called Gala and Chirpy the sparrow. https://t.co/SP43sSNxSp

[Ambreen Nadeem @ambreennadeem78]

Psychology Talks in one minute
Break Free From The Prison of Your Mind

Once you are aware of your thoughts, desires your inhibitions, you achieve the power to liberate yourself from your own self-imposed boundaries.

[Quaid Joher Surti @climatemanager]

Very few people understand this chart and even fewer realize the critical nature of state we are reaching on the matter of #climate and #globalwarming.

[Assaad Razzouk @AssaadRazzouk]

James Hansen sounded the climate alarm in 1988. His new paper says total climate breakdown is here; calls out politicians, timid climate scientists and "big environmental organizations, now part of the problem"; and calls on US youths to rise

"Actions needed to drive carbon intensity to zero—most important a rising carbon fee—are feasible, but not happening. [...] Politicians from right (conservative) and left (progressive) parties are affected by fossil fuel interests. The right denies that fossil fuels cause climate change or says that the effect is exaggerated. The left takes up the climate cause but proposes actions with only modest effect, such as cap-and-trade with offsets, including giveaways to the fossil fuel industry. [...] Opportunities for progress often occur in conjunction with crises. Today, the world faces a crisis—political polarization, especially in the United States—that threatens effective governance. Yet the crisis offers an opportunity for young people to help shape the future of the nation and the planet. Ideals professed by the United States at the end of World War II were consummated in formation of the United Nations, the World Bank, the Marshall Plan, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. [...] But the power of special interests in Washington grew, government became insular and inefficient, and Congress refused to police itself. Their first priority became reelection and maintenance of elite status, supported by special interests. Thousands of pages of giveaways to special interests lard every funding bill, including the climate bill titled ‘Inflation Reduction Act’—Orwellian double-speak—as the funding is borrowed from young people via deficit spending. The public is fed up with the Washington swamp but hamstrung by rigid two-party elections focused on a polarized cultural war. A political party that takes no money from special interests is essential to address political polarization, which is necessary if the West is to be capable of helping preserve the planet and a bright future for coming generations. Young people showed their ability to drive an election—via their support of Barack Obama in 2008 and Bernie Sanders in 2016—without any funding from special interests. Groundwork is being laid to allow third party candidates in 2026 and 2028 elections in the U.S. Ranked voting is being advocated in every state to avoid the ‘spoiler’ effect of a third party. It is asking a lot to expect young people to grasp the situation that they have been handed—but a lot is at stake. As they realize that they are being handed a planet in decline, the first reaction may be to stamp their feet and demand that governments do better, but that has little effect. Nor is it sufficient to parrot big environmental organizations, which are now part of the problem, as they are partly supported by the fossil fuel industry and wealthy donors who are comfortable with the status quo. Instead, young people have the opportunity to provide the drive for a revolutionary third party that restores democratic ideals while developing the technical knowledge that is needed to navigate the stormy sea that their world is setting out upon"

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