We can’t sell out communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis to the fossil fuel industry. We must stand up for our most vulnerable communities to have a voice in our energy future.
“A climate emergency is going to get everyone on board across industries, across communities… implementing on all levels of government ways to make sure that we are resilient towards climate disasters.”
Jasmine Davenport w/ @SymoneDSanders
Beat me there don’t meet me there! Today at 12noon at the Capitol Reflecting Pool we’ll be gathering to rally for climate justice investments. #555ForOurFuture
We’ll be gathering at the Capitol Reflecting Pool (Penn Ave NW and 3rd Street SW) to demand #555ForOurFuture. Let's send a message to congress: communities need intersectional climate justice policy ASAP! Please scan the QR code or visit the link in our bio for more information!
We’re excited to announce our Climate Rally keynote speakers are Congressman @reprokhanna and @ERuleDC Professor at @americanuniversity. Whether you attend via Livestream on IG live or rally with us at the Capitol, we hope you’ll join us tomorrow 12-1 pm EST! #555ForOurFuture
We’ll be gathering at the Capitol Reflecting Pool (Penn Ave NW and 3rd Street SW) 6/15/22 to demand #555ForOurFuture. In the spirit of $555, will you give $5 today to help support a youth activist’s trip to D.C? Please scan the QR code or visit the link in our bio for more info!
Young people from across the country are traveling to DC on 6/15 to demand that Congress pass $555 billion in climate investments this year to protect our right to a livable future. Join us at the Capitol Reflection Pool on Wednesday!
Learn more at https://t.co/I4Z45xs4Qx
BREAKING: Despite their climate pledges, eight of the world's top oil & gas companies are involved in 200+ expansion projects in the next 3 years — equivalent to the lifetime emissions of 77 new coal power plants. #BigOilReality https://t.co/1u1aHBHJHI
8 YEARS!!!!
Over half of my life fighting for clean water.
There are kids here that have lived their entire lives with toxic water.
And what's even worse, is Flint is not alone.
#FlintWaterCrisis
We're excited to announce that we are hiring a Digital Organizer! The Digital Organizer will further Our Climate’s goal of advancing state-level and federal climate policy by creating and implementing digital tools and campaigns. To learn more visit https://t.co/TI4GrTQ7DU
Across the world, young #FrontlineWarriors are rising up to fight for climate justice. This #EarthDay, will you join our movement? 📣 learn more: https://t.co/RKrrEUR2yz
💡Quick reminder: people and communities are made vulnerable, by resource investment or divestment, by policies and narrative that include or erase. Vulnerability is not static or immutable and we shouldn’t act like it.
So @secretarypete (fellow JFK New Frontier Awardee), engineers...lets get to work and make sure our infrastructure is climate-resilient and adaptive to the serious challenges from extreme weather!
Fast forward to living in DC, and @amtrak is my transportation of choice for a quick trip to Philly or NYC. But I would absolutely love for our rail system to be transformed to high-speed, affordable, luxe, climate resilient trains.
It was absolutely convenient, less harsh on the environment, and I could be on the opposite side of the country or in a whole other country within a couple of hours and not have to deal with the hassle of the airport.
Y'all this is not good! For a number of reasons, but personally I have so many fond past and present memories of trains. Like when I moved overseas for graduate school, I would be on a train on a weekly basis.
According to Inside Climate News: "Climate-driven extreme weather, from hot to cold and wet to dry, poses serious challenges for railway infrastructure." Read full article here: https://t.co/yFiXvxXkNM
My first love for trains began when I was in elementary school flipping through the pages of the latest Harry Potter book. I mean who wasn't fascinated with Hogwarts Express and the Honeydukes Express food trolley?!?
"In recent years, Big Media has gotten better at climate coverage. But this time around, the IPCC WG3 was, at best, a one-day story..." Check out the full Rolling Stone article here: https://t.co/aOBa2eRt17