Author of ENGINEERING EDEN & NATURE NOIR. Narrator of "Under Our Skin" (2010 Oscar shortlist), cast member of "Under Our Skin 2" and "Redefining Prosperity"
@JohnVaillant@billmckibben Exactly, @JohnVaillant. This "grass-roots" afflatus is supplied with its particular stench by talking points manufactured and disseminated to confuse and obfuscate. It is, to paraphrase George HW Bush, a thousand points of darkness.
Among the things that most amaze me about Bill McKibben--who has resolutely covered climate change since the 1980s--is that he hasn't lost his sense of humor.
My twitter replies today are almost entirely guys with 11 followers explaining to me that the smoke is the result of eco-arsonists setting forests ablaze, and anyway it's always been like this, and also I'm a 'climtard.'
There are moments when Idiocracy seems like a documentary.
@billmckibben There is something about authoritarian movements that makes the most benighted ignorance and lack of education a matter of pride. In Cambodia, for example, among the people rounded up under the Khmer Rouge, reeducated as farm laborers or killed were those with advanced education
We live in a regimented world, but we need to wander. Fruitful wandering fuels productivity in life and work and it allows us to slow down. Read this expert Guide to learn how to wander in a world that values purpose @JordanFSmith https://t.co/OHVZYkQqGr
Florida Legislature passes a bill allowing individuals to carry concealed loaded weapons without a permit.
Under the bill, people would need to have on them only a valid ID while carrying a concealed weapon. Failure to do so carries a $25 fine. https://t.co/KwgTo6JnsR
Tech infatuation proposes that everything is better through an LED screen. One thing that isn't is a doctor's physical examination. Here's my reporting about the hidden cost of telehealth. #TELEhealth#medicine
https://t.co/17J1N5v5iQ
The pandemic made seeing your doctor online normal. Telehealth companies will connect you with a physician who functions like a rideshare driver--you may never see them again. Here's my investigation of what's wrong with that. https://t.co/17J1N5v5iQ #healthcarenews#medicine
@EyaSpectre @JenniferMolidor @EyaSpectre I was aboard a sailboat in Raccoon Strait, where the water gets turbulent during tidal action between Angel Island and the Tiburon Peninsula. This was a long time ago when I was a kid.
Just talked to my friend Ben Kaufman of the Yonder Mountain String Band (on left, with tongue in his mouth). They just found out they've been nominated for a Grammy. I can think of few more deserving than this hard-working, very entertaining band. @YonderMountain#GrammyAwards
Environmental historian Stephen Pyne is doing such interesting, important work at the pinnacle of a career as chronicler of our fated relationship with combustion--both internal and external. #wildfire#firefighters#forests#NationalParks
https://t.co/GXjee3GpZe
The little recycling symbol on those plastic containers you've been putting in your recycling bins: Only 5 percent of them are recycled. And plastic is oil. Buy bulk goods, glass and cans when you are able.
Of the 51 million tons of plastic waste US households produced in 2021, just 2.4 million tons (5 percent) were recycled, new research shows.
The findings show that plastic recycling is a “myth,” says the analysis by environmental nonprofit @greenpeaceusa. https://t.co/sWiJjsJzCh
@jasondovemark My wonderful editor at Houghton Mifflin, Deanne Urmy, pushed me away from present tense in early drafts of NATURE NOIR, and I am very grateful. I remember her saying it really bugged her.