We can’t wait for our conversation with @GlobalEcoGuy, @SophiePurdom, and Prof. Ramana Nanda about where capital must flow to accelerate #ghgemissions reductions at the #ProjectFrame meeting on Dec. 8. See you there! https://t.co/4qQTJJmutz
What role can institutions play in the fight against climate change?
Thank you @BlaneHarvey for sharing your thoughts on the importance of diversifying knowledge and modelling transformative change 🌎
As the window to mitigate the impacts of climate change closes, Faculty of Education’s Professor Blane Harvey shares his thoughts on the University’s power to create transitions and transformations 🎓🌎
https://t.co/sT1Ock8u1X
my latest for @The_Breasties: how can healthcare providers better support their LGBTQ+ patients?
grateful for those who spoke to me for this important piece!
What are current barriers to care for LGBTQ+ cancer patients? And how can we work towards closing the gap?
https://t.co/90BwBYvjGG
Thank you Jack, @nyulangone@QueeringCancer and @kelseylitwin for this important piece.
Happy Earth Day, Breasties!
Are you looking for more ways to practice sustainability? Peak editor, @kelseylitwin shares her top sustainable habits for cancer treatment and beyond.
https://t.co/7OUwdThlUS
the new un report on climate solutions does not identify industry lobbying as a problem in its summary for policymakers or technical summary but the full report documents it over and over again 1/
@KaleighRogers I would also encourage you to ask them what would be helpful or provide them with comfort. I received well-intentioned care packages with items I didn't want or need but felt too guilty to get rid of.
@KaleighRogers Food delivery gift cards or anything of the like! I would also recommend anything from https://t.co/9l07Jh89jN. You can search by treatment to find products tailored to address specific side effects, etc.
Breaking: Montreal’s McGill University Health Centre now postponing some heart and cancer surgeries as a result of the #pandemic. My latest #COVID story below. 👇 https://t.co/VsVKAmrHK4 via @mtlgazette
This view, the barrel of a gun, is all too familiar to Indigenous people who resist projects imposed on their territories. If it’s normal for green men dropped from helicopters to enforce civil injunctions, we better be talking about it. We better know what it looks like.
Is there anything more emblematic of corporate climate action than the quick shift from “we’ll plant a tree for every pet picture” to “we can’t afford to plant all these trees. help share our fundraiser and give us credit”?
How about we focus on system change and holding large emitters accountable instead of making patients feel guilty for the GHG emissions related to their care, okay? Cool.
And to suggest that folks who have difficulty breathing aren't thinking about climate change? The same climate change that decreases air quality and exacerbates asthma symptoms? https://t.co/FBCmmDVR0t