Today in the @IndyStar, coverage by @IndyStarSarah of AEE's letter to Duke Energy and AES - Indiana's two largest power utilities - asking them to provide more renewable energy choices for large energy customers.
https://t.co/UU644JZ5WV
“There’s no doubt that cleaning the air is an urgent issue for public health.” See what Colorado can do to get more zero emission vehicles on the road and clean up its air. #EV#AQCC https://t.co/S6vpkrIFUd
“Burnout” is a particularly modern affliction, feeling simultaneously overwhelmed and paralyzed. I’ve found it’s best to think of burnout not as a disease but as a symptom, with many different etiologies. The big three: permanent on-call, broken steering, and mission doubt.
Wondering what all this hype about a Western RTO is about? Massive clean energy development, new jobs, and energy cost savings. Check out exactly how much we’re talking about (spoiler: up to 4,400 MW, 657,000, and $2 bil annually) in this brand new report:
https://t.co/1xzKxUjUPk
"As Colorado’s summer ozone season intensifies, a new poll shows large majorities of residents are concerned about the impacts of air pollution and want bolder action from government to reduce it." Read @NewslineCO's write up on our latest #EV polling. https://t.co/aYhfxVOJ4H
"While it’s great that there are more climate jobs than ever, it’s also important that people advocate for climate where they already are." — @sarahLazarovic, @yesmagazine, writing about Drawdown Labs' Climate Solutions at Work guide. https://t.co/9I1O9ABuac
Opened Facebook for the first time in weeks to find a post from a girl from high school asking for dog psychic recommendations....that’s enough of that for June.
When Trond Larsen, @conservationorg’s Rapid Assessment Program Director, explored remote La Mosquitia, Honduras in search of a rumored lost city, he didn’t expect to uncover a conservation treasure: a pristine ecosystem untouched by humans for centuries. https://t.co/Kx5q0OWfMf
Currently sitting next to a Panamanian man who is singing gibberish that faintly resembles “Hey Jude”. Is this what the Spanish-speaking world hears when white girls sing “Despacito”?