@balotin_lauren We were fortunate enough to meet the VP of sustainability for @MarsGlobal and he even gave us a shout out! Mr. Rabinovitch is a pretty cool guy
#heardatcop: The indigenous people are the experts of climate change. While I sit in an office and generally work on policy, its really great to hear what people are observing and how they can compare [that with] what their parents and grandparents told them #EmoryCOP23
When her professor said "Blacks are not interested in the environment." it changed the course of this woman's life. #climatejustice#climatechange#EmoryCOP23 https://t.co/iHzcHDcFyn
@JenniferFundora There are numbers, though, through WEDO that there are more women at intersession negotiations than at the main negotiations which means they are proportionately participate less in more important decisions
@aspenj21 Note from last week's Emory COP group: pack a loaf of bread with cheese or some nutella from breakfast. My favorite: multigrain bun, brie and apricot jam
@Ken_WakaWaka That is great, though Paris made it a goal to have equal representation of men and women. The gender and CC activists will remind you that gender ≠ women
@balotin_lauren Heard a similar comment that youth delegates often feel like "tokens" but don't get to speak...but as history has shown, really no movement has been successful without support/leadership of the youth #heardatcop@COP23
@aspenj21 This is ridiculous. Sorting into 34 different categories? My residents will not even sort the five we have at Emory. Can't imagine getting a whole town to do this without a lot of cross-contamination
#heardatcop: “Its added an element to my life that I needed to understand. I used to go through life thinking we were all going to hold hands and sing kumbaya and everything would be all hunky dory, but that’s just not how it is.” #EmoryCOP23