We are fast approaching the 430 ppm threshold that scientists have warned will increase global warming by 1.5 ºC. To slow the rate of temperature rise, recent estimates suggest an annual need of £4.2 trillion ($5 trillion) for carbon-reducing projects for the next 30 years.
Scientists have given us many rational reasons to shift our dependence on burning fossil fuels for energy. President Putin is making a very strong geopolitical argument to stop dependence on Russian oil in particular. #decarbonizenow
As a human being, I am committed to the promotion of what I call basic human values, by which I mean especially compassion. Nurturing the compassionate seed within us and acting out of this innate capacity are the keys to fulfilling our basic aspiration to happiness.
@AaronBlake@AaronBlake I’m working on a petition to help American workers transition to a shelter-in-place economy. I appreciate and feedback (and support, if you back it) https://t.co/cQFMFRFupT
The COVID-19 emergency needs a quick economic response. It is also an opportunity to lay the foundation for a more modern and resilient digital online US economy. https://t.co/tBbWPAch9K via @Change
A petition to #USCongress#coronavirusresponse We need entry-level stay-at-home software careers retraining for coronavirus-locked-down workers https://t.co/fHNSjGQr8w
True. Why? The goldrush of new data sources is a grab bag of data quality and reliability. Lots of noise and little signal. Then you need a business model that can identify differentiated value from that signal.
@ADevotedYogi @soggystella1 @realDonaldTrump If you took the time to read the first page of the report you linked to:
"Global climate trend since Dec. 1 1978: +0.13 C per decade" https://t.co/z1g9OAKcay