@sjauhar@nytimes@nytopinion Appreciate your piece and having the same experience with brothers and grandchildren providing a lot of the 24/7 care. Thanks for writing it.
.@EPA said 'Thank you, Ariel, for being the reporter on call for the holidays' by releasing their final #WOTUS rule today and letting me nerd out about wetlands with @HMNorthey
https://t.co/cU69o2kq8P
🚨🚨🚨Nerd alert!🤓
Here's today's opportunity to geek out about environmental finance.
Our Executive Director spent 48 minutes deep diving into how the Conservation Finance Act will allow Maryland to use infrastructure law funds to improve the environment
https://t.co/GZtfl0Rhy0
Discussing how to put private finance to work for conservation in a @BLaw Insight oped today with @JeffEckel. Especially in the Chesapeake Bay. https://t.co/IpVLJ1TXw0
Reading this energy plan from the Biden campaign just gets me excited for what's ahead for America on electric cars and battery power https://t.co/51SjmmcxEZ
Satellite data and artificial intelligence can transform our successes by the next Earth Day...but not unless we fix some policy barriers first. https://t.co/v2kMGDM3cr
@elonmusk 1st gas to 100% electric charging station in the US doesn't show up in Teslas...... a little help please? All in this tech revolution together.
@bonimygi@hkbeech Okay, but... your story is accompanied by pictures of vegetation on river banks that couldn't have possibly grown there since October... doesn't look like dam is the cause of the misery.
@AnnElizabeth18@EPAregion6 great, awful story. One detail is wrong - Bush, not Reagan put in place 'no net loss' of wetlands. Announced at a Ducks Unlimited conference by Bush (in Canada) and in 1st SOTU.
@EMFSummit Virginia = unique environmental market in the world: they are the only ones to build a reg system that deals with small impacts extremely efficiently + generates restoration. Not preservation. Achieves No Net Loss. No carbon, wildlife or wetland market comes close.
Lessons from environmental data tech: 1) stop deluding yourself that if you build it, users will come. 2) platforms are rarely as user friendly or answer-rich as billed. @EMFSummit#datatech