Demanding Climate Justice

4 January 2016/in Climate and Health, Fossil fuels, Green Living, OneClimate, Renewable Energy

Lydinyda Nacpil, climate activist from the Philippines, in conversation with Anuradha Vittachi.

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Jamie Henn @jamieclimate ·

8 Nov

I think this time around the resistance will be local.

We’ll march and protest, but even more important, we’ll get to work protecting our neighbors and working together to keep making progress on the issues that matter most.

Here’s what we can do on climate 🧵

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Ryan Katz-Rosene, PhD @ryankatzrosene ·

4 Nov

1/ I’ve been wondering a bunch of things about a potential AMOC collapse: "When will it tip?" "What are the most likely effects?" "Can we stop it?" So I looked for answers in the many scientific papers published on this. Here’s a super plain language thread with what I found.🧵