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Planet Earth
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corporations do not work in humanity’s best interest. in fact quite the opposite. as currently formulated they are single-minded mechanisms for extracting without regard to anything else, including extinction
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A change in Green Bay: Joe Barry will not return as the #Packers’ defensive coordinator, per sources.
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Listen: 🧪 Trillium Renewable Chemicals 🌱 co-Founder and CEO Corey Tyree joined @PlanetTodayPod to discuss Trillium’s revolutionary sustainable chemical process and the future of the industry ⤵️
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July has already seen:
The hottest three-week period ever recorded.
The three hottest days on record.
The highest-ever ocean temperatures for this time of year.
It is still possible to avoid the very worst of climate change, but only with dramatic, immediate #ClimateAction.
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“There’s a lot of grounds for hope all over the world.”
Hear how our Head of Studio Sean B. Carroll is championing local successes through positive storytelling in our latest series #WildHope.
Check out Sean’s full interview on @PlanetTodayPod: rss.com/podcasts/theplanetto…
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It feels to me like the climate may have shifted into some sort of new regime of global heating that scientists don’t yet understand. Because of fossil fuels. And yet the media and everyone keep acting like things are basically fine and leaders keep expanding fossil fuels
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East Coast, West Coast, we are all in this together.
Join together and end fossil fuels.
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Absolutely right. It’s the rich corporations ruining it for everyone else per usual
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People don't understand how hope works. It doesn't come from downplaying scary truths or from false optimism. Everyone sees through that. Instead, it comes from hard work, from solidarity, from courage. Hope comes from joining together and doing something. Hope comes from action.
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Rooting for Brazil to oust Bolsonaro. For the sake of Earth and all of us.
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Behold, the energy transition:
Wind and solar now make up 75% of global electricity capacity growth, while coal has fallen to just 4%
(Figures from @BloombergNEF)
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On today’s show, @JustinHGillis and @hal_harvey discuss their new book, The Big Fix, and how we can make sure our voices are heard about climate change!
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3gn…
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
The Big Fix: simonandschuster.com/books/T…
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For everyone interested in the climate problem and what we might do: "The Big Fix" is now published as of today! Find out more here: bigfixbook.com/
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COP27 is just 48 days away.
That's 48 days until world leaders jet into Egypt to make their climate commitments - and we're confronted, yet again, by denial and delay.
I no longer place my hope in "leaders" who have failed to act with the urgency this crisis demands.
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Out this Tuesday!
.@JustinHGillis and @hal_harvey offer everyday citizens a guide to the seven essential changes our communities must enact to drive our country’s greenhouse gas emissions down to zero—and save our climate.
Available 9/20, learn more about The Big Fix: spr.ly/6011zZs81
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Really important thread to understand that not all EV’s are created equal. EV’s in general are more efficient with a much lower environmental impact than gas-powered. Not the case if the car weighs as much as a tank (like the Hummer EV).
This is @GM's new Hummer EV.
The car is terrible for both road safety and the environment. The Biden administration needs to regulate it, not praise it.
A 🧵 explaining why
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Just unbelievable the media's lack of concern about ongoing, intensifying climate and Earth breakdown. It's all around us now. A few years ago I thought for sure, by this point, these levels of flooding and heat, the media would be sounding the alarm loudly, clearly, skillfully.