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A big list of climate accounts, filtered loosely for keywords. Fill in the form if you want in! All details and full member list here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QSghRrJxr7tWAGi9Shpwc6QMG5iSnJrNAW9alkHY8kw/edit#gid=0

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Kendra "Gloom is My Beat" Pierre-Louis
@kendrawrites.com
18 minutes ago
Also, like everything I know about demons I learned about from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Supernatural but if she really in heart thought someone was demonic, wouldn't she try to sprinkle them with a little to see if they burned?
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Greg Jericho
@grogsgamut.bsky.social
19 minutes ago
My column - Japan imports stonks of our gas for powering its electricity and yet Japan has cheaper electricity than Australia, what the?? #ThePoint thepoint.com.au/news/2511….
Japan imports Australian gas yet has cheaper electricity than Australia?

thepoint.com.au

Japan imports Australian gas yet has cheaper electricity than Australia?

The broken nature of Australia energy market has been highlighted by a report that Japanese households pay less for electricity than Australians do, despite Japanese electricity being reliant on Austr...
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Yung En Chee
@yungenchee.bsky.social
21 minutes ago
Thank you, Linda. It's been so dispiriting seeing people in climate, environment & sustainability embrace/acquiesce to genAI/LLM-boosterism even as they acknowledge the ethical & environmental harms 🙏 for a much-needed, brilliantly crafted piece of communication w very important lessons & insights
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Earth Negotiations Bulletin
@enb.iisd.org
19 minutes ago
For additional interventions and photos, visit our coverage of "What is the Role of Non-State Actors in Delivering Carbon Capture and Storage, Including in Latin American and Caribbean Countries?" Read ➡️ enb.iisd.org/events/non-s... #CCS #CCUS #COP30
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Earth Negotiations Bulletin
@enb.iisd.org
19 minutes ago
Rachel Kyte, the UK Special Representative for Climate, underlined that #CCS is essential for meeting the UK’s climate commitments and for supporting its industrial strategy
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Earth Negotiations Bulletin
@enb.iisd.org
19 minutes ago
Jazmín Mota-Nieto, founder of the Mexican CCS Platform, described work with the steel and cement sectors She explained that financing remains difficult; yet partnerships allow for early action
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Earth Negotiations Bulletin
@enb.iisd.org
19 minutes ago
Donnie Boodlal, Project Lead, UTT, summarized a Green Climate Fund readiness project on storage in saline aquifers He noted the project’s objectives include capacity building, knowledge sharing, and institutional preparation
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Earth Negotiations Bulletin
@enb.iisd.org
19 minutes ago
Nathália Weber, CCS Brasil, described a rapid increase in political, industry, and civil society engagement with #CCS across Brazil She said while CCS was not widely discussed in Brazil five years ago, the situation has changed following the approval of a regulatory framework
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Earth Negotiations Bulletin
@enb.iisd.org
19 minutes ago
Patrick McDonald, Assistant Deputy Minister, Environment and Protected Areas, Alberta, outlined Canada’s efforts to create a supportive environment for CCS deployment This includes presenting science-based evidence on #CCS in international fora, he said
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Earth Negotiations Bulletin
@enb.iisd.org
19 minutes ago
Tim Dixon, IEAGHG, pointed to the most recent Global Status of CCS report indicating 77 operational projects that currently capture 64 million tonnes of CO2 each year He said this represents progress but remains far from what is needed Report ➡️ www.globalccsinstitute.co….
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Earth Negotiations Bulletin
@enb.iisd.org
19 minutes ago
Amid rising interest in regional decarbonisation, a #COP30 event showed how Carbon Capture and Storage is gaining traction across Latin America and the Caribbean Read ➡️ enb.iisd.org/events/non-s... #CCS #CCUS #LAC #climate
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Ketan Joshi
@ketanjoshi.co
24 minutes ago
A very good @ciel.org blog post here on how CCS and AI were absolutely made for each other www.ciel.org/ai-ccs-green...
AI and CCS: The Perfect Mismatch The attention to AI’s exploding power needs are being exploited to try to extend the life of fossil fuels dressed up with a CCS disguise. Fossil companies pitch gas and coal plants with CCS as the “affordable” and “reliable” solution to AI’s electricity hunger — despite the reality that CCS, largely fails to work, adds costs, delays, and risks without ever solving the emissions problem. The implication that fossil fuels in general are essential for an “affordable” and “reliable” energy system is a well-worn and false narrative spread by oil, gas, and coal companies. This strategy isn’t about meeting AI’s power needs; it’s about ensuring fossil infrastructure remains relevant to extend the lifetime of fossil fuels and delay the implementation of alternatives. CCS falsely lets oil and gas giants appear green, delay the renewable transition, and continue polluting — all while collecting massive government handouts. Meanwhile, real solutions already exist. Solar and wind power are regarded as very reliable, not least because sunrise and sunset, as well as weather patterns, are highly predictable. Additionally, advancements in flexibility and storage technologies help manage variability in renewable generation. Renewables stand out as both the lowest-cost and quickest-to-deploy power generation. Renewable power has been the cheapest form of power for the last 10 years, while the cost of new gas-fired power has hit a 10-year high. Even in the US, where gas prices are only a quarter of prevailing gas prices in Europe and Asia, unsubsidized new solar plants are within touching distance. Carbon capture systems, even with very generous subsidies, inevitably add substantial costs on top of other fossil power costs. Renewables are the truly affordable and reliable energy of the 21st century — not fossil fuels wrapped in carbon-capture fantasy.
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Charlie Richmond (Gyro Gearloose) 311.3ppm
@charlierichmond.bsky.social
25 minutes ago
Horizon’s Hydrogen Dreams and the Leadership Keeping It From Reality - CleanTechnica cleantechnica.com/2025/11….

cleantechnica.com
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Michelle Regalado Deatrick
@mdeatrick.bsky.social
25 minutes ago
Join me! Tomorrow 11/18 7p CT: Coffee With Democrats Podcast as we discuss Dems' leadership on bold climate action, sustainable energy jobs, environmental justice + the DNC Climate Council's work. Facebook Live: www.facebook.com/events/3…. Youtube Live: www.youtube.com/watch?v=q….
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Ran Boydell
@ranboydell.bsky.social
27 minutes ago
“People have this techno-utopian view of #AI that it will save us from the #climate crisis. We know what will save us from the climate crisis – phasing out #fossil fuels. It’s not AI.” Jean Su, Center for Biological Diversity
AI is guzzling energy for slop content – could it be reimagined to help the climate?

www.theguardian.com

AI is guzzling energy for slop content – could it be reimagined to help the climate?

Some experts think AI could be used to lower, rather than raise, planet-heating emissions – others aren’t so convinced
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PM2.5 Kills ~9 Million People Worldwide Annually
@tkovach.bsky.social
30 minutes ago
"But for anyone compelled to engage politically in this moment, avoiding the climate fight is not an option. To retreat from climate politics is to retreat from the fundamental material conditions of the world in which all politics must take place."
There’s No Quitting the Climate Fight

www.thenation.com

There’s No Quitting the Climate Fight

This is the worst-ever year for climate politics—but the struggle is far from over.
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David Ho
@davidho.bsky.social
33 minutes ago
I attended a talk by a scientist at a Chinese University and realized that all the background climate data that she used came from the US (CO₂ Keeling Curve, global temperature time series, etc.). Although China funds a lot of research, the destruction of US science will affect science globally.
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Dr. Jonathan Foley
@globalecoguy.bsky.social
35 minutes ago
The Drawdown Explorer is the world’s leading platform for science-based climate solutions — bar none. Here’s a handy “how to” video that shows how to use it for your work on advancing effective climate action. youtu.be/fldnJBCIYm0?...
How to use Drawdown Explorer | The world's ultimate climate solutions platform | Project Drawdown

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How to use Drawdown Explorer | The world's ultimate climate solutions platform | Project Drawdown

YouTube video by Project Drawdown
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David Roberts
@volts.wtf
35 minutes ago
Ha, Danny, one of the major features of the bill Illinois just passed is that it delegates substantial new authorities to the Illinois Commerce Commission, including the power to cancel fossil fuel retirements and the power to commission and build new renewables!
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Ciaran De Buitlear | Gardeningwell
@gardeningwell.ie
36 minutes ago
Do you like true stories about place and purpose, nature-adjacent writing, quiet transformations? Parents, teachers, and anyone curious about how environments change us. You might like “The quiet acre - an Irish garden memoir” Coming soon! #naturewriting 🌱 #speirgorm gardeningwell.ie/book
Zack,Ciaran and Sam - in the garden of course!
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Dr. Jonathan Foley
@globalecoguy.bsky.social
39 minutes ago
Stopping deforestation is one of the best things we can do for climate, nature, and people worldwide. But it still doesn’t get the attention or funding it deserves. And that’s why we prioritize it in the new Drawdown Explorer.

One of Brazil's top priorities for #COP30 is to fund the Tropical Forest Forever Facility, which would finance efforts to protect forest ecosystems worldwide. Learn more about why protecting forests is one of the most powerful solutions for people, nature, and climate at: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4o2QWZp

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Jason D. Salvagni
@salvagni.org
40 minutes ago
Yo, #HATM folks, pretty much the entire PBS catalog, including all your Burns docos, are streaming on this ⬇️ App, which the WETA folks call "Wheatah-plus" which is actually just a high fiber cereal invented in the 1920's.
Icon for WETA+ App
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Meade Krosby
@meadekrosby.bsky.social
41 minutes ago
I think many of us feel this way. Even those of us working on climate full-time have had to redirect valuable attention to navigate federal disruptions. But given the threats to people and planet posed by this administration, I think it's fair to say securing our democracy *is* climate action.

I'm just sad I've paid less attention to climate this year than any previous one in the last dozen, because it seems like we have to claw our way back to democracy first.....

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Matt Browner Hamlin
@mattbh.com
44 minutes ago
John Brooks! Jermaine Jones! Fabian Johnson! JULIAN GREEN!!!!
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David Roberts
@volts.wtf
about 1 hour ago
However! Earlier in the essay, Farrell gestures at the trends that have served to work against internal pluralism in the parties, mainly, above all [yes I have a macro for this] The Information Environment. Politics has been a) nationalized & b) online-ized, & both those serve to narrow discourse.
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