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  • 💙 Liked by 3,478 users
  • 📅 Updated about 1 year ago
  • ⚙️ Provider skyfeed.me
  • 📈 In the last 30 days, there was 1 post about this feed. This post got a total of 0 likes and had 0 reposts.

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Ketan Joshi
@ketanjoshi.co
16 minutes ago
The world's power system is outdated and unsafe. Remember: the slower we eliminate fossil fuels, the worse the physical punishment we suffer. It is great to see broken records and tons of batteries and solar panels. But it is not "job done" in the power sector: far from it.
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Chris Nelder
@chrisnelder.bsky.social
17 minutes ago
A few other highlights! For the first time: • Global electricity generation from fossil fuels fell because renewables grew faster than demand. • Renewables pushed FF off the grid, causing power-sector emissions to drop. • Solar recorded the largest single-year increase of any electricity source

Listen in and hear the latest evidence that the energy transition is unstoppable! Solar is growing faster than any other source of electricity, ever, and renewables are now generating more power than coal globally.

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Andrew D Thaler
@drandrewthaler.bsky.social
17 minutes ago
And I think that save for a very few specific industries, the productivity gains are marginal at best and actually losses at worse.
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Stand.earth
@stand.earth
19 minutes ago
We Are Guardians is now streaming worldwide for the first time! 🌎 This award-winning film follows Indigenous forest defenders risking everything to protect the Amazon — and our home. 👉 Visit weareguardiansfilm.com to watch and take action! #WeAreGuardians #EarthDay #defendersoflife
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David Roberts
@volts.wtf
19 minutes ago
The obvious solution is a national law that mandates fair, objective redistricting everywhere, but *conservatives do not want that*. To be subject to the same rules as everyone else -- as all the lesser people -- is inherently offensive to them. (All I ever do is restate Wilhoit.)
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Ketan Joshi
@ketanjoshi.co
24 minutes ago
What this shows is that - Demand growth should be curbed (hi, AI slop) + reserved for heating, cooling, electrification etc - Renewables aren't growing fast enough - Coal and gas power aren't being restricted enough (what did we expect when we deleted climate from public discourse?)
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Ketan Joshi
@ketanjoshi.co
25 minutes ago
It's also clear that power sector fossil fuel use is *exceeding* the "STEPs" scenario from the International Energy Agency (IEA)'s 2022 World Energy Outlook. Compare that to the frankly preemptively triumphant charts you've all seen of solar power growth vs IEA outlooks
solar power growth
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Emily Pontecorvo
@emilypont.bsky.social
28 minutes ago
I have a long story out today about what’s going down at the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. This org touches everything that’s happening globally on climate change, and is painfully (bc it’s so esoteric) important to climate action. Hope you give it a read. heatmap.news/carbon-remov...
Leading Climate Standards Group Fraught With Secrecy and Bias, Whistleblowers Say

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Leading Climate Standards Group Fraught With Secrecy and Bias, Whistleblowers Say

A new report shared exclusively with Heatmap documents failures of transparency and governance at the Greenhouse Gas Protocol.

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Ketan Joshi
@ketanjoshi.co
28 minutes ago
Out of curiosity, I compared this extrapolation to the IEA's World Energy Outlook 2025 scenarios. What Ember depict here is somewhere between the worst-case CPS, and the still-pretty-bad STEPs, both of which see global heating levels at catastrophic levels. That is......remarkably bad news?
a chart showing ember's extrapolation compared to STEPs CPS etc
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Charlie Richmond (Gyro Gearloose) 311.3ppm 🇨🇦🇬🇧☮️⚛️🇺🇦🌈🦋
@charlierichmond.bsky.social
28 minutes ago
April 22 - Court curbs Trump’s anti- wind, solar policies | Can Trump’s wartime flex fix the grid? link.utilitydive.com/view….

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April 22 - Court curbs Trump’s anti- wind, solar policies | Can Trump’s wartime flex fix the grid?

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Multnomah County Office of Sustainability
@multcosustain.bsky.social
29 minutes ago
Happy Earth Day! Help make a difference this Earth Month with an easy but impactful action, such as: - bike, walk, or take public transit instead of driving for an errand or commute - switch to reusable bags & keep one in your bag or car - get involved in a local environmental group or project
Image of Earth with a tree growing out of it, with text that reads "Happy Earth Day!"
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Ketan Joshi
@ketanjoshi.co
29 minutes ago
There's a graphic in the new Ember report showing what happens if current demand and clean power growth rates continue: fossil fuels plateau by 2030. I think it highlights something kind of important, but probably not what you think
a chart showing a fossil fuel plateau
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Natalie Jones
@nataliejones.bsky.social
29 minutes ago
On my way to Santa Marta, Colombia for the First International Conference on Transitioning Away From Fossil Fuels. Hit me up if you’ll be there too!
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Alex Barron
@alexrbarron.bsky.social
37 minutes ago
NY and NJ Climate policy folks - My understanding is your states have some policies that use EJ mapping that includes race as a factor to target some added protections. Have you seen any scholarship/analysis around legal vulnerability in light of the Pigford cases?
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Albert Pinto
@70sbachchan.bsky.social
37 minutes ago
"Data centers dominate energy conversations. But globally, they're still a sliver* of power demand." *Totally different story in US where they dominate Check out Paweł Czyżak on 3 reports from Ember, Global Wind Energy Council and International Energy Agency. paczyzak.substack.com/p/t….
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FoodPrint
@foodprintorg.bsky.social
43 minutes ago
Whether you’re new to making more sustainable food choices or you’re a seasoned environmentalist, we have resources that can help. Sign up for FoodPrint’s newsletter this #EarthDay for weekly tips and updates:
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Subscribe to the FoodPrint email list for insights into the impact food production has on the environment, animals and people.

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Mongabay
@mongabay.com
about 1 hour ago
Since 1970, wetlands have disappeared three times faster than forests. A new atlas from @wetlandsint.bsky.social aims to end "wetland blindness" by providing the data needed to protect these vital ecosystems in the Sahel and Horn of Africa. Learn more in this story by @npbrao.bsky.social.
New atlas aims to help save Africa’s disappearing wetlands

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New atlas aims to help save Africa’s disappearing wetlands

Since 1970, more than a third of the world’s wetlands have been lost, at a rate three times faster than forest loss. To help governments and funders prioritize wetlands in need of protection or…

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David Roberts
@volts.wtf
about 1 hour ago
As gasoline prices climb & California loses refining capacity, the state is importing more and more gas refined from Russian oil, thereby funding Russia's war in Ukraine. Almost seems like being stuck on fossil fuels is a lose-lose proposition.
As Prices Climb, California Imports More Gasoline Made From Russian Oil

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As Prices Climb, California Imports More Gasoline Made From Russian Oil

The state’s failure to reduce driving and to stockpile fuel led to dependence on sanctioned oil refined elsewhere.

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