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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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  • 📅 Updated about 1 year ago
  • ⚙️ Provider skyfeed.me
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Chris Nelder
@chrisnelder.bsky.social
9 minutes ago
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.

In Ep. 274, @ember-energy.org’s @nicolasfulghum.bsky.social walks us through all the data in their new Global Electricity Review 2026 report. Renewables are finally pushing fossil fuels off the grid and power sector emissions are declining globally for the first time. xenetwork.org/ets/episodes...

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Parents For Future #EndFossilFuels 🪧🛢️❌
@parentsforfuture.de
11 minutes ago
related... Neuer Bericht: Wind- und Solarenergie drücken die Stromgroßhandelspreise in ganz Europa. Im Durchschnitt lagen die Preise im Zeitraum 2023–2025 um etwa 24 % niedriger, als wenn der Preis durchgehend von fossilem Gas bestimmt worden wäre.

New report: wind and solar are driving down wholesale electricity prices across Europe. On average, prices were ~24% lower in 2023–2025 than if gas had set the price at all times. Thread below👇

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Dr. Jonathan Foley
@globalecoguy.bsky.social
11 minutes ago
At Project Drawdown, we are looking at practical solutions to *all* of these issues, and making them freely available through the Drawdown Explorer Drawdown.org/explorer
DrawdownÂŽ Explorer

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DrawdownÂŽ Explorer

We know what we need to do: stop climate change as quickly as possible. Now, with the Drawdown Explorer, we know how to do it.

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Dr. Jonathan Foley
@globalecoguy.bsky.social
11 minutes ago
So we need to transition each of these, fast. We hear a lot about the “Energy Transition”, which is really a transition towards electricity and renewables — and away from coal, gas, and oil. But we also need a massive transition in Industry and Food, too.
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Dr. Jonathan Foley
@globalecoguy.bsky.social
11 minutes ago
To address climate change, we need to slash greenhouse gas emissions. But where do they come from? - Energy (burning and producing fossil fuels) - Industry (beyond energy, cement, refrigerants, and landfills emit a lot) - Food (cleaning forests, burping cows, nitrous oxide)
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Torrance Coste
@torrancecoste.bsky.social
11 minutes ago
some Earth Day honesty from B.C. Forest Minster @rparmarbc.bsky.social:
An Earth Day Facebook post by forest minister Ravi Parmar, that includes the sentence “Forestry includes wildfire prevention and destroying our land”
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Yellow Dot Studios
@yellowdotstudios.bsky.social
13 minutes ago
"[Wilson's] new short film, The Death of Recycl@ps, uses that familiar absurdity to get at something much more serious. Beneath the jokes, the short is taking aim at plastic recycling myths, climate misinformation, and the ways responsibility has been pushed onto everyday consumers"
'The Office's Most Infamous Character Returns With a Terrifying Warning [Exclusive]

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'The Office's Most Infamous Character Returns With a Terrifying Warning [Exclusive]

The Office star Rainn Wilson discusses bringing Recyclops back for The Death of Recycl@ps and why he thinks Earth Day is “problematic.”

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lynda williams
@lyndalovon.bsky.social
17 minutes ago
‼️URGENT ACTION ALERT‼️ NRC just proposed letting companies use secret DOE & DOW safety reviews to license commercial nuclear reactors — removing public oversight & legal recourse. Comments due May 4. Guide + copy-paste comments: www.counterpunch.org/2026….
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David Roberts
@volts.wtf
18 minutes ago
This is interesting: Octopus & Lunar are teaming up to challenge Base Power. In both cases, Texans get retail electricity that comes with a free/cheap battery. Customer uses battery for backup; company uses it for a VPP. heatmap.news/climate-tech...
Exclusive: Octopus Energy Launches Battery-Powered Electricity Plan With Lunar

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Exclusive: Octopus Energy Launches Battery-Powered Electricity Plan With Lunar

The companies are offering Texas ratepayers a three-year fixed-price contract that comes with participation in a virtual power plant.

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Emily Cassidy
@enviroem.bsky.social
19 minutes ago
Happy Earth Day 💚 We're all in this together.
Two 'Earthrise images side-by-side. Left:  Earthrise on Dec. 24, 1968, memorialized by the Apollo 8 crew in Kodak Ektachrome color film. Right: A crescent Earth hovers just above the lunar surface, minutes before Earthset. This photo was captured on April 6, by the Artemis II crewmembers through the windows of the Orion spacecraft shortly before they flew behind the Moon and journeyed farther from Earth than any other humans have traveled.
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Michael E. Mann
@michaelemann.bsky.social
19 minutes ago
I should mention I’m not a big friend of his framing of climate action in “Ubundance”
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Jeanne Spillane
@starrock2.bsky.social
21 minutes ago
yeah, I have a Renault Zoe, which I love but no option for V2L. That and her lack of CCS charging are her biggest drawbacks. Do love being able to charge for free on a sunny day though!
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Profit Greenly
@profitgreenly.bsky.social
22 minutes ago
The physical output of datacenters is heat. In this sense they're basically just huge electric resistance heaters. Some think that solar will make energy so cheap simple resistance heat with heat batteries will replace heat pumps. Let's get billionaires to fund free, renewable district heating!

dbdh.org

Thermal Energy Storage for District Heating | DBDH

Thermal Energy Storage (TES) enhances sustainable district heating by storing excess heat, balancing supply/demand, boosting efficiency, and reducing emissions.

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Michael Bishop ☕
@michaelbishop.bsky.social
22 minutes ago
You can't fail if you don't try. The Boomers didn't fail they just chose to ignore climate change.
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Torrance Coste
@torrancecoste.bsky.social
25 minutes ago
(live shot of me when AI-generated earth day posts come across my feed)
A gopher sitting down with a very ticked off expression on it’s face
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Kate Marvel
@drkatemarvel.bsky.social
28 minutes ago
Ben did you know climate change exists
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Mighty Earth 🌍
@mightyearth.org
29 minutes ago
For this US #EarthDay, Mighty Earth is calling on supermarkets to pull the “climate emergency brake” by transparently reducing methane emissions!
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Kate Marvel
@drkatemarvel.bsky.social
30 minutes ago
alternative math is using a (+---) signature for minkowski space, this is just lying
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Karen K. Ho
@karenho.bsky.social
32 minutes ago
always reassuring to know if I want to clean my apartment but I feel low-energy I can just run the robovacuum I bought NIOB for $40 off Facebook Marketplace
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Dr. Katharine Dickson
@metaomicsnerd.bsky.social
39 minutes ago
I haven’t, but I got some great mentorship while writing this from a retired #CAleg consultant who’s submitted a number of them in his post-retirement climate work.
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Mark Lubell
@envpolicycenter.bsky.social
41 minutes ago
The differences between private and public land and Canada post Fire reforestation management are massive
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Dana R. Fisher (aka the Apocalyptic Optimist)
@fisherdanar.bsky.social
about 1 hour ago
This Earth Day is a particularly good time to remind folks that what we’re experiencing is the apocalyptic part of a process that I explain in detail in Saving Ourselves (and that’s why I’m an Apocalyptic Optimist)
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Mallory Harris, PhD
@malar0ne.bsky.social
about 1 hour ago
My district in Austin TX faces $131M in economic losses and 635 lost jobs from the White House's proposed cuts to scientific research funding at NIH and NSF in FY27. UT Austin is a major economic driver locally and depends on federal research grants. scienceimpacts.org/scorec….
Screenshot of SCIMaP scorecard for FY2027, Texas District 37. Projected losses are $133M, $32M from NIH and $101M from NSF. The top institution driving losses for both agencies locally is UT Austin  with $23M in NIH losses and $91M in NSF losses.
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