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Sep 20, 2019 • 15 tweets • 9 min read • Read on X
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It’s #ClimateStrikes time in Seattle. Follow along as we make our way from Cal Anderson park, where the youths are gathered, to the Amazon Spheres, where employees are striking to forces Bezos to adopt a real climate plan.
Hundreds gathered here in Seattle #GlobalClimateStrike Image
Schedule of events includes a peacekeeper training, youth open mic, and a Green New Deal photo booth 🤗 Image
“The planets on fucking fire” Image
It’s this kids birthday! ImageImage
These rockstars are striking for the planet in Seattle today. #ClimateStrikes Image
These teens are out for the cause Image
Standoff between @ExtinctionR and some wannabe proud boys Image
@ExtinctionR #climatestrike @ExtinctionR in Seattle Friday morning. Image
@ExtinctionR “God is going to destroy the world”

A kid: “The world is already destroyed!” Image
@ExtinctionR On our way to the amazon climate strike! And we cared about the climate before it was hot, for what it’s worth. Image
@ExtinctionR Made it to the #amazonstrike in Seattle Image
@ExtinctionR Amazon employee I spoke to says he hopes Bezos will take more climate action after the strike #amazonstrike Image
@ExtinctionR @AMZNforClimate if you’re at the strike and want to be interviewed for @grist, come find us behind the main speaker stage! Image
@ExtinctionR @AMZNforClimate @grist @AMZNforClimate showing up in force today for the #ClimateStrike Image

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Jul 18, 2023
Today, the @AP and @grist launched a series on climate change and human health -- an overlap scientists all over the world are sounding alarm bells about.

Climate change threatens to undo 50 years of public health gains. It is the health story of our time.projects.apnews.com/features/2023/…
Every piece in this package, which will drop over the course of the summer, is based on climate and disease data. The first piece, an explainer on how climate change breeds disease, is an absolute feat. It's gorgeous, interactive, and worth your time. projects.apnews.com/features/2023/…
Coming up: zoomed in vignettes on specific diseases, including tick-borne encephalitis, candida auris, and cholera. Then: a feature on the global rise of the "climate doctor." You can find all of this on the Grist or AP websites, where the series will be planted all summer long.
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Apr 8, 2022
For decades, climate scientists thought that, if the science was strong enough and the probability was high enough, the world would act on climate. A new IPCC chapter on social science finally calls out politics & vested interests for getting in the way.grist.org/politics/scien…
We have the technological, scientific, & much of the engineering prowess we need to set the planet on a safer path. & the report points out that making greener lifestyle choices can slash emissions across ALL sectors 40-70% by 2050. What’s missing? Policy.grist.org/politics/scien…
But the full scope of the report’s findings on the forces blocking action didn’t make it into the Summary for Policymakers. Politics got in the way of the top line messaging for a report that talks about how politics is getting in the way of climate action.grist.org/politics/scien…
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Jul 19, 2021
More than a decade ago, researchers artificially exposed poison ivy plants to CO2 and found that they grew bigger, faster, and itchier. Poison ivy, they hypothesized, would get worse as the planet warmed. I called one of those researchers last week for an update:
Poison ivy HAS gotten bigger and itchier. But there's more: A new experiment in the Harvard Forest shows warming soil temperatures, not just CO2, may have an effect on poison ivy. Soil warmed 5 degrees Celsius made poison ivy grow 149% faster. The leaves grew bigger, too.
"So far, poison ivy benefits from CO2, and it benefits from warmer conditions, and gosh only knows what happens when we do them both,” the researcher said. You can read the piece here: grist.org/climate/climat…
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Sep 30, 2020
Anyone else totally waylaid by a series of rapid-fire questions on climate change from Wallace? That was wild. grist.org/politics/trump…
I'm not even sure what the main story tonight was but climate def wasnt it. Still, it's not often that we get Trump talking about this stuff on stage. “For the first time, President Trump acknowledged that human activity has, at least in part, caused climate change,”@ACC_National
Here's a clip of the 10-minute segment on climate (the whole clip is embedded in the post above). It was one of the only times Trump actually let Biden talk.
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Sep 11, 2020
If you're wondering how the nation's more than 10,000 wildland firefighters are faring right now -- as an unprecedented wildfire season converges with an unprecedented pandemic -- I wrote a story on that scary overlap earlier this year. grist.org/climate/corona…
When I called around to various state and federal agencies a few months later to find out how many firefighters had contracted COVID-19, some of them didn't know. Others didn't respond at all. grist.org/climate/how-ma…
I've been calling my friend who's a wildland firefighter periodically since April to see how he's holding up (he's quoted in the above pieces). Each time, I'd ask if things were really bad yet and he'd say no. "When shit really hits the fan, you'll know," he said.
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Aug 27, 2020
When I was in New Orleans reporting out a story on the upcoming 15th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina in mid-July, I had no idea a Category 4 hurricane would hit Louisiana the same week as the anniversary. But here we are. #HurricaneLaura's sustained winds outpace Katrina's.
During my week in New Orleans, I learned what happens after the storm is just as important as what happens during it. New Orleans, especially the 7th and 9th wards, hold lessons for other cities that are just beginning to grapple with severe flooding.
That's what this video that @heypenner and I published today is about. New Orleanians know nothing can stop a Katrina or a Laura. But there are things neighborhoods can do to mitigate flooding year-round that help bolster the city for storms to come.
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