#Renewables

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Zuzuri

Most Hon. BroGad say #TanAhYuhYaad. But we are running from a spike in our electricity bills cuz we cyaa afford that right now. Here are some #EnergyConservation tips to help

Layla Moran 🔶

LaylaMoran

Every Monday and Friday at 7pm, I'm going to be tweeting threads under the title #MoranPlan, where I drill down into my core focuses in this leadership election. Today, I'm

Andrew Leach

andrew_leach

There are a few things in this thread from Tzeporah that should be challenged, explained in context, or are easily refuted, in particular as they relate to offsets, LNG, and

Brendan Coolsaet

bcoolsaet

New book just out! 'Environmental Justice: Key Issues' (@routledgebooks) is the first textbook to offer a comprehensive and accessible overview of environmental justice: https://www.routledge.com/Environmental-Justice-Key-Issues/Coo

Nathan Jensen

NateMJensen

Tesla is considering Austin, Texas and Oklahoma for new plant. News is breaking on the Austin offer. Headline is $60 million. But there is so much more to this! (1/10)https://www.statesman.com/business/20200618/breaking-tesla-could-get-more

Climate Votes

climate_votes

Did you read @actmatthews’ love letter to @Shell in @RI_news_alert?“Should we trust Shell?” on climate, he asks.We’ve taken off the rose-tinted glasses and come to a different answer

Jack Meehan

jackmeehanmedia

Tweet string on the Narrabri Gas Project, recently approved by the IPC after only 90 days and 23,000 submissions, 98% opposed"The future is clear. Investment is flooding into renewable energy

Keith Stewart

climatekeith

There's a lot to unpack in this story: Aid for Canada’s energy sector heavily weighted towards fossil fuels in COVID-19 response https://globalnews.ca/news/7183008/canada-fossil-fuels-aid-coronavirus/ #cdnpoli 1/n 2. @IISD_news did so

Scott Wahlstrom

scottwahlstrom

This is my oil burner, fuel tank, and the last 125 gallons of fuel oil I plan to purchase. My wife and I have committed to a #ResidentialGeothermalRetrofit project that

Sean Casten

SeanCasten

In light of the surprising popularity of last week's hydrogen economy rant, I'm going to try and make this a thing. Today's deep dive: why carbon capture and sequestration is

Tim Lord

timbolord

Well, nothing happening on climate change today, so I thought I'd have a read of a v important document - HMG's impact assessment of the 6th carbon budget decision announced

Carole-Interrupted

Caroleina2

Today GenXers were called out to account for what we have done for the past 30+ years by younger people who see us as not taking responsibility for the mess

Michael Shellenberger

ShellenbergerMD

Biden-Sanders climate plan:- unscientifically blames climate change for flood, storm, & fire, damage- would raise energy prices & increase unemployment - would kill off nuclear, largest source of clean nrg

Joe DeCarolis

jfdecarolis

1/ Our new Commentary, out today in @Joule_CP, focuses on the benefits of collaborative macro-energy modeling efforts: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2542435120305109A thread. 2/ We use the term "macro-energy syste

Alisha Lewis

Alishacmlewis

I feel like now is a great time to talk about how we approach the dizzying array of existential threats we face as liberals both politically and literally - and

John Morgan Christoph

JohnMChristoph

I get extremely pissed off when the discussion of the housing crisis occurs with no linkage whatsoever to climate crisis.There's just so much to unpack here.Thread 1/nhttps://twitter.com/DemSocialists/status/1197348805642989568 The narrative goes