A city tree planted today will have to deal with an urban climate 100 years from now. Arborists are the thinking about cities of the future, maybe more than anyone, writes @pomeranian99. https://t.co/RnF7wgbOvg
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) October 9, 2020
Here's why Exxon supports a per ton of CO2 pollution tax of $40, here's why you should not
Viewed from both above + below, science finds evidence of the crisis of melting Antarctic ice + a future of accelerated global sea level rise
Waste Side Story follows plastics from cradle to grave through trashion photography
Eunice Foote, born in 1819, was a climate scientist before there was climate science.
Four strategies for securing the connection between urban air quality + social equity
An income-linked EV share program will be piloted in Boston
Of 100 major U.S. cities, new #CityScorecard2020 finds that leading cities are revving up their clean #energy efforts but only one-fifth have community-wide #GHG reductions goals and are on track to meet them. https://t.co/FFmiVoyVgR pic.twitter.com/7642z3f86N
— ACEEE (@ACEEEdc) October 8, 2020
Wrap your head around Google's pledge to end its operational carbon emissions around the clock by 2030
Who's on first when it comes to shaping a Biden climate/ energy agenda? + then there's the question of rebuilding in fire-prone areas
In 2007 a federal court ordered GW Bush administration to finish and release a Congressionally-mandated report on impacts of climate change on US. https://t.co/39VCTpTJ9x The report envisioned devastating impacts that are now occurring. https://t.co/kGHPrX6mNu Here we go again? https://t.co/ZHf82g4ShC
— Michael Gerrard (@MichaelGerrard) October 5, 2020