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David Wallace-Wells
Central Park East and Invisible-Exports. Deputy editor and climate columnist for New York magazine. Host of 2038 and author of THE UNINHABITABLE EARTH.
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David Wallace-Wells 42 min
"Farmers still had 116 million acres of combined corn and soybeans left to plant as of May 19, far more than they ever had on the date. The previous high was 91 million acres in 1995."
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Bjorn Lomborg 54 min
The irony Kiribati, climate-vulnerable island, subsidizes fossil fuel use at AU$4.2 or 29% of government health expenditure
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Carbon Tracker 57 min
The cost of energy has tumbled even further over the past year, to the point where almost every source of green energy can now compete on cost with oil, coal and gas-fired power plants
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"Today, the climate crisis is no less an existential threat than was World War II, which dominated newspapers every day. Yet my news feed tells a different story. Scrolling through it in April, climate coverage was hard to come by."
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This report, about the unprecedented deadly 2018 heat wave in Japan, comes during the record-setting deadly 2019 heat wave in Japan.
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Jason Hickel 9 h
This is huge. Jacinda Ardern's New Zealand is about to become the first major country to abandon growth as political priority in favour of well-being.
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Ben Lefebvre 29 mai
DOE now calling natural gas “freedom gas.” Not a joke. H/t
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David Wallace-Wells 29 mai
En réponse à @bradplumer
The honest answer is that I don't know the precise math. I believe controlled burns produce less CO2 than wildfire, per acre, but if the prescription is ten times more fire, as Stephen Pyne suggested to me, presumably that would produce a meaningful increase of CO2 release.
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David Wallace-Wells 29 mai
En réponse à @bradplumer
What worries me about this approach, otherwise unimpeachably wise, is that carbon emissions from California wildfires already wipe out, each year, all the gains from the state's climate policies. And to be safe the state might need ten times more fire.
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David Wallace-Wells 29 mai
We are all still getting on that plane.
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🤷🏻‍♂️ 29 mai
Malaysia is sending back 3,000 tons of non-recyclable plastic waste to “rich countries” of origin like US, UK, Canada. It became a destination for plastic waste after China imposed a ban — leading to massive dumps and hazardous illegal recycling plants.
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David Wallace-Wells 29 mai
"Research finds that people with substance-use problems who read a message describing addiction as a disease are less likely to report wanting to engage in effective therapies."
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Michael Grunwald 29 mai
A fantastic report on climate injustice by . One inconvenient truth is that rich old whites don’t have much to worry about.
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David Wallace-Wells 29 mai
“Zooplankton communities across the globe have shifted by an average of 602km since pre-industrial times.”
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David Wallace-Wells 29 mai
“Federal government weather forecasters logged preliminary reports of more than 500 tornadoes in a 30-day period.” That’s almost 20 each day. Tonight, as one tornado struck Kansas City, a tornado warning was issued to Newark New Jersey.
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David Wallace-Wells 29 mai
“Last summer broke a record for most consecutive smoky hours, with 322 recorded hours of smoke consuming the city. The record had been set the previous year with 315 hours.”
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Ari Rabin-Havt 28 mai
80 million+ "Americans skipped necessary medical care in 2018 because they couldn't afford the cost.” There is no moral justification for our current profit driven health care system.
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NYT Climate 28 mai
An “exponential increase in ambition" is needed to deal with the worst effects of a changing climate, said the U.N. Secretary General’s envoy on climate change. by
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Andrew Freedman 29 mai
Tornado warning in part of NYC now, as well as Newark, NJ. Take this seriously, folks.
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David Wallace-Wells 28 mai
"By developing systems to capture a few billion tons of methane from the atmosphere, we could reduce short-term warming much more than we would by removing far more carbon dioxide."
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