My final newsletter of 2024 is your ultimate Climate Conversation Cheat Sheet—spotlighting the year's highs, lows, and most unforgettable moments in climate news.
❗Not So Good News: Did you know warmer waters are shrinking fish, cacao prices tripled last year due to climate impacts, fossil fuel pollution causes 8M+ premature deaths annually, and we had 41 more extreme heat days thanks to climate change?
💡Good News: Solar and wind made up 90% of new energy in the US last year while China installed more solar in 2024 than the US has in its history! Plus, scientists are discovering game-changing innovations like carbon-eating bacteria in the Mediterranean, universities are making climate education mandatory, and grandmothers and musicians are using their voices to call for climate action.
✅ What You Can Do: Electrify your home, prepare for extreme weather, and join local climate action groups. As Bill McKibben often reminds us, our biggest impact comes from collective action.
Read more and share what you learn with everyone you know
... Show more...My final newsletter of 2024 is your ultimate Climate Conversation Cheat Sheet—spotlighting the year's highs, lows, and most unforgettable moments in climate news.
❗Not So Good News: Did you know warmer waters are shrinking fish, cacao prices tripled last year due to climate impacts, fossil fuel pollution causes 8M+ premature deaths annually, and we had 41 more extreme heat days thanks to climate change?
💡Good News: Solar and wind made up 90% of new energy in the US last year while China installed more solar in 2024 than the US has in its history! Plus, scientists are discovering game-changing innovations like carbon-eating bacteria in the Mediterranean, universities are making climate education mandatory, and grandmothers and musicians are using their voices to call for climate action.
✅ What You Can Do: Electrify your home, prepare for extreme weather, and join local climate action groups. As Bill McKibben often reminds us, our biggest impact comes from collective action.
Read more and share what you learn with everyone you know - so that together, we can make a difference.
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Niels Nielsen, geographer
in reply to Dr. Katharine Hayhoe • • •Mikko Karvonen
in reply to Dr. Katharine Hayhoe • • •Unfortunately we have wasted all the good efforts by allowing the forestry industry to go grossly over the sustainable logging amounts, turning the land use sector into a source of emissions instead of a sink. We are looking at failing on our commitments and potentially facing a price tag up to billions of euros due to it.
And the current government is working overtime to water down climate efforts and environmental protections.