We'll always remember Berta Cáceres for her bravery, determination, strategic brilliance, and her commitment to the Lenca and Indigenous people everywhere. But maybe most of all, her subversiveness in embracing joy as a form of resistance. #BertaVive
OH STAWP
Going into the weekend wondering how the hell we're going to decouple profit motives from investor owned utilities. harpers.org/archive/2026...
Seriously y'all, @compatibilism.bsky.social is data journalism genius.
Notice the trend lines: Regions that are reliant on oil and gas for their generation mix tend to be more susceptible to price hikes, while renewables have been a factor in many markets that have experienced more price stability.
LOL I was just going to reply to my post with that other article, and you beat me to it. It's SO SO good. Thank you!
This story by @naveenasadasivam.bsky.social and @compatibilism.bsky.social is SO good, which makes me SO glad we had Naveena on this week's @climateone.org episode to talk about (surprise!) electricity prices.
It's been a long year for nonprofits who had their EPA grants rescinded/frozen. Their case to get those promised funds is back in court: www.nytimes.com/2026/02/24/c...
I think about the power grid a lot. A LOT. But never did I once think that a piece of grid infrastructure would take center stage at the Super Bowl halftime show. #vivabadbunny #energysky www.canarymedia.com/articles/cul...
If you've been wondering WTH is going on in Venezuela--and what energy/climate have to do with it, @climateone.org has you covered. 🔌💡
It's official: @climateone.org has a new-ish executive director: yours truly. If you've listened to show or come to one of our programs, and have ideas or feedback, please reach out. I'd love to hear from you, even just to say hi! 👋
You measure what matters to you, I guess. 😫https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/12/climate/trump-epa-air-pollution.html
Something I see a lot of folks missing in discussions about what's happening Venezuela, particularly around oil, is the role U.S. oil majors' interest in Guyana—and the threat Venezuela posed to it—has in all of it. Explainer here: drilled.media/news/guyana-...
Next week, @globalecoguy.bsky.social will be back on the Climate One stage at @cwclub.bsky.social. Will we see you there?
🎟️ In-person & livestream tickets: climateone.org/2025-schneider-award
"...What’s the best response to Trump, old-school centrism or radical progressivism? Who gets to decide the future of the movement? How do we win?"
This is the kind of climate journalism we desperately need more of.
Another gem: "...The generational struggle — between younger activists demanding an intersectional approach to environmental advocacy, and older greens who’d prefer to stick to the environment, broadly speaking — mirrors the larger debates roiling the Democratic Party..."
@sammyroth.bsky.social nails it in today's Climate Colored Goggles: "Social and environmental justice are deeply intertwined. When you’re working to fight climate change and reduce air pollution, the people with the most to gain are marginalized communities."
Not this nonsense again. They tried this in 2018, and were met with overwhelming opposition--not just from enviros, but from coastal businesses like hotels, restauranteurs, realtors, fishing groups, and others who don't want an oil spill to wreck their livelihoods.
www.politico.com/news/2025/10...
For this reason, the Gates memo presupposes a false dichotomy regarding climate outcomes: The choice we are faced with is not between "good for us" & "the end of the world," but instead how much harm we are willing to tolerate, and endure, in the years to come. [8/n]
A frustrating amount of climate work pits "mitigation" and "adaptation" against each other--in a zero sum game where nobody wins. The reality is, the climate crisis is here now. We HAVE to adapt, but we also have to figure out how to walk and chew gum at the same time.
MY LATEST @latimes.com COLUMNA: 'We're all just a bunch of Josés': Vance's dig at Padilla is a new low. Share, porfas!
My dentist probably hates that I do this, but I chew ICE with vigorous rage.
Cuts have consequences, illustrated. As seen on TV 📺
Pattie Gonia is an award-winning drag queen — and a groundbreaking climate activist. They joined Climate One to share how joy and creativity are essential components of successful climate actions:
Yesterday was a day, with 3 media interviews and a bunch of project meetings. One highlight was recording an episode with @climateone.org about what to expect under the Trump2.0 regime. With everything moving so fast right now, I wonder if my predictions will hold by Friday when it's out...
On this week's episode @climategreg.bsky.social and Ariana Brocious reflect on the year that was and revisit a few of the most powerful conversations they had in 2024, feat. @karenhao.bsky.social @ajabarber.bsky.social @tzeporah.bsky.social & more 🔌💡
Listen now listen.climateone.org/2024InClimat...
He's probably too shy to admit it, but @austincolon.bsky.social has the smoothest voice on our team. This episode is a real treat to the ears and of course, the climate nerd in all of us.
We hear a lot about the need to transition fossil fuel workers to the clean energy sector. But how does it work in practice? On our latest episode, Climate One's Austin Colón travels to Kemmerer, WY where he and Caitlin Tam of @wyomingpublicmedia.bsky.social examine how this coal town is changing.
PS: I'm glad the "L" made it into "public."
Got a funding appeal from a media nonprofit emphasizing the "impotence of a well-informed public" and I'm not sure how I feel about that.
