I'm especially excited about today's episode of Tapped--it was co-reported by me and Chantal Firestar Cough-Schulze of Texas Water Resources Institute. We made a few stops along the US-Mexico border to learn more about water that's shared there. 🎙️ open.spotify.com/episode/76p8WP…

Evidence (and some of the beauty we saw after Megan Myscofski got us through the dust storm):

Also, shoutout to Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) — collaborating on this podcast episode with Megan Myscofski was a direct result of us meeting at #SEJ2022, and it was definitely some of the most enjoyable reporting I've done

Depressed? Anxious? Stressed? Maybe you live under neoliberal capitalism, in a society where voracious financial geniuses and their policymaker lackeys destroyed the social safety net. nytimes.com/2022/09/20/opi…

the appalachian mountains are older than saturn’s rings. the appalachian mountains are older than dinosaurs. the appalachian mountains are older than trees. the appalachian mountains are literally older than BONES. the appalachian mountains should be regarded with pure terror.

What happens to X in a hurricane? 🧵1/6 #HurricaneIan Birds: hakaimagazine.com/news/what-do-b…

chicago-style pizza implies the existence of AP style pizza

As she traces the history and significance of the longleaf pine, @lacymjohnson reveals fundamental questions about how care for broader ecosystems is to be undertaken when so much land is held in private ownership in service of individual wealth-building. orionmagazine.org/article/longle…

No one denies the weather is changing on the low-lying fringe of North Carolina. No one can. But virtually no one there would admit to believing in global warming, Amanda Abrams writes. “Utter the words and folks might recoil.” 📸: Chris Facey noemamag.com/as-the-water-r…

"The conversation happening in Louisiana — who gets to stay and whose land is worth protecting — is a microcosm of the climate story that is beginning to play out across the globe." From Lorena O'Neil rollingstone.com/politics/polit… via Rolling Stone

Why should we care about the 2,000+ feral cows and bulls living on a remote island in the Gulf of Alaska? judeisabella and Shanna Baker traveled to Chirikof Island to see the herd and bring you the story. 🐮 hakaimagazine.com/features/the-r…

In a rapidly changing world, how we narrate our climate story has profound significance ✍️. At Climate Decoded, we're committed to reshaping this narrative. Instead of just broad concerns, we're bringing the climate conversation closer to home with actionable insights. 🌍

👻 a spooky story from the oilfields 👻 Close to 150 million gallons of salty produced water spilled in TX in the last decade. But don't ask Railroad Commission of Texas - they have no official rule for these spills and don't track these totals. W/ Peter Aldhous in Inside Climate News insideclimatenews.org/news/31102023/…

🚨 New Podcast Alert! 🚨 Climate Decoded has officially launched its first episode: "IPCC: Reporting Climate Science to the World." 🎧 Dive into the story behind the science that’s guiding our climate policy. Check it out here: podfollow.com/1713228043

🚨New Episode Out Now🚨 We're diving into the heart of climate activism. What drives it , who shapes it, and how does it impact our journey to climate justice? Tune in as we explore the stories of those leading the charge. Listen now: podfollow.com/1713228043

Starting our week off with Climate_Decoded The COP: A High School Reunion for the Climate World, Part 1 Imriel Morgan brings us this episode for our theme, Climate Pioneers. Read on 🧵:

🚨 New Episode on climate anxiety 🚨 From the Philippines to Oregon, we're exploring how our emotions are intertwined with the climate crisis. Join experts like John Aruta 🇵🇭 🏞 🌍 & Thomas Doherty @selfsustainpdxwho share necessary coping strategies. 🎧pod.link/1713228043/epi…