Why are we giving Big Oil on average more than $20 billion a year in subsidies to make our planet hotter? It’s time to repeal fossil fuel subsidies.

The Buffalo blizzard: Right-wingers are as usual obsessed with "looting"--a word to make shoplifting and theft exciting--because that justifies their grim view of human nature and their boundless enthusiasm for brutal law enforcement and the carcereal state.

One of the reasons I ran for office was to confront the existential threat climate change poses to our nation and to the world. With the signing of the Inflation Reduction Act, we took the biggest step towards that goal in American history.

Ali and Pele, 1977:

Meet the President of the 2023 UN Climate Talks, Sultan Al Jaber. He is also the CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, the state-owned behemoth investing $127b in expanding oil & gas Best part: This tweet is not an attempt at comedy #COP28

Instead of: no one wants to work anymore. Try: no one wants to be exploited anymore.

Continuing their long tradition of disinformation…go @global_witness

Careful what you wish for…. A second civil war may not end better than the first….

It’s easy to look at this chart and think we need to get rid of big trucks But what we really need to grapple with is the reality that EVs aren’t ‘clean’ if the supply chains that make their steel, aluminum & batteries use coal That’s the next frontier for the auto industry

New from IEEFA.org: "Although Russia’s invasion of Ukraine drove up oil prices, the disruption provides no prudent basis for long-term investment in the fossil fuel industry." You listening CalPERS & CalSTRS? ieefa.org/resources/fina…

I’m worried about the headline we’re not talking about here In 2023 the US is still building *new* gas plants that we know full well must be retired in ~ a decade We are sleepwalking into a serious problem

Let me get this straight...rather than understand Silicon Valley Bank’s failure as the result of financial deregulation that allowed bank executives to take excessive risks, Republican politicians are blaming the bank’s failure on “woke” capitalism? Seriously?

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Cleaning up the giant superfund site in the sky is going to require a helluva lot of energy 🤯

It's *still* blowing my mind that 90% of Americans live within 10 miles of a Wal Mart Game Changer axios.com/2023/04/10/wal…

Investors don’t believe the US shale industry has a future Instead they want to milk the cash it generates rather than reinvest in expansion Not a managed or just transition, but the start of a transition nonetheless

Attention all journalists 📣 Harvard says Coal divestment policies from banks have even more impact than we thought on real world emissions reductions Please never quote or repeat baseless assertions it has no impact again. Thanks so much! hbswk.hbs.edu/item/what-happ…

Don't let this anti-ESG industry funded disinformation campaign fool you: Public Pension Funds Have Lost Billions on Their Fossil Fuel Investments: New Analysis scq.io/HWMTPoH via DeSmog

Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is very sorry for being the world’s biggest funder of Big Oil since the Paris Agreement. Whoops! We meant RICH. He's very rich.

“Anti-woke” anti-esg campaign cost states 100s of mil in investment fees + less returns for public employee retirement plans. These laws cost local gov $270 mil a yr in fees, annual $668 million in lost economic activity, and thousands of FT jobs. Read: cnn.com/2024/03/17/pol…