Check out our newest report which shows how much more the richest 1% contributes to carbon emissions (it’s *a lot* more than the poorest 50%!!) and how we’ll exhaust the carbon budget this decade if their consumption is left unchecked.

Learn how to better integrate the voices of marginalized groups in decision-making processes in this video I made on inclusive facilitation ☺️

BREAKING: fossil fuel production must decrease by 6% per year to limit catastrophic warming. Instead, countries are planning increases. Policymakers must act now to close the #ProductionGap. Read the report by Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) IISD @ODIdev UN Environment Programme E3G - Third Generation Environmentalism: buff.ly/3myqpE3

So honoured to be included in the February issue of One Earth. Read my piece on the importance of collecting disaggregated data and increasing inclusiveness in decision-making processes to help close the environmental inequality gap.

How can we build #inclusive cities for a #SutainableFuture? Hear the voices from this diverse panel of outstanding experts cell.com/one-earth/full… Emily Ghosh University of York University of Houston Vanesa Castán Broto Janene Tuniz Sanna Markkanen Prof Laura Vaughan @rusca_maria

Tracking these increases in radiative forcing — less & less energy escaping to space — not only reinforces the scientific conclusion that humans are driving climate change, it may enable monitoring the impact of emissions policies and refining model projections of future change.

“Since several of the Provinces seem to be fine with humanity’s extinction as long as it doesn’t hurt our GDP, the task has fallen to the federal government”...so much 🤦🏾‍♀️

Climate change isn’t a future problem, it’s a problem *now*. Millions displaced due to climate events in the last 6 months alone. But of course those with the power to do something about it are the least affected by it.

Greta Thunberg tweeted about my research and this is how I feel

Do you want to help drive an equitable transition to a sustainable future? SEI US is recruiting a social scientist with expertise in #inequality, #ClimateChange and #SustainableDevelopment in Somerville, MA. Interested? Learn more and apply by 18 April! buff.ly/3MfNmcE

Eight takeaways from #IPCC #ClimateReport on mitigation: Energy Investment & finance gaps Equity Dietary shifts Industry impacts Transportation Carbon dioxide removal Finance geopolitics cc @cleoverk Olle Olsson Miquel Muñoz Cabré Sivan Kartha Emily Ghosh Read: buff.ly/38qyR6c

The bottom line is climate action needs money. But we need to make sure the solutions are well thought out, context-specific and actively involve local communities in decisions. Otherwise, we risk locking-in solutions that reproduce existing inequalities. aljazeera.com/economy/2022/5…

insane how the only notable change since Sandy Hook is that kids are now formally trained to hide, barricade doors, fight, or run for their lives. that was the solution. to literally put the responsibility on them to figure it out and wish them luck.

Feeling truly depressed after the #RoeVWade ruling. That 5 people took away the human rights of millions. That millions no longer have full autonomy over their own body and make decisions to preserve their physical and mental health. So scared about what they’ll take away next.

Please make them stop

A more equal distribution of limited resources and #ecological space are necessary for a better future. Read more from SEI's @naznishu and Emily Ghosh in their research supporting #Stockholm50 earlier this month: stockholm50.report/equal-distribu…

Check out the new FAO Investment Support and Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) report on investment trends in agricultural #water by int’l financing institutions + emerging areas for investment and innovations to improve water productivity and efficiency. buff.ly/3pxMrKt

Register now for this free online event 15 Sept exploring new developments in #EnergyModelling, #UrbanTransitions & #EnergyPoverty. The discussion features SEI Scientist Emily Ghosh & is hosted by Women & Inclusivity in Sustainable Energy Research, Women in Renewable Energy & SP Institute. Sign up here 👉🏽 buff.ly/3RucMpc

4 ways the #climate crisis could be coming for your income: World Economic Forum highlights SEI's #CarbonInequality findings in this new article, with a data illustration by Visual Capitalist. Read more ⤵️ buff.ly/44wW3Zq cc Emily Ghosh @NazNishu

The richest 1% are responsible for the same quantity of planet-wrecking greenhouse gases as two-thirds of humanity. These are not natural facts. They are the result of humanity’s choices. We can, and must, decide to do things differently.