1/3. The US 🇺🇸 once again calls for an expansion of the contributor base for #ClimateFinance for the New Collective Quantified Goal on #ClimateFinance (#NCQG) (i.e. they want large developing country economies to contribute). This would be a massive #ClimateInjustice! 😡

What are the big #climatejustice issues we’ll be tracking this year at #COP29? 💰Climate Finance 🌍 Keeping 1.5 Alive 🕊️ War, Conflict and Climate Watch our Gibson Climate Justice Lab video to learn more! youtu.be/PTlflDo41HY?si…

So honored to add Global Justice Ecology Project “Portraits of a Struggle” to my social justice library. It is truly a beautiful and compelling photographic collection.

It was another successful Gibson Climate Justice Lab Policy and Media training weekend at Wrigley Institute for Environment & Sustainability last week! We can’t wait to bring you all the latest #climatejustice takes on mitigation, finance and civil society in the lead up to and during #COP29!

All my students know my love for all things Bravo and #RealHousewives, so it was such a treat to meet USC alum Shannon Storms Beador last night! #FightOn #RHOC

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I have a literal and an emotional hangover… Now to figure out how to teach…

Countdown to #COP29! The @gcjlab is getting ready to watch the opening ceremony. See how we prepped and divided our research clusters coming into these new negotiations: youtube.com/watch?v=jnakOF…

Climate finance talks at #COP29 off to a rocky start as developing countries unanimously rejected the text proposed as a starting point for negotiations. They have asked the co-chairs overseeing talks to prepare a new text before the negotiators meet again.

Check out our new @gcjlab student-authored blog post on the #COP29 battleground for a new climate finance goal #NCQG wix.to/k5TsPUM #newblogpost

What are the top #climatejustice issues to watch at #COP29? Check out our @gcjlab rundown! wix.to/CKHlkZK

My Reaction to the COP29 Outcome “At COP29, developed nations once again coerced developing countries into accepting a financial deal woefully inadequate to address the gravity of our global climate crisis. The deal fails to provide the critical support required for developing

The world is on track to overshoot the 1.5°C warming limit this year, but it's not too late. Countries are making progress on renewable energy, phasing out coal, and setting new climate goals for 2025. An environmental studies professor explains why she sees hope:

After the conclusion of the recent United Nations climate talks USC Dornsife's Shannon Gibson explains in The Conversation U.S. her reasons for remaining optimistic. bit.ly/3ZbQfCF #COP29

Happy to be interviewed about the #COP29 climate outcomes on KCBS radio in San Francisco today! 10 am segment, part 3: audacy.com/stations/kcbsr…

Always look forward to our annual #UNFCCC recaps on The Scholars' Circle with DougBeckerSC! Here's our latest with the good, the bad and ugly of what went down at #COP29! scholarscircle.org/scholars-circl…