John Tintle (@morebetternow) 's Twitter Profile
John Tintle

@morebetternow

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Protect Our Winters (@protectwinters) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not only will we update you on the recently re-introduced legislation to protect the Arctic in this week's Dispatch, we'll share the real truth about what fossil fuels & our health, Ford Motor Company's $29 billion commitment to EV’s & more. bit.ly/SMDispatch_Feb…

Bill Gates (@billgates) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To avoid a climate disaster, we need to eliminate emissions from the ways we create electricity, grow food, make things, move around, and heat and cool our buildings. It won’t be easy, but I believe we can do it. This book is about what it will take. gatesnot.es/2ZdYWO2

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Downhill skiing could become an increasingly exotic proposition in a warming world. Take a look at 12 innovations that could help the industry thrive wsj.com/articles/how-s…

John Tintle (@morebetternow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The co-founder of Microsoft became obsessed with developing clean tech through his philanthropic work. With a new book, ‘How to Avoid a Climate Disaster,’ and a cadre of partners, he now has an action plan for ending the world’s carbon dependency. wsj.com/articles/bill-…

UN Climate Change (@unfccc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Confused about the #PolarVortex? Usually a strong jet stream confines Arctic air to the north, stabilized by a big difference in temperature between low and high latitudes. The smaller the difference in temperature, the more the wind belts meander (Via @RemoteLongitude & NOAA)

Confused about the #PolarVortex? Usually a strong jet stream confines Arctic air to the north, stabilized by a big difference in temperature between low and high latitudes. The smaller the difference in temperature, the more the wind belts meander (Via @RemoteLongitude &amp; <a href="/NOAA/">NOAA</a>)
United Nations (@un) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s time to make #PeaceWithNature and tackle the climate, biodiversity & pollution crises together. UN Environment Programme explains how everyone has an urgent part to play to solve planetary emergencies & secure humanity’s future: bit.ly/3qwNglu #ClimateAction

Breakthrough Energy (@breakthrough) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In "How to Avoid a Climate Disaster," Bill Gates explains the Five Grand Challenges and solutions we need to get to net zero. Our climate action playbooks provide a framework for how policymakers and companies can lead on decarbonizing the economy: nt-z.ro/3pvsb9L

World Economic Forum (@wef) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Birds use massive magnetic maps to migrate – and some could cover the whole world wef.ch/3s9jN1v #research #science weforum.org/agenda/2021/02…

Birds use massive magnetic maps to migrate – and some could cover the whole world wef.ch/3s9jN1v #research #science weforum.org/agenda/2021/02…
The Economist (@theeconomist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Setting America on a path to net zero may require at least $2.5trn of additional capital investment over the present decade econ.st/37sLpXp

The Economist Data Team (@econdailycharts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ahead of the COP26 summit, 75 countries have submitted ambitious climate pledges, representing some 30% of global emissions econ.st/3cbDuzv

Oceana (@oceana) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our oceans absorb nearly a third of the carbon dioxide from greenhouse gas emissions, making them less habitable for marine life. Speak up to protect our oceans from the harmful impacts of #climatechange: bit.ly/2NWuiXF #StandForOceans

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Shifts in Atlantic currents hint at danger. In today’s print New York Times, a vivid two-page map showing how the warming atmosphere is changing currents in the Atlantic Ocean, which scientists fear could have devastating climate ramifications. nyti.ms/2OKw129

Shifts in Atlantic currents hint at danger.

In today’s print New York Times, a vivid two-page map showing how the warming atmosphere is changing currents in the Atlantic Ocean, which scientists fear could have devastating climate ramifications. nyti.ms/2OKw129