— mother earth 🫒 (@feminterrupted)

This is an incredibly bold move, they're taking ten thousand GPUs into international waters to avoid the regulatory framework Biden and the EU have adopted.The fallout of a corporation trying to establish itself as a nation state is going to be wild. https://t.co/4WewpE4GgI pic.twitter.com/EAjou9W8eW— Sterling Crispin 🕊️ (@sterlingcrispin) October 30, 2023

“pretty crazy: - container ships burn fuels that emit a lot of sulfur - the sulfur seeds clouds, increasing the reflectivity of earth, cooling it - new climate rules in 2020 limit sulfur emissions by cargo ships - a lack of ship-clouds may explain anomalous heating this year”

Lancaster, CA transformed its downtown in just 8 months by redesigning it's main street from a mini-highway to a tree-lined boulevard.For the cost of just $11.5M, the project has generated $273M in economic output since 2010, creating 800 jobs, and nearly doubling tax revenue! pic.twitter.com/kS3E4dpjGq— Coby (@Cobylefko) July 20, 2023

This Guardian piece has brought up a key problem with nature-based carbon credits, but the issue is so complex that most people glaze over trying to understand it, so I’m going to give a highly simplified explanation of the core issue here.https://t.co/ZOkPMxvIMS— Yishan (@yishan) January 24, 2023

slowly reading through some of the internal documents that oil executives were forced to turn over to congressional investigators and the honesty on display here is wild 1/— Ajit Niranjan (@NiranjanAjit) September 15, 2022

The massive heat wave & drought China is experiencing may end up being the worst in recorded history. But turn on the corp news & it’s barely mentioned. George Monbiot calls it The Great Silence. It’s a failure of communication that can’t be rivaled by anything in human history. https://t.co/px9Qe2r74A— Adam McKay (@GhostPanther) August 24, 2022

Kim and Kourtney Kardashian, Sylvester Stallone, Kevin Hart, and Dwayne Wade have received notices to cut back on their water usage in California after surpassing consumption by 150% multiple times since last year.The state is currently facing its worst drought since the 1800s. pic.twitter.com/SwT0ekdw9R— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) August 22, 2022