@globalecoguy.bsky.social
- Executive Director, Project Drawdown drawdown.org
- Climate scientist, working on solutions
- Passionate about science, communication, and hope
- Minnesota based, Maine born
- Personal account / My views
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialWhenever i consider a complex, societal question, I often ask the DOLY test. “What would Dolly Parton think of this? “What would the Dalai Lama think of this?” Right answers, every time.
@perevaa.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.socialAccording to Cloudflare Data Explorer the amount of russian bot traffic has dropped to 49% after Ukraine struck a yandex data center. yoda69 / twitter
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialOh, I understand. To be honest, I don’t think anyone else on our team has even seen the podcast yet. I haven’t. I’ll take a look.
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialBecause it’s no longer a reasonable projection of our energy use and emissions. We’ve already departed from that scenario pathway
@projectdrawdown.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.social“Because methane has such a big impact on the climate in a short amount of time, the more we can reduce methane, it is like pulling the emergency brake on climate change,” @enviroem.bsky.social
Read more from #APNews and Alexa St. John: https://bit.ly/470AUsY
@projectdrawdown.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.socialBecause climate solutions are being implemented globally, the IPCC is ruling out the worst-case prediction of climate change, RCP 8.5. But that does not mean we are in the clear.
🔥 Listen to the full interview with @drkatemarvel.bsky.social in Heated:
https://bit.ly/3VYuO9Y
@projectdrawdown.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.socialPlug-in solar was approved in CA, and it's turning homes into a distributed network of tiny power plants. “It’s really ideal to use renewable electricity exactly where it’s generated.” - @amandadsmith.bsky.social, sr. scientist
@mrmattsimon.bsky.social
https://bit.ly/4xSqxCf
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.socialInfuriating, but all too predictable…
@nicholasdcarter.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.socialRegenerative ag's GHG mitigation potential must consider impacts on yield & land-use
New study
iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...
A small yield penalty for regenerative crops—for otherwise low land use & high yield for direct consumption—is likely worth the tradeoff to protect long-term soil use
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialInfuriating, but all too predictable…
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.socialWhere might we make the most progress on climate change?
Where positive "tipping points" could happen.
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialWhere might we make the most progress on climate change?
Where positive "tipping points" could happen.
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.socialWhenever I see people posting Instagram photos of themselves in an expensive designer outfit on a red carpet, saying they’re saving the planet, I always see Ralph…
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialYeah, but the fancy event doesn’t actually net much (if any) money for the work.
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialWhenever I see people posting Instagram photos of themselves in an expensive designer outfit on a red carpet, saying they’re saving the planet, I always see Ralph…
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialToday! Check it out!
@projectdrawdown.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.socialDid you know that only 2% of funding goes to climate efforts?
Today on #EarthGives Day, a donation to Project Drawdown brings us ever closer to a day when climate solutions are simply the norm.
Help us realize our shared sustainable future! Donate today 🔗 https://bit.ly/4rMGDvT
@projectdrawdown.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.social📢 Bridging the Climate Divide is coming up soon! 🌍
Join Project Drawdown tomorrow for a crucial conversation on climate solutions, collaboration, and overcoming polarization.
📅 When: Tomorrow, Oct 7, 2026
🕑 Time: 2:00 PM ET
@projectdrawdown.bsky.socialReposted by @globalecoguy.bsky.socialJoin @globalecoguy.bsky.social, Hannah Kinney Smith of Pasa Sustainable Agriculture, and Emily Carey Perez de Alejo of Defend Our Health for this FREE webinar on solutions to the challenges facing our Agricultural system.
Join us TONIGHT! Monday, October 5
https://bit.ly/3TBI8Av
@globalecoguy.bsky.socialWell, the first and best thing to do is make our diets, food waste, and land use choices *far* more efficient. Eating lots of beef (whether feedlot or grass-finished), producing lots of corn ethanol, and wasting a third of the world’s food is pretty dumb.
