Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
Please be the first amongst the thousands to like, comment and repost this message if you believe that our remaining forest in the Amazon and in the Congo basin must be protected for climate action and environmental sustainability. No to deforestation and ecocide.
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
As we continue to destroy our remaining forests,mangroves,we must remember that once these trees/mangroves are gone,we are gone. The fate of humankind is intricately tied to the fate of our forests/mangroves. Let's take action now to protect our remaining mangroves/forest.
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
"Please make no mistake. Climate change is the biggest threat to global security that modern humans have ever faced." Sir David Attenborough.
No time to wait. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #stopfossilfuels #go100re
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
Huge win. Ecuadorians have voted in a historic referendum to halt the development of all new oilwells in the Yasuní national park in the Amazon, one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet: buff.ly/3QNZzdo
Protect people and the planet. #ActOnClimate
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
Engaging in gardening can be a therapeutic experience. Scientific studies have shown that gardening can reduce stress,improve mood, and enhance overall mental wellness. The act of nurturing plants and being in nature fosters a sense of accomplishment and connection.
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
Michelle and I are thinking of everyone impacted by Hurricane Helene, and are grateful to the first responders and volunteers doing everything they can to help. Here are some ways to support folks in need: obama.org/stories/take-actio…
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
These are leaf sheep, and they live in the sea grazing on algae. They retain the chloroplasts in algae and use them to photosynthesise energy from light into usable energy—food. Solar power can keeps it satiated.
Nature is amazing. Protect it.
#ActOnClimate #biodiversity
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
For the first time in more than a century, salmon will soon have free passage along the Klamath River and its tributaries, as the largest dam removal project in U.S. history nears completion. Read more from the Associated Press below!
apnews.com/article/klamath-d…
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
If you think that dramatic spikes in ocean temperatures aren’t much of a concern, it’s time to think again.
There is no time to wait. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #heatwave #ClimateBreakdown
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
A thread of how things have changed over time
1. 74-year difference near Svalbard, Norway, from 1928 to 2004
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
The horn of Africa is grieving because their
-Their farms are no longer yielding
-Advancement of desert is alarming
-Our major rivers are drying
-Proliferation of pest and pathogens
-Development of tropical diseases.
-Our crop are dieing out.
Climate change is a reality.
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
According to #Copernicus, Sunday 21st July 2024 was the hottest day ever recorded globally in 100,000 years—and yet I still have trolls telling me that because they are having a cloudy summer in the #UK, global warming doesn't exist. It does - and it's accelerating. #climate
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
The Greenland ice cap is losing around 30 MILLION tonnes of ice an hour due to the climate crisis - 20% MORE than what scientists originally thought.
No time to waste. Stopfossifuels. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #renewables #go100re
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
This is a Leatherback sea turtle and they're absolutely HUGE!!🤯
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
Historic Victory! The largest dam removal in history is well underway, promising a brighter future for the Yurok, Karuk and other Tribes, and the salmon they are fighting to protect. ejus.tc/4c6YvbE
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
Summer in North Idaho highlights the best part of lake life, but not if the water isn't safe. Learn more about ICL's work regarding the application of herbicides to deal with invasive weeds, and how we are engaging to help keep our waters safe: idahoconservation.org/blog/h…
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
We in the Wood River Valley feel this loss deeply. We send all out love to Diane, family, and the Flattop Sheep Co. It wont be the same come October and #TrailingoftheSheepFestival without him.
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
The ongoing joke in Idaho schools is that mentioning the phrase “climate change” is similar to uttering the name “Voldermort” from Harry Potter. But youth aren't letting anything—or anyone—stop them from taking climate action. Learn how you can help them: idahoconservation.org/blog/t…
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
"Stop taking on new fossil fuel clients, from today, and set out plans to drop your existing ones."
The UN Secretary General just issued a powerful call for ad and PR firms to stop working with fossil fuels.
Here's the full video -->
Climate Action Coalition of the Wood River Valley retweeted
Repeat after me: fossil fuel companies will not lead us out of this crisis.
No time to wait. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #renewables
























