In 2017, a group of knitters got together over a shared worry: that government climate data might disappear. Nine years later, they've built a global movement - turning local temperature records into hand-knit tapestries like the gorgeous ones you see in the video. Some are knit with inspiration and data…
Meeting climate targets under the Science Based Targets initiative is the #1 professional climate action in the SHIFT guide that Climate Actually podcast host and climate scientist Kimberly Nicholas made in collaboration with @ProjectDrawdown Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/YZZAoQ4In9I?si=-Vww3RplkABaVOBL Kim spoke to Caroline Merrell of Jackson Family Wines in…
With the U.S midterms around the corner, voting for pro-environmental or climate action candidates is a high impact climate action, up to 162 times more effective than recycling, according to research cited on the episode. In this clip from the podcast @ClimateActually, host Kim Nicholas and guest Kate, a volunteer…
According to a Canadian study, voting for a pro-climate candidate has 162 times the climate impact of a year of recycling. In this clip, climate scientist Dr Kimberly Nicholas breaks down why voting is the highest-impact climate action most people overlook, and we meet Kate, a volunteer with the @EnvironmentalVoterProject…
Your money is more powerful than your recycling bin. Most banks are still funding fossil fuels with the cash you deposit, even if you've never thought about it. Matt found the banks doing it differently, and switching turned out to be an easy climate action. In this episode, Kim and…
In this episode of @ClimateActually, Matt searches for a bank on @bankgreen9658 and gets an instant score. The tool lets you know if the bank invests in fossil fuels or not. To listen to the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iruxIkB37lM. Find out more about how to switch your bank here: https://wecanfixit.substack.com/p/how-to-find-a-bank-that-doesnt-invest-80f