This week! Matt Scott sits down with author and climate leader Katharine Wilkinson, Ph.D., to talk about her upcoming book, Climate Wayfinding. A conversation about moving from climate ache to meaningful action. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tew0Sb 📅 April 29, 1 PM EDT #ClimateAction

Project Drawdown is honored to be awarded a one-year, $50,000 grant from The Russell Family Foundation. 🌎 “We see Project Drawdown as a trusted partner in helping bridge science, capital, and action,” says Kathleen Simpson, CEO, The Russell Family Foundation. drawdown.org/news/project...

The average American eats 6 pounds of chocolate a year! Where the cocoa comes from matters more than whether it’s dark or milk. 👉 Read more in the latest Insights from @enviroem.bsky.social here: https://bit.ly/4sNrb1u

The Global Methane Hub and Super Pollutant Action Alliance together have awarded Project Drawdown $1 million to advance emergency brake solutions capable of “bending the curve” on future warming more quickly and effectively than other approaches. Read more: https://bit.ly/4cCuCSA

Project Drawdown Sr. Scientist Kate Marvel speaks about her decision to leave NASA and why it's important to be honest about our feelings as we continue pursuing the truth and standing up for what's right. Listen to her interview on CNN 🎧 https://cnn.it/4u57Utu

Extremely proud of this new climate communication tool! Companies and polluters can't be allowed to hide behind the obscurity of metric tonnes and carbon dioxide equivalents.

You can't XC ski on mud. You can't separate physical and mental health from the natural world. Jeff C. from Rochester knows #WhyClimate — do you? Tell us yours this in the comments or DM's #EarthMonth. 💚

A butterfly's wings can change the weather on the other side of the world. Your gift to Project Drawdown works the same way — small actions, massive ripples. This #EarthDay, no contribution is too small to matter. Every dollar funds the solutions that scale. 💚 Donate today! https://bit.ly/4cdlpA6

In our next Drawdown Ignite webinar, Matt Scott sits down with author and climate leader Katharine Wilkinson, Ph.D., to talk about her upcoming book, Climate Wayfinding. A conversation about moving from climate ache to meaningful action. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tew0Sb 📅 April 29, 1 PM EDT #ClimateAction

Created by Project Drawdown and backed up with the latest science, Carbon in Context converts raw emissions data into comparisons that actually resonate with audiences. Clear the air and start using Carbon in Context today: drawdown.org/carbon-in-context #climateaction

"Reforestation involves systematically replanting trees on deforested or degraded lands, often using native species for best results." Learn more about this highly recommended solution in Nature World News: https://bit.ly/3Q9Jz7b Read more in the Explorer: https://bit.ly/4ctg3Ax

"Solar, wind, and batteries will account for 93 percent of power capacity added to the grid this year, according to the Energy Information Administration, but rapidly rising power demand is giving a lifeline to fossil fuels." https://bit.ly/426KEPB

The science is clear. The solutions exist. What's missing is support. This #EarthMonth, be part of the movement that's actually mapping a way through. Donate to Project Drawdown today! https://bit.ly/4cdlpA6

Climate solutions are about to take over #sfclimateweek! 🌍⚡️ Register today and check out the stellar lineup for Project Drawdown's Climate Solutions Summit: https://luma.com/cqm0p2xd

Caring about this planet is its own kind of resilience. A stubborn, beautiful refusal to give up on the future. This #EarthMonth, we're making space for real stories and the question that drives everything: #whyclimate? Share yours in the comments. #EarthMonth #WhyClimate #ClimateAction

Last day to register! We’re excited to see Climate Reality holding a major leadership training with former Vice President Al Gore in Nashville May 1–2. We’ll be there. Meet us in person and join the Climate Reality Leadership Corps by applying today! Register today! bit.ly/nashvillepartner

Qualified scientists working on climate solutions: Come work with us! Details in the link below ⬇️

A lot of people are trying to sell the world their favorite climate solution. But how can you tell if the proposed solution makes sense? How do you avoid hype, greenwashing, or just plain bad ideas? Check out the Drawdown Explorer.

One Earth. One home. One chance to get this right. This #EarthMonth, your gift to Project Drawdown funds the science and solutions that make that chance count. Every dollar helps us map the path to drawdown and share it with the world. 💚 Donate today and make it count! https://bit.ly/4cdlpA6

"Climate science is not innately politically charged, whatever the administration says. ... It was our job to study the laws of physics, which remain true no matter who’s in power." - Kate Marvel, Sr. Scientist, Project Drawdown 📰 Full article in the @newyorktimes: https://nyti.ms/4tBNtEf

We grow enough food to feed the world — so why are 733 million people still going hungry? A new study co-authored by Project Drawdown scientists finds that more than half of global crop calories never reach a human plate, diverted instead to livestock feed and biofuels. 🌽 🔗 https://bit.ly/4vch2h4

"Climate science is not innately politically charged, whatever the administration says. ... It was our job to study the laws of physics, which remain true no matter who’s in power." - Kate Marvel, Sr. Scientist, Project Drawdown 📰 Full article in the @newyorktimes: nyti.ms/4tBNtEf

You’re not alone in caring about climate change. That’s why #EarthMonth matters so much to us. April is a time for people to imagine the brighter future we’re all fighting for. Let us know why YOU care about climate to be featured. Let’s prove that we aren't in this alone. 💚 #ClimateAction

Want to strengthen your climate solutions reporting? Mary Hoff and Emily Cassidy of @projectdrawdown.bsky.social share a resource for enhancing the quality, ease and impact of your reporting — with a focus on the global food system. buff.ly/TIm8lL6

We are so fortunate to welcome Dr. Kate Marvel back to Project Drawdown! Our commitment to surfacing truth and sharing knowledge has never been stronger. We embrace what science does best: evolving as new discoveries emerge. That spirit of intellectual openness will always have a home here. 🚀🌎

New maps turn global climate science into a practical planning tool. "Users can see how heat, rainfall, and growing conditions may shift in their own regions and use that insight to guide long-term resilience decisions." Dr. Drummond, GA Tech, Drawdown Georgia Learn more: 🔗 bit.ly/4bVgjbr

Not all climate solutions are created equal. Jonathan Foley makes a strong case for why we should stop chasing what sounds good and start funding what works. The biggest levers in food? Land use, food waste, fertilizer, and diet — not vertical farms. 🥗 www.ift.org/food-technol...

We’re excited to share that Climate Reality is holding a leadership training in Nashville! ⚡️ On May 1-2, people from across the US will gather to learn, connect, and build the skills needed to lead on climate, all as Climate Reality marks 20 years of impact. Apply today! bit.ly/nashvillepartner

Only half the calories that croplands produce are available for human consumption. A new study in Environmental Research: Food Systems found the inefficiency is baked into the system — with many crops being grown to feed livestock and vehicles rather than people. Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/4c391U6

🌍 Calling all journalists! Mary Hoff and @enviroem.bsky.social will be highlighting key ways the Drawdown Explorer can help you report on solutions with a focus on the global food system. @sentientmedia.org 📅 April 10, 1 PM EDT 💻 Free & open to all journalists 👉 Register: https://bit.ly/4uWNLXM

📣 San Francisco Climate Week 2026 is coming up! And Project Drawdown will be there 🌎 April 21–24, we'll be talking about funding, food, emergency brakes and so much more. Check out our events at the link and come say hello 👇 🔗 Register today! https://bit.ly/4tp5lSC #climateweek

In our next Drawdown Ignite webinar, Matt Scott sits down with author and climate leader Katharine Wilkinson, Ph.D., to talk about her upcoming book, Climate Wayfinding. A conversation about moving from climate ache to meaningful action. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tew0Sb 📅 April 29, 1 PM EDT #ClimateAction

Did you know, beef has the highest emissions per kilogram compared to any other protein rich food? #animalagriculture

Scientists! Looking for your next big move? Check out this golden opportunity at project drawdown! 👉 drawdown.org/insights/cli...

While Project Drawdown’s Toensmeier broadly agrees with WRI’s cautious stance, he argues that “far from driving deforestation, silvopasture actually frees up land because its total production is more than either mode alone.” sentientmedia.org/silvopasture...

As # Women'sHistoryMonth comes to a close, we celebrate the incredible women of Project Drawdown and the critical work they do every day. From studying climate solutions to making science accessible to the world, their contributions move us closer to Drawdown. ⚡️

New maps turn global climate science into a practical planning tool. "Users can see how heat, rainfall, and growing conditions may shift in their own regions and use that insight to guide long-term resilience decisions." Dr. Drummond, GA Tech, Drawdown Georgia Learn more: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4bVgjbr

Earlier this week, @drkatemarvel.bsky.social resigned from her role at NASA in a move that was covered by Scientific American, The New York Times, Bloomberg, and others. www.scientificamerican.com/article/top-...

If you want to find real, science-based solutions to climate change, then you need to check out the Drawdown Explorer. It features the latest data on a rapidly-growing list of solutions, including tables, maps, and insights on how to stop climate change. And it's 100% free. drawdown.org/explorer

Welcome to the team! Project Drawdown welcomes @laurengifford.bsky.social, Ph.D., and Elena Essa to its private sector engagement team to expand efforts to mobilize billions of dollars toward proven climate solutions. Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/40WeDJH #climatefinance #climatestrategy

Federal funding for climate science is disappearing. Some of our best scientists are being left without support. That's a problem and Project Drawdown is stepping in.

Only HALF of the calories produced on croplands are available for human consumption. “All of the solutions to close this efficiency gap already exist,” Research Fellow, @enviroem.bsky.social says. Learn more about the challenges and solutions 👉 https://bit.ly/4c391U6

Congrats to the Project Drawdown team. Looks like a useful update of one of my fav papers, @enviroem.bsky.social et al 2013. Feeding more crops to people & fewer to animals & vehicles would make it way easier to feed 10B people and end deforestation, stabilize the climate, cut water pollution etc.

"At this critical juncture, when American leadership on climate science is needed more than ever, we must shore up funding and other support for the field." - @globalecoguy.bsky.social Read more and 📝 apply for the "Climate Science Serving America" Fellowship: https://bit.ly/3Pk6hsT #climatejobs

Climate solutions like protecting peatlands, improving rice production, and better nutrient management will have a real impact on emissions, without reducing yields. A new study published in @nature.com was co-authored by three Drawdown Scientists. 👉 https://go.nature.com/4skfkIH cr: Cao et al. 2026

New in @cp-oneearth.bsky.social: "Carbon offsets are incompatible with the Paris Agreement" — including insights from Project Drawdown's s @laurengifford.bsky.social on why offsetting undermines real climate action. www.cell.com/one-earth/fu... #carbonoffsets #climatechange

Protect Forests is an emergency brake climate solution. Currently, forest protection prevents around 2 billion tons of CO2 from entering the atmosphere each year. If we scaled up, we could DOUBLE that. Protect more, gain more. 🌳 #InternationalDayOfForests

"No one gets anywhere interesting on their own." - Jonathan Foley 👏 Congratulations to Drawdown Executive Director Jonathan Foley on receiving the AAG Atlas Award, honoring his work advancing global understanding of ecosystems, food security, climate change, and sustainability. Read more:

Call us old fashioned, but we think science is a good thing, and we want to support it. If you’re a Ph.D. climate scientist or engineer in the U.S., and you want to do work that supports the public interest, take a look at these 1- to 2-year fellowship opportunities.

Finding human stories is key to unlocking the essential news coverage that is needed to socialize Emergency Brake solutions. @skylarknight.bsky.social Drawdown's Sr Comms Manager and Cody Hays of Marketing Mission, share findings from their recent study, "Climate Solutions in the News."