The New York Times should do better. A better title would be “Your Zodiac Sign is Total Bullshit, Period.” www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

The start of the year is a moment for clarity. 🌍 Project Drawdown is the leading guide to science-based climate solutions. We exist so decision-makers and individuals can take climate action with confidence. 👉 Where do you see the biggest gap between knowledge and action today? #climatesolutions

A little perspective…

A little perspective…

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Clean energy is unstoppable now. The only question is how much damage can fossil fuels — and their political lackeys — do while we transition to a better future. www.canarymedia.com/articles/cle...

If Project Drawdown could set one resolution for the world in 2026, it would be a reestablishment of our relationship with truth, and through it, our shared humanity. 👉 To see the full @climateone.org award ceremony honoring @globalecoguy.bsky.social, check out: https://bit.ly/4jdgBO2

Clean energy is unstoppable now. The only question is how much damage can fossil fuels — and their political lackeys — do while we transition to a better future. www.canarymedia.com/articles/cle...

I encourage everyone to read this beautiful piece by my friend Lisa Graumlich. open.substack.com/pub/lisagrau...

2025 has tested the climate community, but climate solutions have continued to move forward. ⚡️ At Project Drawdown, we are advancing what works, captured across 21 Insight articles from experts. Check out the top three MOST-READ Insights posts of 2025 Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/4avELkG

It is NOT too late to stop the worst impacts of climate change. At Project Drawdown, we’re never giving up. Neither should you.

I encourage everyone to read this beautiful piece by my friend Lisa Graumlich. open.substack.com/pub/lisagrau...

It is NOT too late to stop the worst impacts of climate change. At Project Drawdown, we’re never giving up. Neither should you.

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Has AI *really* been a leap forward in science? I don't think so. Aside from traditional computational methods — which are now being branded as “AI” by marketing folks — generative AI like ChatGPT really hasn't done much for science and medicine, despite the hype. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/26/p...

Has AI *really* been a leap forward in science? I don't think so. Aside from traditional computational methods — which are now being branded as “AI” by marketing folks — generative AI like ChatGPT really hasn't done much for science and medicine, despite the hype. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/26/p...

Many proposed climate solutions work well, and are ready to go *now*. Those are the ones to focus on. Others will take more time to develop. They might help a little, someday. And some don't make sense and are unlikely to work at all. How do you tell the difference? drawdown.org/insights/cli...

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Important distinctions!

Many proposed climate solutions work well, and are ready to go *now*. Those are the ones to focus on. Others will take more time to develop. They might help a little, someday. And some don't make sense and are unlikely to work at all. How do you tell the difference? drawdown.org/insights/cli...

Want to make a difference in climate? The Drawdown Explorer is the world’s leading science-based, independent guide to effective climate action. No greenwashing. No AI slop. Just science, done by trusted experts. And it's 100% free.

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Funny how that works, huh? [Cartoon by Joe Heller]

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Science-backed climate solutions are needed now, more than ever.

This is 100% BS

Science-backed climate solutions are needed now, more than ever.

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What works? What doesn’t? When it comes to climate solutions, Project Drawdown has you covered.

No false solutions.

What works? What doesn’t? When it comes to climate solutions, Project Drawdown has you covered.

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Putting greenhouse gas emissions numbers into context can be hard. The numbers are large, unfamiliar, and not intuitive. That's why Project Drawdown and a team at the University of San Francisco collaborated to create a new web tool -- Carbon in Context. www.carbonincontext.com

Some proposed climate “solutions” just don’t stack up against an objective, evidence-based perspective. That’s why the Drawdown Explorer calls these “Not Recommended” climate solutions.

Change seems unimaginable at first. And then, suddenly, it doesn’t. It’s just “normal”.

FWIW: This paper, which argues that Twitter is no longer a useful or widely used place for talking about research and people have mostly switched to Bluesky, has been shared: -68 times on Twitter -3,560 times on Bluesky 🧪

A list compiled by people who can do sums.

A cool new way of making sense of carbon emissions.

Pantone just updated their Color Of The Year

Changemakers around the world – from business, investing, philanthropy, government, and more – regularly turn to Project Drawdown for our expertise in climate solutions. Please donate today and help us support the entire climate community! https://drawdown.donorsupport.co/-/XBRCXHXA

Scientists finally identified the source of “dark matter” in the universe. It’s the redacted parts of the Epstein Files to hide his friendship with Donald Trump.

Change seems unimaginable at first. And then, suddenly, it doesn’t. It’s just “normal”.

Not all climate “solutions” are created equal. Some actually do more harm than good like some of the top ones here. Bookmark the Drawdown Explorer in case you are ever not sure.

Putting greenhouse gas emissions numbers into context can be hard. The numbers are large, unfamiliar, and not intuitive. That's why Project Drawdown and a team at the University of San Francisco collaborated to create a new web tool -- Carbon in Context. www.carbonincontext.com

Some proposed climate “solutions” just don’t stack up against an objective, evidence-based perspective. That’s why the Drawdown Explorer calls these “Not Recommended” climate solutions.