Federal attacks on clean energy has impacted tens of thousands of jobs. How is organized labor responding? Roxanne Brown @steelworkers.bsky.social, Lee Anderson with Utility Workers Union, and Lara Skinner @cornellilr.bsky.social ky.social weigh in: listen.climateone.org/kVj3uxN2?sid...

So excited to see former Climate One guests on this list. Congrats @cadavejones.bsky.social and Rilen Duren!

Each week, our team compiles the biggest stories from the world of climate to deliver a handy summary straight to your inbox. Subscribe today through our website: www.climateone.org/listen-watch...

Confronting the climate crisis means learning how to talk across generational divides. Join Creating Citizens and Climate One at for our first-ever intergenerational climate dialogue next month to practice these essential communication skills. www.climateone.org/events/greta...

Many nations of the Global South are leading the transition to low-carbon sources of electricity despite contributing a small percentage of the world's emissions, as this chart from @ourworldindata.org makes clear 🧪

#ClimateJustice leaders Gloria Walton and Wawa Gatheru are no strangers to entrenched opposition. Their conversations with Climate One show how many climate leaders are continuing their work undaunted institutionalized resistance to #equity. listen.climateone.org/7NXZWzYK?sid...

As the national conversation becomes increasingly hostile to notions of equity and inclusivity, how are #climatejustice leaders like Gloria Walton and Wawa Gatheru adapting? Find out on the latest from Climate One listen.climateone.org/7NXZWzYK?sid... #ClimateSky

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This chart from @safeclimate.bsky.social ate.bsky.social is a beautiful work of art — and a horrifying observation of our warming planet 🧪

It's back to school season! With the climate crisis often cited as a top cause of anxiety for youth, educators and students alike are seeking methods for incorporating climate lessons into their curriculum. We spoke with climate education experts to learn more: listen.climateone.org/VE360MXw?sid...

Surveys consistently find the climate crisis is one of the top sources of anxiety for young people. With students coming back to the classroom for a new school year, Climate One takes a look at how schools and are broaching the topic: listen.climateone.org/VE360MXw?sid... #ClimateSky #EduSky

Electricity is getting more expensive in communities across the country — but don't blame the renewable energy transition. This chart from @heatmap.news news shows that utility spending on "distribution" has risen to more than $47 billion since the pandemic 🧪

Our Executive Director discussed our recent, uniquely-designed climate opinion research in this special "bonus pod" on @climateone.org. Learn how climate-concerned Americans need to get MUCH MORE POLITICAL...and fast. www.climateone.org/audio/nathan...

I had such a great time discussing our recent research on why climate-concerned Americans must GET POLITICAL!

BONUS pod alert! Our interview with @nathanielstinnett.bsky.social gave us too much good stuff to leave on the cutting room floor, so we're dropping it as a bonus episode. We dive into a recent survey from @environmentalvoter.bsky.social: listen.climateone.org/pAGrmiju

As we reflect on Labor Day, we're revisiting our collection of episodes featuring the many workers on the frontlines of the climate crisis. [1/2] www.climateone.org/playlist/lab...

How should climate spending be allocated? After all, emissions reductions count the same no matter how or where they happen. To help untangle this thorny issue, Premal Shah, Dr. Kinari Webb, and our own Nathaniel Stinnett joined @climateone.org: 🔗 www.climateone.org/audio/small-...

What's the most impactful way of allocating climate investment dollars? After all, emissions reductions count the same no matter where they happen. This week's episode unpacks this complicated question: listen.climateone.org/VgmUc9QW?sid...

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Battery installations are increasing rapidly at both the residential and utility scale according to this chart from @washingtonpost.com. But the sudden rescission of federal tax credits is projected to cause a 20% drop in 2026 🧪 [1/2]

We cannot solve the climate crisis without hard conversations, which is why we're partnering with Creating Citizens to host "Greta and Grandpa: An Intergenerational Dialogue on Climate Solutions" on Oct 14 at @cwclub.bsky.social. Come have a seat with us: www.climateone.org/events/greta...

Battery storage is the rare green technology that seems to be flying under the radar and escaping attacks from the Trump administration. How far are we from a grid fully powered by renewable-fed batteries? listen.climateone.org/coWBGL3d?sid...

Battery storage has largely escaped the attacks levied by the Trump administration on clean energy. And the storage capabilities of batteries has expanded rapidly. How close are we to 24/7 renewable power brought to you by battery storage? Tune in: listen.climateone.org/coWBGL3d?sid...

⚠️ New event announcement ⚠️ Join Climate One and the @cwclub.bsky.social Creating Citizens team on October 14 in San Francisco for a special intergenerational dialogue on climate solutions. Space is limited, so register now to ensure your spot! www.climateone.org/events/greta...

An alarming graphic from @carbonbrief.org makes it clear that we need to accelerate decarbonization efforts 🧪

Today is the final day to fill out our annual listener survey! Have you shared your feedback with our team yet? As a reminder, all respondents have the option to enter a drawing for one of three special Climate One swag packs 👀 www.surveymonkey.com/r/PC5QQ8D

Despite air pollution causing an estimated 6-7 million deaths per year, there is a great deal of opposition to heightening air quality standards. How can we reframe the conversation around the air we breathe? Find out on the latest conversation from Climate One: listen.climateone.org/wcMgjg1h?sid...

The World Health Organization estimates that air pollution is responsible for at least 6 million premature deaths each year. And while decarbonization is a key part of reducing air pollution, the process often faces stiff political headwinds. How should we talk about protecting our air?

Young people across the United States and around the world are bringing the fight against climate change to court — and winning.

Has your work been impacted by the federal government's about-face on climate policy? Our team wants to hear about it 🧪 Details below 👇

Some politicians might not believe in climate change, but the insurance industry certainly does. Find out more about the impact of rising temperatures and intensifying disasters on the insurance market with our latest episode 🎧

Have federal actions on climate impacted your job? Our team is looking for brief voice memos explaining how climate-related decisions made by the federal government are altering your work. Even if climate work is just a small part of what you do, your experience matters!

While politicians in Washington continue to debate the severity of climate change, one industry has already made up its mind. In states like Florida and California, the homeowner's insurance is already in crisis, and things are only going to get worse. Can anything be done to fix insurance?

Each Friday, we send our subscribers a round up of the the climate headlines we're reading--and of course, the latest episode of Climate One. Subscribe today: www.climateone.org/listen-watch...

Media tracking by @media-climate.bsky.social makes it clear that, despite steadily warming temperatures, U.S. news coverage of climate change is declining 🧪

Help us make Climate One better by taking our annual listener survey! As a thank you for your time, three lucky respondents will be selected for an exclusive Climate One swag package. Share your feedback with our team today ⤵️ www.surveymonkey.com/r/PC5QQ8D

Attention Climate Sky: These are the final days to nominate your favorite climate communicator for our Schneider Award! Fill out the form by July 31 to ensure your submission is considered by our jury 🧪 forms.gle/WbqDrcXoPksh...

This week, we're revisiting artificial intelligence and its climate impact. Is it possible to develop AI sustainably? Tune in to our conversation with Google's Kate Brandt, Irina Raicu of @iethics.bsky.social and @keshaunpearson.bsky.social to find out. www.climateone.org/audio/ais-po...

We are one week out from our next live show, where Greg Dalton will interview Premal Shah and Kinari Webb on stage at @cwclub.bsky.social. Get your tickets today for what promises to be an informing and engaging conversation 🎟️

Have you taken our 2025 listener survey yet? Your feedback is essential to helping us improve our work — AND respondents can enter to win an exclusive Climate One swag package.

Nearly 100 of the brilliant people who have shared their insights with Climate One are on Bluesky. Fill your feed with climate knowledge in one click:

Have you taken our 2025 listener survey yet? Your feedback is essential to helping us improve our work — AND respondents can enter to win an exclusive Climate One swag package.

Nearly 100 of the brilliant people who have shared their insights with Climate One are on Bluesky. Fill your feed with climate knowledge in one click:

President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill is a near-reversal of the climate legislation passed under President Biden. @cleangridview.bsky.social, @compatibilism.bsky.social, Lisa Jacobson, and John Szoka joined Climate One to explain the changes coming for the clean energy sector:

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act fundamentally reverses much of the clean energy investment implemented under the Biden-Harris administration. And while President Trump insists we are in an energy emergency, the new law will make wind and solar power more expensive and harder to build.

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We're almost halfway through July — have you nominated your favorite climate communicator for the Schneider Award yet? 🧪

Climate One fans, we have a little more than two weeks to go until our next live show. Do you have your tickets for Greg Dalton in conversation with Premal Shah and Kinari Webb yet?

Many — including Co-Host Greg Dalton — struggle with feeling disconnected from nature. One solution for getting back in touch with our natural roots is the concept of biomimicry.

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