Right about now, the honk shoo brother

"Penny and Her Sled" by Kevin Henkes is a climate change narrative

@calypseaux.bsky.social what song/songs from the frog prince are the bangers?

Musk gets to keep $1.5m for each person he killed.

YOU GUYS I AM STILL BUZZING FROM THIS

At kitchen tables across America, everyone is asking: how are revenues trending at the Sierra Club?

Imagine thinking "now is a great time to publish a bullshit hit piece against the sierra club."

With strapped state budgets and federal climate funding slashed, the value of Washington's Climate Commitment Act has never been more clear: it continues to send billions to communities to advance clean energy & resilience - $3.5 billion since it went into effect in 2023. Other states, take note.

One of my interns from the regular session is challenging a sitting TX House Representative in the next election. If she can do it, you can do it. Don't let republicans go unchallenged.

Editor: You get that elegy to Nancy Pelosi’s 40-year political career done? NYT reporter: Sure did boss, real fuckin psychosexual just like you asked. Editor: what

I lined up concerts around work trips I had. Due to the shutdown, the trips are canceled. Chicago: 1 tik to Patti Smith on Nov. 18th Pittsburgh: 1 tik to Wednesday (in McKees Rocks) on Nov. 20th If you can't afford to pay for it, it's ok. I'd just rather they weren't wasted. DM for either ❤️

“If smartly invested in low-carbon modernization upgrades and new green steelmaking capacity, Nippon’s investment could reverse course for the declining US steelmaking industry, creating safe, good-paying American jobs and healthier communities” ohiorivervalleyinstitute.org/falling-furt...

Just relieved it isn't the clathrates yet

Elections are like baseball and @spears.bsky.social is the Shohei Ohtani of climate politics, so only fitting for her to sit down with Dave Roberts, the Dave Roberts of climate podcasting.

Good people of Los Angeles: who knows a magician?

Hyped for the next @volts.wtf @spears.bsky.social collab 🔥

✅ the races that matter ✅ for climate ✅ with @spears.bsky.social ✅ and @volts.wtf ✅ on what it all means F yeah lfgoooooo

Thanks to the Illinois’ massive investment in transit, Chicago has a bright transit future, with the dawn coming next year: —50% increase in every-10-min bus routes to 30 citywide —8-minute midday headways on rail lines —24-hour Orange Line service (Red & Blue already have it)

✅ the races that matter ✅ for climate ✅ with @spears.bsky.social ✅ and @volts.wtf ✅ on what it all means F yeah lfgoooooo

Tomorrow, I'm talking with @climatecabinet.org about the 2025 elections! Specifically, we're going to look at the races with meaningful climate/energy consequences -- how they turned out and what it means. Got any questions? Any races you want to make sure we touch on?

I was solar pilled 2 weeks ago and now I can’t take anything requiring a 5+ year buildout seriously

Trent's brother Vent

My thing is gratitude for all the underpaid food workers, from field crop workers to bus boys.

My thing is building an ebike battery that's repairable and more sustainable! :) infinite-battery.com

My new thing is a podcast called #NameAndFame where I find and hype the stories of people, places and projects (usually U.S. focused ) that are using their platforms (small or large)to create our better future. JOY is at the center. Intended launch date: late Jan 2026. #ClimateInfluence :-)

today I am having one last look at the application I’ve been helping a local nonprofit submit for my rural village to get $4.5 mil in state downtown revitalization funding

My new thing is helping NY legalize balcony solar

"Why is the world so blurry and headachey today?" I ask, having-glasses-available-forgettingly.

Timeline is clogged with everyone talking about shitty people's shitty things. Tell me about your own thing. My thing right now is working on a plan for the scenario "what if we keep winning state legislative elections?"

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Today on Volts: sustainable transportation policy is under comprehensive attack by the federal government, but states can soften the blow. Specifically, governors have a little-understood authority to transfer existing federal funds to EV charging, bike lanes, & transit. But time is running out!

These new signs at the White House are getting out of hand

If your daily Bay Area commute involves a transfer between transit agencies -- you're basically about to save over a grand a year.

Just putting this out there: #IRA2 I’d like to help make it happen, write it, and grow support, it’ll take time. I’d really like to think about & work on a sustainable future, bigger and way beyond my imagination.

A year ago today, we had a really terrible election night, and because I know how people fall into despair I sat down at 11pm and wondered what I could tell you. I told you:

🗳️ Denzel McCampbell just sealed the deal — voters chose cleaner power, climate action, and lower bills! 💪

YOU GUYS WINS KEEP HAPPENING

2026 starts now, baybeeeee

It is forgotten lore now but MS, MO, etc., were VERY RECENTLY Dem strongholds for all but presidential races and the rightward swing there for downballot was a massive fucking own goal by the Dem national party. Time to take them back.

Illinois passed the Illinois Bivens Act, which allows folks to sue ICE officers who violate their rights. “damages can increase based on various factors … including the use of facial coverings, crowd control measures like tear gas, vehicles with a non-Illinois license plate or no license plate…”

Warning to utility commissioners who mindlessly pass utility rate increases onto customers: FAFO. georgiarecorder.com/2025/11/04/d...

What's this weird feeling where you wake up and remember last night there was an election and but then you feel happy about it?

I cannot stress that the work that people have been doing for years in the southeast is paying off and needs to be celebrated.

Charlotte approves transit funding!!!

This is the new Ohio Diner

Win tracker go BRRRRRRRRRR