RT @yessfun: a psycho public official unleashed his right-wing followers on me for asking about their emergency response plans for Alligato….

with a little innovation—and a healthy amount of market growth—this ancient technique could lock away carbon dioxide *and* mitigate wildfire risk. today's feature on biochar in @AtmosMag

a legal petition in Ecuador is making the case for nature to the "moral author" of the song, Song of the Cedars. the stakes go far beyond copyright law, reports @scribblingsam for @AtmosMag .

a new study found that nearly every kid born today could face "unprecedented lifetime exposure" to heat waves and other climate extremes. but limiting global heating to 1.5°C would spare hundreds of millions from that fate. @OliviaFerrari for @AtmosMag .

some good news from @matthabusby! . on how propagating native plants and mushrooms could help clean polluted soil—including in the toxic, scorched scars of the LA fires. read more in @AtmosMag .

RT @lewis_gordon: It was my pleasure to interview @RobGMacfarlane about his new book, Is A River Alive?, for @AtmosMag. On the global rive….

yes, you read that right: climate tarot cards! . learn more about the artists leading a movement in eco-divination in today's story in @AtmosMag .

what if forever chemicals weren't so. forever?. publishing in @Nature, researchers recently invented a new way to grind down PFAS and upcycle its fluorine toward what they see as a fluorochemical circular economy. @elisecutts has the story for @AtmosMag

NEW: A UN report published this morning says that the only way to solve climate change is to realign with nature, disavow consumerism, and transform the values on which our society is built. my latest for @AtmosMag .

"Colonization suppressed our knowledge, so, we have to learn new ways of changing the impact of colonialism.". in NZ, Māori leaders have started a new clinical trial treating the meth crisis with ancestral psychedelic mushroom medicines. more in @AtmosMag

RT @uproot_project: "Both TB and climate change are solvable, yet remain unsolved. Their persistence is an indictment of our species’ worst….

in India's sugarcane capital, thousands of women farmworkers have been forced into hysterectomies—and now climate change is making things worse. critical reporting from @RuchiKumar about heat risk, forced labor, and the dark underbelly of agriculture

RT @katarinazimmer: “We’ve learned that actually everything we thought was only true about human language is actually not that specific to….

Is language uniquely human? Maybe not. Scientists are creating a new field of "animal linguistics"—and they're redefining "language" along the way. A good one by @katarinazimmer for @AtmosMag!.

RT @lizchar: if I text you this it means your secret is NOT safe with me

NEW: A recently published study shows that nature can relieve your pain—and brain scans show that it’s not just in your head. me for @AtmosMag

RT @mollytaft: hi it’s my first day at @wired ! i wanna hear everything that’s going on in the energy / enviro / climate space. feel free….

On Monday, I interviewed the Palestinian team building a VR exhibit that preserves Gaza's cultural memory and envisions a future beyond Israeli bombings and besiegement. Hours later, Israel ended the ceasefire, making their work more urgent than ever.

RT @IzzieRamirez: 🫵🫵🫵Do you love writing about how to make the world a better place? 🫵🫵🫵 You can be one of THREE new Future Perfect fellows….

I spoke with @johngreen about his surprising obsession with tuberculosis, his new book about the disease, and why our inability to solve solvable crises like TB—and climate change—is an indictment of our species . my latest for @AtmosMag .