We may not be active on X anymore, but you can still find us online @climatenexus.

Climate Nexus is proud to have broken up with X, and we hope other organizations will do the same. If you are interested in taking a stand against X, check out https://t.co/pBjEYzpoHU Join the fight against digital hate at https://t.co/xVeRjeNlTz https://t.co/pBjEYzpoHU

You can still find us under @ClimateNexus on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. We are now also on Threads and Blue Sky 🦋. Learn more about our breakup at

So, this Valentine's Day, Climate Nexus is making it official. Our relationship with X is over, but we hope our relationship with you will continue ❤️.

For any organization claiming to center racial equity, this #BlackHistoryMonth and the mass exodus of Black users from X remind us that where there are values, actions must follow.

What was once a tool that gave space to social movements like #BlackLivesMatter and voices like those of Black Twitter, is now an unsafe space for the Black community.

With no consistent policies on hate speech and climate misinformation, Musk's X will no doubt continue to amplify fringe, extremist content at the expense of reliable information.

The last few months of hate-filled rhetoric reached an all-time culmination point when Musk, just two months after amplifying an antisemitic post, publicly endorsed another claiming that graduates of historically Black colleges and universities have lower IQs.

Following his acquisition of X, formerly known as Twitter, the amount of hate speech and climate misinformation on the platform skyrocketed 📈. Trust and Safety staff were forced out and extremist accounts were reinstated 🚫.

It’s been over a year since Elon Musk paid $44 billion 💰 to become the new owner of one of the most influential social media platforms on the planet. A lot has happened since then.

It’s official 💔 Climate Nexus is breaking up with X. And you may want to as well.👇

#Shell announced that it would be selling its onshore businesses in Nigeria for $1.3 billion after nearly a century. 😮 Nigeria has long been a cornerstone the company, but also the source of a damaging legal & environmental legacy. https://t.co/lyVzJMsKO1

.@EIAgov said that #solar power will be the leading source of new electricity generation in the US through 2025, growing by 75%(!!), and #wind capacity will also increase by 11% in 2025. 👏 https://t.co/ayhAa8ilzc

A new @CCDHate report found that there’s been a “startling” rise in what it terms “new denial” on @YouTube– videos that promote the idea that the #climate movement is ineffective or that solutions like #renewable energy are flawed. 😱

This is the 2️⃣ of a 3️⃣ part @NexusMediaNews series: The Colville Confederated Tribes are dedicated to “reuniting with old friends” by reintroducing fish to their shared waters and pronghorn to their ancestral lands.

#NewYork has 13 utility pilot projects aimed at creating neighborhood-wide thermal energy networks that can power clean, carbon-free #heatpumps. 🎉

DYK that #climatechange may even be playing a role in the recent icy blasts, as warming in the #Arctic increases the likelihood that frigid, polar air can sweep southwards?!

The US oil & gas industry is urging policymakers to support #LNG exports, permitting reform for energy infrastructure, and increased leasing in federal lands and waters. 😠 https://t.co/BM6dNVaY8e

“The heat over the last calendar year was a dramatic message from Mother Nature. [...] This is just a taste of what we can expect in the future, especially if we continue to fail to cut carbon dioxide fast enough.”

.@BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, is purchasing a company with major oil & gas pipelines and export terminals. "BlackRock has the opportunity to halt an #LNG project that has the potential to deal long-lasting harm on Texas communities." https://t.co/842SR6ShAK