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This week, I’m delighted to welcome guest editor Dr. Kate Marvel. She's a theoretical physicist turned climate scientist whose brilliance, honesty, and humour shine through everything she writes. Read the full edition of the newsletter here:

RT @ByIanJames: "This is scientific information that the American taxpayers paid for, and it’s their right to have it," @KHayhoe says. "It’….

RT @docsforclimate: Robbing the public of critical reports and data doesn't erase the reality of climate change—it just puts our communitie….

RT @KirstyDuncanPhD: Happy Canada Day!

What do a football jersey, a ski suit, a beach towel, and a scarf have in common? They all show the warming stripes—and open the door to talking about climate change. Here’s more on how you can join in, and start a conversation today without saying a word!. Learn more here:

RT @KHayhoe: Climate resilience isn’t just smart—it’s profitable and, as climate impacts accelerate, it's rapidly becoming essential as wel….

RT @KHayhoe: Talking Climate is now a podcast! Every week, you can listen to the good news, not-so-good news, narrated by the amazing Anne….

Could be referring to this article, which has a terrible and easily misunderstood headline. We know without a shadow of a doubt that greenhouse gas warming far exceeds aerosol cooling.

Please indicate which recent cooling period you were referring to, @joerogan. Did you mean winter?. Also, when did the @wapo (not a scientific organization) find "that we’re in a cooling period… This was a very ‘inconvenient’ discovery, but they had to report the data—and

Climate resilience isn’t just smart—it’s profitable and, as climate impacts accelerate, it's rapidly becoming essential as well. Read or listen to the full edition of the newsletter here:

Talking Climate is now a podcast! Every week, you can listen to the good news, not-so-good news, narrated by the amazing Anne Cloud from Voice Over For The Planet. We have 9 episodes ready to binge — please enjoy, and let me know what you think!

RT @StanfordEnergy: Talking climate change with Katharine Hayhoe. Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe, chief scientist for The Nature Conser….

RT @RotaryGBI: Katharine Hayhoe, climate scientist, prof at #TexasTech University & key note speaker at #RotaryInternationalConvention in #….

In this special edition of Talking Climate, I take a fresh look at the rise of climate doomerism—why it’s spreading, what the science says, and why giving up is the only thing that will guarantee our failure. Read the newsletter here:

Climate change is already disrupting farming, healthcare, and even our summer vacations—but there are smart, hopeful ways we can respond. From heat insurance for cows to climate-conscious travel, here’s this week’s roundup of risks, resilience, and what we can do. Read here:

What does climate change have to do with your skin? More than you might think—and the good news is, you can do something about it. Read the full edition of the newsletter here:

Nearly 40% of the world’s food is wasted as nearly 2 billion people go hungry--and it's a big source of heat-trapping gas emissions, too! From smarter storage and meal planning to food-sharing apps and policy advocacy, reducing food waste is an effective climate action we can

What motivates people to act on climate? The number one reason—across cultures—is love for the next generation. Read more here:

Who should pay for the climate crisis? A new study names names—and puts a multi-trillion-dollar price tag on the damage from extreme heat alone. Read more: