Anna Goldstein
@apgoldst
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Impact assessment for climate solutions with @PrimeCoalition. Volunteer at @LettersPreSci. Interested in science, technology, karaoke, trampolines.
Amherst, MA
Joined June 2009
happy "let's circle back on this after the holidays" to all who observe!
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🚨🚨 Excited to share my new paper "Disciplinary and institutional diversity of federally funded academic research on climate solutions in the United States" with @apgoldst and @LeadOnClimate is now published in @IOPenvironment ! Open access here: https://t.co/dncLTGanJc
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It's an exciting day for everyone at @PRIMEcoalition and @AzollaVentures, to say the least! Feeling very proud of what we are poised to accomplish alongside the brilliant climate entrepreneurs that this fund will support.
Exciting news! 📢 @AzollaVentures and Prime Coalition are thrilled to debut an oversubscribed $239 million fund to support overlooked climate solutions!
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Feedback, positive or negative, is a true gift -- when it's formulated with care and delivered with kindness. That's when it can effectively help people to improve.
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Proud to be a member of this group of leaders, working with @RegenIntel toward solutions that center human and planetary wellbeing.
🌏 Introducing #RegenIntel. Two weeks ago we publicly launched Regenerative Intelligence with the goal to superpower and embolden leaders to implement the highest impact system of solutions for people and the planet at scale. Watch our launch video:
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We love to see it! Here's to unsung heroes that supported *all three* of these tenacious innovators - courageous philanthropists w @PRIMEcoalition 🚀 cc @macfound @Sorenson_Impact @_BlueHaven @OfficialWJSFF @AutodeskFdn @TPIPhilanthropy @Hewlett_Found @PackardFdn @LemelsonFdn
It's the one you've been waiting for! @SecGranholm joins the Summit Main Stage at 10:15 AM for a Fireside Chat with Dr. Shreya Dave, CEO of Via Separations, Dr. Leah Ellis, CEO of Sublime Systems, and Joe Zhou, CEO of Quidnet Energy. #ARPAE23
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Our federal climate strategy is imperfect. A carbon tax is “first best” climate policy, so isn’t it the optimal way to fill the voids? I challenged that assumption here:
energypolicy.columbia.edu
Get the latest as our experts share their insights on global energy policy.
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Two-time Grammy winner and NCSSM alum @rhiannongiddens ‘95 was recently on the @Speakingsndly podcast. She talked about NCSSM, studying opera at Oberlin College, her collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma and Francesco Turrisi and more. Listen: https://t.co/MG3SYdQEcz 📸: @ebruyildiz
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At every step of the clean energy transition, we need to examine our choices rigorously, holistically, and with love for all of humanity and our planet. This is the kind of research I’m talking about. Thank you @triofrancos @cpluscp
How much lithium is needed to electrify the car-dependent status quo vs transforming the transportation system to increase mass transit, walking & cycling? Our new @cpluscp report finds dramatic differences. We can achieve more mobility with less mining 1/ https://t.co/hzgDJ6gm1o
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Respectfully, during #MLKDay2023 life, he was a most hated man. And if he were alive today, many in 'Christian' circles would call him "Woke," as a means of denigrating him. Take time to read his words, not just memes. Here you go: https://t.co/eJcQgizRaw
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Sheep are disappearing — and no one knows why
‘Disruptive’ science has declined — and no one knows why
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Never forget, a 13-year study found that protected bike-lanes led to a drastic decline in fatalities for all road users. ALL ROAD USERS. And painted bike-lanes? No safety improvement at all. For sharrows, it’s safer to NOT have them. Via @StreetsblogUSA
usa.streetsblog.org
Cities that build protected lanes for cyclists end up with safer roads for people on bikes and people in cars and on foot, a new study of 12 large metropolises revealed Wednesday.
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Microfinance loans should be replaced by unconditional cash transfers, COMBINED with the expansion of not only strong systems of social provisions but also community-owned and �� controlled institutions for climate adaptation and a just ecological transition.
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“People are rightly busy with a million other things … If they dedicate a little bit of the most valuable resource they have — their time — to thinking about climate … and maybe that spurs them to think ‘What can I do,’ … I really do think there’s a lot of value to that.”
The Prince and Princess of Wales came to Boston for a glitzy climate award. They brought with them the UK press pool, lots of fanfare and a spotlight on innovation. But can they move the needle on climate change?
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Here’s the specific issue at play today - countries can hide information about their offsetting trades by claiming that it’s “sensitive”. There is no independent way to check or verify that. We just have to trust it. #COP27 #Article6
https://t.co/0nSY469evh
Problem 5 (Article 6.2) Countries can deem information about credits "confidential" (perhaps claiming commercial sensitivity). This removes transparency from system - means we may not know how credits used, how many times, by whom, and whether climate benefits or is harmed.
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"When people misleading blame climate and clean energy for today’s crisis, what they are doing – whether they mean to or not – is shifting attention away from the real cause: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine." https://t.co/gpUB1h2pku
carbonbrief.org
Fossil fuel use will peak within five years, says the World Energy Outlook 2022 from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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The new #SystemsChangeLab data platform tracks global progress against limiting global warming to 1.5°C, halting biodiversity loss and building a just and equitable economy. Highly encourage everyone to explore this incredible tool: https://t.co/eiSkZ2GAOD
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Congratulations to Yiwen Wang @umassengin and all this year's winners and presenters!
C3E Ambassador Karen Butler-Purry of @TAMU presented the awards to the student poster competition winners. Congratulations to these 5 students and all 28 amazing young women who presented their research at the 2022 C3E Symposium. #C3Ewomen
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