Climate Cat

Good quote: "research has found that climate distress, climate anger and climate anxiety are all associated with increased climate action under some circumstances."

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A Conversation on Climate, Health & Everyday Resilience | Jenn T. Grace, a Certified B Corp We’re excited about an upcoming sustainability conversation featuring our author Sam Cherubin - Climate Cat. On Tuesday, February 3, Sam will be joining HAYVN Coworking Community Darien for an intima...

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YouTube video by Climate Basics Podcast New Book, "The Crisis is Here" - Individual Preparation & Community Pre-Planning (Ep 13)

We're at the beginning of the horror movie, not the middle or the end.

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YouTube video by Climate Basics Podcast New Book, "The Crisis is Here" - The Writing Process & Decision to Be a Practical Guide (Ep 13)

Podcast with Greg Chang and Ty Haugh discussing my book:

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The Crisis Is Here: Protecting Your Health In A Changing World The Crisis Is Here: Protecting Your Health In A Changing World [Cherubin, Sam] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Crisis Is Here: Protecting Your Health In A Changing World

My book has just been published.

The Crisis Is Here is a comprehensive climate health preparedness guide that bridges healthcare expertise with emotional accessibility to help climate-anxious families move from worry to practical solutions.

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We are all creatures on a turning world.

All paws leave tracks.

Quiet voices echo.

One act of care leads to another.

Here's to showing up.

Here's to each other.

— Climate Cat

Happy New Year, Dr. Hayhoe! 🎉

My 2026 resolution: communicate climate & health as clearly as you explain climate science.

You've shown me how to reach people's hearts AND minds.

Grateful for your model as I work to make health preparedness accessible to everyone who needs it.

What if you just Kant drink any more?

We trained AI on the sum total of human knowledge, spent close to $1T, and asked it how to stop climate collapse.

It looked up, adjusted its Patagonia vest, and said: “What if the answer has been staring us in the face the whole time . . . more money!”

At least there's a 50/50 chance it was climate change!

Climatologists.

As long as I can do the Podcast from the library, we should be all set.

"I have often seen a plane without a tail, but never a tail without a plane."

It will be marketed as a historical inevitability and "the only thing that can save the planet."

Warm wishes for the Holidays.

Wait, that's tone-deaf given my entire body of work.

'Wishing you moderate temperatures within historical norms'?

Me: trying to have a normal day.

Science: ‘Also your face mites have butts.’

They misinterpreted the IPCC special report on ‘Scissors Risk & Adaptive Capacity.’”

well, we are the unacknowledged legislators of the world, according to Shelley

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Top 10 in North America, and beating out New Haven, CT!

We (New Haven area) have some of the worst air quality in the New York area.

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I studied with Holub at Oberlin College in 1981.

He used to put his head in his hands at my incomprehensible 18 year old verse.

It's nice to see his words on Bluesky.

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I was just in Halifax a few months ago, which seemed like Shambhala or Eden.

And now you are saying there is a serpent in the Garden, and its name is Halifax Transit?

My book launches in January 2026.

It's the practical roadmap for families who care deeply about protecting their health from climate impacts and don’t know where to start.

If you want to stay in touch, join my mailing list: www.samcherubin.com

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It was was in that most private of chambers, where mortal man seeks both relief and reflection, that I was beset by a headline most grievous and cruel.

The choice is ours: to gnaw at the carcass of a world undone, or to craft, even yet, a sustenance worthy of generations to come.

And so, gentle reader, if it falls to you to consider this most unnatural dish, consider also the banquet of history spread before us.

The table is long, the hour is late, the candles burn low.

The Tunaturducken asks us whether we shall be creatures of mere appetite or creatures of imagination; whether we shall feast upon folly or forge from it a parable of restraint, fellowship, and renewal.