Josh Harris

Texas Floods: Preparation Is Key To Protecting Who And What We Love Planning cannot prevent every tragedy, but it can limit the damage and reduce the number of lives lost. Ultimately, it is about protecting the people and things we love.

#Texasfloods - @wemeanbusiness.bsky.social's Maria Mendiluce says preparing for climate impacts is vital.

"This must become the core of how we think about climate risk. It's about towns, rivers, homes & lives. Ultimately, it's about protecting the things we love."

www.forbes.com/sites/mariam...

🌍 Women Leading on Climate at #LCAW2025!

📸 @cathmckenna.bsky.social @wloc.bsky.social

Poll: Ninety-seven per cent of global business leaders support clean energy transition New survey reveals vast majority of business executives want to shift to renewables - and they could relocate if governments fail to boost clean energy generation

New polling shows vast majority of business leaders remain fully supportive of the clean energy transition. www.businessgreen.com/news/4412519...

Powering Up: Business leaders overwhelmingly back a rapid transition to renewable power Business voices have expressed overwhelming support for the transition to renewable energy.

97% of business leaders support the transition away from fossil fuels to renewable energy

- poll in 15 major economies by @e3g.bsky.social

#climatecrisis #the89Percent
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Poster saying: Dont SPRING into garden clean-up too soon ... Wait until temperatures are consistently above 10° (50 F) Many butterflies, bees and other pollinators are currently wintering in dead leaves & hollowed out stems of last years plants LET THEM BEE

Tidy gardens are overrated. We need our gardens to be havens for wildlife.

Comment: Sustainability is under unprecedented attack. Here’s how we can fight back Those working for a sustainable future are under attack. Progress is being dismantled and a new reality is hitting hard. And yet there’s no shared plan for what comes next. The time for passive observation, or for relying on vague calls for “courage” or “digging deeper” is past. We need a new strategy – fast.

"Disruption won’t happen on its own. We have to make it happen. We don’t have 15 years to get this right. The world in 2040 will be shaped by what we do now."

Great stuff from @whittso.bsky.social and the team at @cisl.cam.ac.uk

www.reuters.com/sustainabili...

The Return on Responsibility: the business benefits of communicating on climate The Return on Responsibility is a messaging guide for businesses produced by Potential Energy Coalition in partnership with We Mean Business Coalition and maslansky + partners. It empowers businesses ...

New polling shows that consumers will reward companies that are reducing emissions and investing in clean energy. They’re more likely to buy from, work for, admire, and speak well of businesses taking climate action.
www.wemeanbusinesscoalition.org/the-business...

Government sets out plan for new era of clean electricity Government delivers on the Prime Minister’s Plan for Change to build an energy system that can bring down bills for households and businesses for good.

Energy Secretary @edmiliband.bsky.social publishes “Clean Power 2030 Action Plan”. Drawn up by mission controller @chrisstark.bsky.social, it plots a clear path to grid reform and getting 95% Britain’s electricity from clean energy sources by 2030.
www.gov.uk/government/n...

Resolution Foundation on why relaxing electric car targets would worsen the squeeze on household incomes:

BBC - The People v Climate Change Meet the ordinary Brits who will help decide how Britain solves the climate crisis.

Meet Sir David Attenborough's everyday heroes who were asked by MPs how the UK should reach #NetZero. Film on @BBCiPlayer
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p...
"The rest of the people in this country ought to be extremely grateful to you. As, indeed, am I.”
#ThePeopleVsClimateChange #ClimateAssemblyUK

The transformation of Paris, under Mayor Hidalgo, into a city that prioritises cycling and walking above motor vehicles demonstrates what can be achieved by politicians who take climate seriously.

I started a pack of good folks and friends doing work related to international climate politics. Will add, but feel free to grab go.bsky.app/2oyE5jM

I used to worry politicians were setting up the public for disappointment with their overly-optimistic "green jobs" promises. Now I realise, the public just isn't really buying it anyway. www.ft.com/content/2d00...