Jason King

Earlier this year, Dr. Jane Goodall sat down for an interview for Brad Falchuk’s new Netflix series, Famous Last Words.

The premise of the series is to interview people on the condition that the interview not air until the subject has passed away.

Dying on this hill is a luxury we don’t have. There are many hills. We need everyone for all of them.

I don’t eat meat, fly & drive an EV but that doesn’t make me trustworthy. Having empathy & caring about others makes me trustworthy.

We must focus on bringing others in not pushing each other out.

Has anyone ever estimated the ROI that oil companies get on their political investments?

It must be enormous.

At first I thought the best thing about buying an EV was the reduced emissions.

One day when I was driving by a gas station, I realized the best thing was not funding the machine that was killing the world.

As a follower of Christ, smh.🤦

If you are driving people away from the faith, you might want to take a breath.

“But if we aren’t selling you all that stuff, how are we going to make billions in profit?” - FF Exec

Maybe we can integrate FF’s into RE, kind of like agrivoltaics. You know, jet engine propelled win turbines or coal-fired photovoltaics.

I’m only half kidding on the gas powered turbine/generator.

Elon Musk calls for dissolution of parliament at far-right rally in London US-based tech boss was addressing the ‘unite the kingdom’ protest organised by Tommy Robinson via video link

It's yelling into the void but something tell me it just needs to kept being said: if you are still posting, RTing, or lurking on X, you are helping keep users there and you are helping this guy pull in advertising revenue.

You are a volunteer worker for a slobbering, drug-addled white supremacist

It’s hard to get someone to understand something when their salary depends on NOT understanding it.
 
Well, the Republican Party depends on fossil fuel money.

Great job!

First, total respect. Second, operative words…”within the climate movement.” If we do not agree on everything, that’s ok. It does not mean there is a divide, unless we make one. Let’s not.

I literally cannot think of anything that is a bigger waste of your all’s precious time and expertise than this thread.

Give each other some grace and give the other side hell.

Every day.

Not at all surprising that the notoriously nimble Democratic political machine planned ahead 23 years to plant a fake Trump drawing in Epstein's birthday book. That Chuck Schumer sees around corners!

I’m not sure what you mean by “helpful.” Does that mean it gives a feeling of moral superiority & makes you feel good or that it is something that will help materially change the status quo?

I think we spend too much time on things that make us feel better & not enough on things that change things.

Money in politics is not the source of all evil but it’s a big piece of the pie.

Why do fossil fuel companies need to pay politicians $1 billion? What’s the alternative they are fighting against?

It’s simple. They’re fighting against the will of the American people with $1 billion club. Shameful.

Sounds like you are throwing some shade on your rural neighbors (or at least on their crops or maybe both!). 😉

I use Google News to scan the headlines. The very bad jobs report was the 31st story in the “Headlines” feed (not my personal “For You” feed).

That seems real low. Anyone ever seen an analysis of “Bad News” amplification under Biden vs Trump?

Seems like there’s a world of difference.

YouTube video by thejuicemedia Honest Government Ad | Carbon Capture & Storage

An oldie but still relevant goodie
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'Huge' leak from gas plant kept secret from public in 'national scandal' Documents reveal the scale of carbon pollution leaking from a Darwin LNG tank was like adding 8,300 new cars to the road every year. It is about to be filled again.

Kirsty Howey, ED at Environment Ctr NT: “the handling of the leak represents a ‘national scandal.’…A cover-up…by @ConocoPhillips, @Santos &…regulators. To know that there has been #methane leaking…in huge quantities is…shocking. 6/6 #climate #polluters @abc #auspol
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09...

I charged at 3 electrify America stations this weekend and had slow charging speeds (under 100 kW) at all three, even though the temperature was at 75 and my state of charge was between 10 and 40%.

Might be a charging network problem.

Looks like there’s a significant solar array going in just west of you, north of 74 right?

Killing science, stealing cures? Either way, so true & so sad.

There’s a lot of reasons we got here, but one is that we left too many people behind.

Most Americans don’t know the benefits that come from science. Whatever it is, it’s not helping me.

People need to know the benefits it brings.

This graph says a lot.

First, Republicans are more satisfied when there’s a Republican President than Democrats are with a Dem President.

Second, Independents are more satisfied under Trump now than they ever were with Biden.

Dems need to start focusing on being effective more than right.

Honestly, this may be one of the most important media graphs I've ever seen.

The claim: Democrats keep using annoying words.
The data: Republicans CLAIMS Democrats use them, which then becomes the narratives.

Then centrists attack DEMS for things GOPer CLAIM they say, not GOP for making stuff up.

Trump’s USDA eliminates support for renewable energy, a lifeline for farmers The agency claims farmland is being consumed by wind and solar facilities—which occupy only a tiny portion.

I’m sure it’s impossible to catch everything, but here’s one from yesterday I did not see on your list (but might have missed it).

www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

It’s called Home. If you grew up there or talked to people who did about it, you would understand. - Central Illinois Boy

As an Ohioan for over 30 years, this is so embarrassing.

The sad thing is DeWine knows better, but plays along.

Not sure what happened to the state. Historically it’s been pretty educated & economically vibrant.

I think it’s mostly about a widening income gap & the resentment that comes with it.

I once naïvely thought the reason to electrify was to reduce my carbon footprint.

While that’s a good thing, I now realize the MOST important reason to decarbonize is to reduce the income of fossil fuel companies who use the money we give them to eliminate progress in climate change.

Would be cool to track the “geographical center” of the republican and Democratic Party over time.

Human connection to nature has declined 60% in 200 years, study finds Prof Miles Richardson says people risk ‘extinction of experience’ in the natural world without new policies

Some days it’s hard to know what you can do to fight climate change.

Here’s one…help connect the next generation to nature. This connection is critical for them to have the knowledge & desire to fix what we have left them.

What’s a great nature book for kids?

www.theguardian.com/environment/...