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Thursday, May 22, 2014

Climate tweets for 21 May 2014

RT 350 dot org: @350:
That next great moment is late September in New York. See you there. http://act.350.org/signup/readytomarch
#peoplesclimate

Biggest Loser: Thawing Greenland Competes with Collapsing Antarctic For Fastest Ice Loss 
http://thkpr.gs/1ocigSh
[sea level]

Climate Context 4 ‘Unprecedented’ Balkans Flooding: @ClimateCentral
http://shar.es/Vp2sk

History Under Water: Climate Change Imperils Historic, Cultural Sites: @katesheppard
http://huff.to/1lJBjRv 
[sea level]

Which of these 10 major food brands require suppliers to cut emissions? (Fewer than 1): 
http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/05/price-breakfast-cereal-climate-change-oxfam-kelloggs
[investing, divestment]

Why U.S. is always so unprepared to fight wildfires: @voxdotcom http://www.vox.com/2014/5/19/5730870/wildfires-getting-worse-congress-unprepared
[fire]

Drought could cost California Central Valley farms $1.7 billion, 14,500 jobs: http://fw.to/mlZpykE  #climatecosts
[water, food, farming, agriculture]

RT Bill McKibben ‏@billmckibben:
I'm sensing, for the 1st hours of reaction, a real appetite for the march on NY come Sept.
http://act.350.org/signup/readytomarch … That gives me hope


RT Fossil Free ‏@GoFossilFree:
Good luck! RT @DivestDU: TODAY IS THE DAY! We are meeting with the @uofdenver board of trustees to make our case for fossil fuel divestment.

Cities depending on snowmelt for water could face problems, study suggests: @csmonitor
http://www.csmonitor.com/Environment/2014/0519/Cities-that-depend-on-snowmelt-for-water-could-face-problems-study-suggests?cmpid=addthis_twitter#.U3uXCkgy8ls.twitter


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