Aaron Cantú
Investigative Journalist at Freelance
Climate Accountability Reporter at Capital & Main
California climate accountability reporter: [email protected] Subscribe: https://t.co/GF1fun3uiG Past work: https://t.co/2wP7undACs Opinions: Mine
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1 month ago |
yaleclimateconnections.org | Aaron Cantú
Only weeks ago, new science had buoyed state legislation to calculate the costs of climate change in California and force fossil fuel companies to pay for it. A study in Naturepublished last month took the reported emissions of major oil companies and modeled their effects on temperatures, finding their pollution led to $14 trillion in worldwide economic losses due to extreme heat alone.
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1 month ago |
stocktonia.org | Aaron Cantú
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission. Only weeks ago, new science had buoyed state legislation to calculate the costs of climate change in California and force fossil fuel companies to pay for it. A study in Nature published last month took the reported emissions of major oil companies and modeled their effects on temperatures, finding their pollution led to $14 trillion in worldwide economic losses due to extreme heat alone.
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1 month ago |
timesofsandiego.com | Aaron Cantú
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission. Only weeks ago, new science had buoyed state legislation to calculate the costs of climate change in California and force fossil fuel companies to pay for it. A study in Nature published last month took the reported emissions of major oil companies and modeled their effects on temperatures, finding their pollution led to $14 trillion in worldwide economic losses due to extreme heat alone.
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1 month ago |
lapublicpress.org | Aaron Cantú
This article was produced by the nonprofit journalism publication Capital & Main. It is co-published here with permission. Only weeks ago, new science had buoyed state legislation to calculate the costs of climate change in California and force fossil fuel companies to pay for it.
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1 month ago |
scheerpost.com | Aaron Cantú
By Aaron Cantú / Capital & MainOnly weeks ago, new science had buoyed state legislation to calculate the costs of climate change in California and force fossil fuel companies to pay for it. A study in Nature published last month took the reported emissions of major oil companies and modeled their effects on temperatures, finding their pollution led to $14 trillion in worldwide economic losses due to extreme heat alone.
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Here's an email from the US office that was working on @IPCC_CH. Says NASA terminated contract on 2/14. Biden admin pushed to have a big role in the next report. NASA Chief Scientist was co-chairing a working group. IPCC authors tell me they're worried. https://t.co/3YLttZpYsp https://t.co/8jAqXumR8Y
Scoop: the White House has dismissed 3 top reps at the US Global Change Research Program with climate expertise This office is critical for international climate collab including at the @IPCC_CH, I reported for @splinter_news https://t.co/toXF86HFmA .
Scoop: the White House has dismissed 3 top reps at the US Global Change Research Program with climate expertise This office is critical for international climate collab including at the @IPCC_CH, I reported for @splinter_news https://t.co/toXF86HFmA .
I spoke with @KQED about data centers and dirty energy in the Bay Area: https://t.co/CP2bklSxkN