We Can Fix It Newsletter

We Can Fix It Newsletter

Are you feeling anxious, lost, or isolated about the climate crisis? If so, this monthly newsletter created by your local climate scientist (that's me!) is just what you need. Each month, you'll receive a cheerful update delivered right to your inbox from Sweden, designed to be read in about 8 minutes. I’ll gather the most relevant research, cultural insights, and motivational content to provide you with a delightful read that includes the three key elements we need to tackle climate change effectively.

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  • 2 weeks ago | wecanfixit.substack.com | Kimberly Nicholas

    Welcome to We Can Fix It, where we tackle the climate crisis with facts, feelings, and action. Written by me, climate scientist Kim Nicholas. Hi friends, I’m at the Napa RISE wine conference this week, feeling nostalgic for my PhD on wine and climate change. So I’ll share some highlights from that research, plus a reminder to enjoy what we have, and how personal stories of what’s at risk can spark political action. Let’s dive in! Climate change is bad for the planet, and bad for your palate.

  • 2 months ago | wecanfixit.substack.com | Kimberly Nicholas

    Welcome to We Can Fix It, where we tackle the climate crisis with facts, feelings, and action. Written by me, climate scientist Kim Nicholas. Hi friends, Did any of you start working less after my January post? I did! I’m now at 80% time, and enjoying my time off! I do feel more crunched during the work week, and I’ve dropped a few balls (ugh). But I also feel more focused on what matters. On Sunday night, I feel ready to go back to work. How’s working less going for you?

  • Jan 30, 2025 | wecanfixit.substack.com | Kimberly Nicholas |Zeke Hausfather

    Welcome to We Can Fix It, where we tackle the climate crisis with facts, feelings, and action. Written by me, climate scientist Kim Nicholas. Hi friends, I hope you had peaceful holidays. For me it was a tough end to a tough year. My husband Simon’s dad died unexpectedly two weeks before Christmas. I am grateful for the time we got to spend with family and friends, and now glad to be back home in Sweden. <3 On my mind lately: carbon removal done right, turning worry to compassion, and working less.

  • Nov 28, 2024 | wecanfixit.substack.com | Kimberly Nicholas

    Welcome to We Can Fix It, where we tackle the climate crisis with facts, feelings, and action, written by me, climate scientist Kim Nicholas. Hi friends, this month I’m sharing our new rural report card for European agriculture, feeling resolute in a global leadership vacuum, and questioning my relationship with social media.

  • Oct 31, 2024 | wecanfixit.substack.com | Kimberly Nicholas

    Hi friends! This month, we’ll explore the safe and just space for humans on Earth; how to turn a gnawing rat of avoidance into a fluffy white sheep of possibility; and democratic principles for doing the work to build the world we want. We’re in trouble: humanity has crossed seven out of eight global thresholds needed to keep Earth stable and provide a good life for all, according to the Earth Commission report.