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I don't use X very much any more, but I'd love to see you elsewhere!

For the short & up to date content I used to provide here, see Threads & Bluesky.

For longer commentaries, see LinkedIn & my newsletter.

And for the fun stuff, check out IG + Pinterest.

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Prof. Katharine Hayhoe Verified account @KHayhoe Mar 29, 2023
Looking for more from me than tweets? I regularly share unique content on a dozen other online platforms...and you won't see most of it on Twitter. Browse this thread for direct links and dive in!
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Human-caused climate change has nearly doubled the likelihood of extreme fire weather in the Canadian Shield forests in 2025 and increased the likelihood of a third record-breaking year in terms of area burned by a factor of 10, new State of Wildfires report finds.

Read more: stateofwildfires.com/latest-report/
stateofwildfires.com State of Wildfire 2025 - 2026 - Latest Report The latest State of Wildfires Report for 2025-26 is available now for our analysis of how fires affected society and the environment in the 2025-26 fire season.
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🔋 Good news: For the first time on record, most new cars sold worldwide are no longer gasoline-only. And 94% of EV owners surveyed say they’ll never go back!

🌡️ Not-so-good news: The latest The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change rightly calls for climate change to be recognized as the global health emergency it already is.

🍎 Inspiration: Ellenor Llona teaches chemistry in rural Indiana, where she's weaving climate science into her lessons - because students need to know what's happening, why it matters, and what we can do about it.

This week, take the time to find an answer to something you’ve wondered about on climate (chances are, I've covered it in my newsletter - try searching the archives!), then share what you learn with someone else.

You don't have to be a teacher like Ellenor to be a life-long learner!

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