HeyJaredClimate Hopium
A newsletter focused on stories of hope in the global fight against climate chaos. While there is much to be angry, sad and disappointed about, here we'll focus on the good news - the hope! We aim to use hope to power action!
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An interview with Tim Christophersen, author of ‘Generation Restoration’ about how to restore nature at scale (opens the original)
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I mentioned in the last newsletter I was looking to try a bit of an experiment - doing a couple of interviews. I’m interested to see if people enjoy them and, most importantly, find value from them. If so I may do more. With that fanfare I’m happy to present here the first interview! (I should note, as with all the other content I write about here on Climate Hopium - it is compiled by myself and I do this on a voluntary basi
Unleash renewables to generate clean energy and help farms and nature to thrive (opens the original)
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Before we dive into the topic, below, a bit of news/updates from the newsletter: Frist a note that the last issue of the newsletter ‘“Gradually and then suddenly”- How the age of oil is ending’ - which is the most read article I’ve released thus far - noted how we’re seeing tipping points on oil use so that as less gets used, less is needed overall and the costs go up on refining what is produced. Well, May 2026 was the 4th month in a row we’d seen greenhouse gas emission either pl
“Gradually and then suddenly”- How the age of oil is ending (opens the original)
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Ernest Hemingway’s novel ‘The Sun Also Rises’ from 1926 has an exchange of dialogue between two characters which has since become a famous phrase for how change can happen. The exchange goes:“How did you go bankrupt?” Bill asked.“Two ways,” Mike said. “Gradually and then suddenly.”This came to mind reviewing the latest batch of climate news as I read through stories to seek the unifying thread. Something is happening to the planet&#
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