
Word nerd @grist. Writing about climate + language, history, culture, accountability. Thinking about what's for dinner
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Joined December 2012
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Kate Yoder retweeted
The English language was once full of stories with “blossoms,” “rivers,” and “moss.” But these words are disappearing from our vocabularies — and along with them, our connection to the natural world they describe. @katemyoder reports via @grist:
buff.ly/7CyOPJy
Kate Yoder retweeted
President Biden's American Climate Corps was quietly disbanded -- and in some ways, the jobs program never existed to begin with, @katemyoder reports: grist.org/politics/american-…
Replying to @DanielleBFranz @ACC_National
Thanks, Danielle! It was great to speak with you
Kate Yoder retweeted
“I actually think it’s still a great time to start a climate startup. Just don’t call it a climate startup," @leepnet tells @katie_brigham.
Climate tech is dead, long live climate tech:
heatmap.news/technology/deat…
Kate Yoder retweeted
in recent years, i noticed that the concept of "climate anxiety" had become a sort of a privilege punch line, and an emotion/experience shared by millions risked going the way of self-care and wellness culture. i wanted to explore why for @grist: grist.org/culture/climate-ch…
Kate Yoder retweeted
an instant @katemyoder classic, if you will -- a comprehensive and beautifully laid out exploration of why nuance is so hard to accept or understand in any politically-tinged conversation: grist.org/science/patrick-br…
Replying to @JTommins
A valid critique! There's a whole nother piece to be written about their approach. Thanks for sharing
A year ago, climate scientist @PatrickTBrown31 criticized his own wildfire study in Nature, causing an uproar. I kept wondering why he did it. I spent the summer talking to Patrick and those who know him, reviewing private emails, to get the inside scoop
grist.org/science/patrick-br…
Replying to @lisalsong @Riogringa
Glad it was helpful! This is a great piece, Lisa!
Kate Yoder retweeted
Why has the history of climate change knowledge in the US (which goes back further than many today might think) been overlooked? @katemyoder for @grist: bit.ly/3LWKrGI
Replying to @grist @BlueRidgePublic
The best news. Congrats, Katie!
Kate Yoder retweeted
Author Barbara Kingsolver told @Grist that the American Climate Corps is “one of the most exciting things that’s happening in the country right now.”
More on the kickoff of the American Climate Corps from @katemyoder:
grist.org/solutions/american…









