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lynnaodel.bsky.social
Mom, enthusiastic eater, intense feelings haver, dog hiker, writer, baker. Professional decarbonization engineer. Anxious white ex-SBC. Pronouns: She/Her Expert on refrigerants, ultra-low Global Warming Potential HVAC&R, + Industrial HP tech.
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It's Tuesday, and I'm on my way back to DC. We've got a big week ahead fighting to get Elon out of Treasury, out of our data, and out of government. I’ll be outside treasury today to say: No unelected billionaire should have control of the government.

I wrote a book! It's coming out in June! It's about science! It's about feelings! It's the best thing I've ever written, and I can't wait to share it with you. bookshop.org/p/books/huma...

Please allow me to re-share my rough sketch of some advanced carbon capture technology

couple years ago i did a study of the strategies people used to defend professors who had been accused of sexual impropriety in their labs/departments. overwhelmingly the most common one was that he’s a special genius and mediocre minds want to deprive us of his brilliance. this thinking is RAMPANT

You weren't stupid for believing people would make better choices

I don’t really feel like blaming anybody except people who were willing to vote for trump

i think that the people interested in recriminations and score settling right now aren’t seriously grappling with the magnitude of what happened and the implications for the rest of our lives. most of us will probably die living in the political order that will emerge out of this election.

Today, like most days, is a good day to re-read @drkatemarvel.bsky.social's seminal essay We Need Courage, Not Hope, to Face Climate Change. "Courage," she writes, "is the resolve to do well without the assurance of a happy ending."

This little one wants to wish everyone a happy and safe Halloween. www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/165216462

I don’t know who needs to see this, but here is a baby lamb

The UK edition of THE LANGUAGE OF CLIMATE POLITICS is out on Thursday! @amywestervelt.bsky.social: "This is one of the best explanations...of how the heck the climate crisis has gone unchecked for so long." Publishers Weekly: "A revelatory study" (starred review). Bill McKibben👇 1/2

This is the most clear-eyed and concise argument for voting for the Dem ticket in spite of grave disagreement with the Biden admin’s stance on Israel I’ve seen from a major Dem this entire campaign and I wish it had come out back in July

They’re talking about my friends. Good folks who work hard & are in public service not for the money, but to make people’s lives better. Folks whose name you’ll never know but they make sure the water you drink or food you eat doesn’t make you or your family sick. Project 2025 wants you to suffer.

Tremendous story. Been following this disturbing trend with immense anxiety ever since someone pointed me to a disturbing promo vid a few years ago for “progressives for immigration reform” that suggested using NEPA to crack down on immigration www.propublica.org/article/john...

I have a handful of advance copies of my book Multisolving & I'd like to give one away. So lets do something fun. Reply to this thread with a photo of a multisolving example with a few words about why you love it. I'll pick (at random) one reply & send the book to the poster.

Cultivating calm in an environment that demands your fear and outrage is also a form of resistance. Do what your part, and when you’re done, disconnect.

When did "but all the men are so lonely" become a talking point i against work-from-home, which every working mother I know prefers? Feels like it's popping up more + more & I'm not handling it super great

Earlier this week I looked up from text chain with FL family cleaning up from both Helene + Milton at a webinar where an HVAC manufacturer rep said that the EPA's heart is in the right place but moving too fast ppl nodded sympathetically I basically said "nuh uh" + tried not to yell

Something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately is how a lot of climate leaders freaked out when David Wallace Wells’s article “The Uninhabitable Earth” came out(before the book) bc they said it was too alarmist, too worst-case scenario and it was bad to scare people. And yet…