The author wrote that Argentina was emerging as a new copper frontier as demand for the metal grew alongside the energy and digital transitions. They said dozens of projects were advancing in the Andes, drawing increasing interest from China, Europe and the United States, and directed readers to an article by The Energy Pioneer. https://t.co/uO0X07cdQA #Cobre #Energía #Minería #AR #CN #EU #US
The post said that the expansion of AI and cloud computing was increasing data centres’ energy and water footprints. It added that Munters had highlighted the need for resource-efficient solutions to manage digital growth at Climate Week NYC 2026 and linked to further information from its partner.
The author announced that the Climate Change Summit, which they described as Central and Eastern Europe’s leading event on climate action, would return on October 14 from Bucharest. They said discussions would cover biodiversity, the circular economy, agriculture, ESG and other topics, and invited readers to register. https://t.co/m0eVtaG1rK https://t.co/52g1ZQmuex #ClimateAction #Biodiversity #Sustainability #RO
The author argued that “clean versus cheap” was a false choice, saying a post-fossil society would involve not only reducing emissions but also enabling abundant clean energy. The post directed readers to an article for further reading.
The post highlighted Tzeporah Berman’s remarks at a Climate Week NYC session on We Don’t Have Time, saying she had discussed why 60 countries attended Santa Marta and why momentum was building. It said Berman had described phasing out fossil fuels as both a national security and an energy security issue, and invited readers to rewatch the session.
Nataliia Katser-Buchkovska of Green Resilience Facility said she could not imagine another system keeping the lights on after an attack of such scale, according to a post promoting a replay of a Climate Week NYC session. The post said she had discussed the Ukrainian grid’s ability to recover quickly amid 1,000 drone strikes a day. https://t.co/oKHg8Fb2oR #Ukraine #EnergyResilience #ClimateWeek #UA
The post said a new 30 kW wind turbine was about to be tested at a Kormotech facility in Ukraine. It described the turbine as smaller and quieter, and said it could create new possibilities for distributed wind power. The author added that any electricity reaching consumers in a war zone mattered. https://t.co/mn9zjaKt0R #WindEnergy #Ukraine #RenewableEnergy #UA
The author wrote that Dana Fisher of Talking Climate Collaborative had spoken at Climate Week NYC about online climate misinformation, which she attributed to a small, vocal group funded by fossil fuels. The post also quoted Fisher as saying the group was a minority, but that many people were afraid to discuss climate change.
The post’s author argued that big businesses were using secretive tribunals to threaten the collective future, with cases taking place around the world. They said global action was being organised and urged people to join the days of action to stop ISDS and support an ISDS-free world.
The author wrote that a super El Niño was underway and said it had been widely covered in the news. They asked what effect it might have on an already rapidly warming Arctic and said Just Have a Think had sought guidance from a scientist, encouraging readers to watch the video. https://t.co/jdW0zzFuS0 #ElNiño #Arctic #ClimateChange #AR #US
The post said Marissa McInnis of Verizon had argued at Climate Week NYC that network planners needed to look five to 10 years ahead and map risks from heat, high winds and flooding at every cell site before extreme weather hit.
The author warned that proposed EU rules could allow funds labelled “Transition” to invest in companies opening new oil fields and other fossil-fuel projects. They urged the European Parliament to close what they described as a loophole. https://t.co/NLcPmJhQTt #EUTaxonomy #FossilFuels #ClimateAction #EU
Heidi Peltonen of Outokumpu said circularity had primarily been a business decision for the company. She explained that access to Europe’s only chromium mine and the use of material with up to 97% recycled content helped Outokumpu cut stainless steel’s carbon footprint by up to 75%. https://t.co/bVzf0MPcc9 #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #Recycling #EU
Kevin Green of Rare said a majority of Americans dramatically underestimated the level of support among their peers, with the gap sometimes reaching 30%. He said the misperception fueled a “spiral of silence” around climate action, explaining the issue at Climate Week NYC. https://t.co/AlATHhHLWY #ClimaWeekNYC #ClimateAction #PublicPerception #US
ClimateMarcene said forests were continuing to deteriorate and disappear, and argued that protecting nature was necessary to keep emissions down. The post identified WWF and We Don’t Have Time in connection with the discussion.
At Climate Week NYC, Martina Otto of the Climate and Clean Air Coalition warned that the number of air-conditioning units in Europe could rise from 1.6 billion to 5.6 billion, putting pressure on the grid and worsening urban heat. She said more urban greenery could lower temperatures by 4 to 12 degrees. https://t.co/pQZOtOnBo1 #ClimateChange #UrbanGreenery #Sustainability #EU
"This treaty has kept the world from going past the tipping points. It's delayed warming by up to 45 years." 🌍 Durwood Zaelke, President of @IGSD_DC, on how the Montreal Protocol phased out nearly 100 ozone-depleting chemicals and avoided as much warming as CO2 causes. https://t.co/nymoWr9PRf #
Daan Walter of Ember Energy said that each unit of electricity added to the system could save around three or four units of fossil energy. He also explained why electrified systems waste six to seven times less energy than fossil-fuel-powered ones.
"We're gonna grow the ocean's ability to capture carbon dioxide." 🌊 Quico Toro of @anthrop_inst explains how oceans can be the key to cheap carbon removal in this interview from Climate Week NYC. Watch more on @WeDontHaveTime https://t.co/5baccicNPI #OceanClimate #CarbonRemoval #ClimateAction #Therearenospecificcountrymentionsinthetweet.
"Only 2% of all philanthropy goes to environmental causes & that's simply not enough to speed and scale the work that is necessary." 💸 Rhonda Bannard, on why she built EarthGives to help fund nonprofits tackling climate, water, air, and wildlife issues at once. https://t.co/ACsycXdUHH #Philanthropy #ClimateAction #EnvironmentalImpact #Nospecificcountriesarementionedinthetweet.
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