One of the most successful environmental agreements of all time, signed by Ronald Reagan in the US.

Learning from past successes is a key to solving today’s issues.

Count me in the “no temper tantrum” caucus.

I’ve been describing candidates I like as serious legislators who do the tough work of governing. That’s not praise to some of the delegates.

“You can ‘fight,’ or you can do the job of legislating. You can't do both. There are things you can’t accomplish if you're not willing to deliberate, to engage in give and take, to build consensus beyond the party line.”

Not what the delegates want to hear, but absolutely right.

Yeah I’m eating sushi at 1am because that’s what one does after 16 hours. #gopconvention

It’s both.

Still here. Not leaving. #utpol

I know which gubernatorial campaign this was. I’ve seen their behavior before. And they will not be getting my vote.

This convention has everything. I can even go watch some sports between speeches!

Always good to remember what is really happening on the US grid.

Capacity Factors 2023
Coal - 42%
Natural Gas - 40% average (60% for combined cycle)
Solar - 23%
Wind - 34%
Nuclear - 93%
Hydro - 34%
Geothermal - 70%

All of this.

Of course technology can solve the problem. It's the only thing that can at the scale required.

These other things are nice to have, and may also make people's lives better, but no amount of them will get emissions to zero.

Love this new U.S. Department of Energy transmission permitting rule! Something that seems unnoticed: its changes - to designate a lead agency, collaborate on a single environmental review doc, limit the process to 2 years - were all maligned NEPA reforms passed in the debt ceiling deal 🤔

Today's SCOTUS argument illuminated Trump's views of the office of the presidency--completely unbounded by meaningful accountability for crimes and abuses. The conservative legal movement should be as up in arms about this as it would be by SCOTUS 'legislating from the bench.'

This would seem to be so obvious that no one would ever need to say it, but here we are.